NoSkill22nd March 2017This has a great rhythmic feel to it and is a fun composition to listen to. Worth learning! Cheers!
MisterM22nd March 2017Hi Guido
Nice lesson
Thx
playaxeman22nd March 2017I hear a lot of hits in this tune. Great lesson and a great backing for solo over too.
Noah B23rd March 2017love it, thank you sir..
Darius Wave5th April 2017Beautifull, simple composition.Beginners - don't miss it!
Guido Bungenstock5th April 2017Thx a lot, guys! ;-)
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Hi Guys,
Welcome to my lesson No. 45
Time for a cool mix of Rock, Pop & Country in the the style of Keith Urban, Rick Springfield, Richard Marx and many more.
This beginner lesson is perfect to improve your timing with syncopated rhythms.
The ending solo is a good demonstration how you can play a simple catchy melody with open strings.
We have the typical song structure AABA
A Part 0:00-0:19
| E B | C#5 A | E B | C#5 A |
| E B | C#5 F#5 | A | B |
A Part 0:20-0:34
| E B | C#5 A | E B | C#5 A |
| E B | C#5 F#5 | A | B |
B Part 0:34-0:50
| A | F#m | C#m | B |
| A | F#m | D | B|
A Part 0:51-1:14
| E B | C#5 A | E B | C#5 A |
| E B | C#5 F#5 | A | B |
| E |
Have fun! ;-)
Final words
I tried to transcribe as close as possible. Specially in the Guitar Pro 5 you'll find all this little extras!
Cheers - Guido
Technical specifications
Guitar: Music Man Luke II
Strings: D'Addario NYXL 009
Audio Interface: Focusrite Saffire PRO 24
Recording SW: Logic 10, several plugins
Amp(Only for Monitor): Peavey JSX Top with Marshall 2x12" V30
Kemper Profiling Amp: Martial JayVi
The profiles are available for purchase here:
http://www.guidorist.com/en/product-category/kemper-amp-profiles/
Standard Tuning E, A, D, G, B, E
Tempo: 122 BPM
