Clothingstorm46th August 2015I find it to sound rather mellow... indeed sir you have forthwith impressed me. Good show ol' boy!
Hajduk7th August 2015That was awesome Gab
so melodic
Gabriel Leopardi7th August 2015Thanks for the comments guys.
- Clothingstorm47th August 2015
Hey! you could try doing a cover of We Came As Romans!
If you ever need ideas of who to cover, look no further than me! hehe 
Lester8th August 2015Really like the atmosphere in this one, it actually feels like some stadiumconcert, although I never listen to kings of leon
- Gabriel Leopardi8th August 2015Hey! you could try doing a cover of We Came As Romans!
If you ever need ideas of who to cover, look no further than me! hehe
Interesting request!
If you have more request, feel free to start a thread at my personal board: HERE
and also if you like We Came As Romans, don't miss my Metalcore series here: https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/lessonseries/Metalcore/ 
Kristofer Dahl9th August 2015Awesome Gab, yet another band on the 'check out' list. This music conveys a deep and dramatic feeling, very cool.
Stenchovdeth26th November 2016Great Lesson Gabriel! Having heaps of fun with this.
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Hi GMC!
Welcome to this lesson based on the style of Kings of leon, a very popular band formed in Nashville in 2000 by Caleb Followill (Lead vocals and rhythm guitar), Nathan Followill (drums), Jared Followill (Bass) and Matthew Followill (Lead guitar).
Music Style:
Their music has evolved from a Blues and Southern rock to a more alternative rock style that took them to the mainstream thanks to big hits like “Sex on fire”, “Use somebody" and “Notion”, among many others. In this lesson I covered their composing and arranging style based on their alternative rock side.
Tonality, Chord Progression & Scales:
This tune is in G major. Their chord progressions are usually simple and based on the most used pop rock ones but with a very clever and interesting production and guitar arranging. In this lesson I show how they create amazing atmospheres with the use of triads and simple repetitive melodies that become interesting with the movement of the chords in the background. They are a good examples of less is more, they use a few notes on their guitar arrangement but sound epic. I will share all the details and tricks to get and apply this in the slow video part texts.
Techniques:
This is not a tricky lesson, so it’s great for beginners who want to train their picking and strumming abilities but also for more advanced guitarists who want to get ideas and concepts behind arranging and composing modern rock songs.
Sound:
I used LePoin plugins to create the guitar tone. These are free amp emulators that are extremely recommended. The cabinet used for this guitar tone is Poulin HyBrit which is a Marshall Emulation. Check out the settings:
Click HERE to download my Patch.
I used Cubase to record audio and midi, Superior drummer for drums and Trillian for bass.
Tuning: Standard 440 hz tuning
Tempo: 90 BPM
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