Gabriel Leopardi10th October 2018Amazing tune Kris! This is so fresh. Keep on making music like this!!
tarbalint8910th October 2018This is awesome!
Kristofer Dahl10th October 2018Amazing tune Kris! This is so fresh. Keep on making music like this!!
Will do - thanks so much Gab!!!
This is awesome!
Really glad you like it tarbalint, fingers crossed you will have a good session with this!!
MisterM15th October 2018Hi Kris
Very beautiful inspiration, it is cosmic- Kristofer Dahl15th October 2018
Thanks so much mec - do let me know if you pick up any ideas from this lesson!
Adam M17th October 2018Now I see why you asked the question on Facebook some time ago. Very interesting lesson! My tube doesn't break up on clean channel without some kind of booster pedal but it's stock. I'm replacing it with one of Mesa's when the time comes.
- Kristofer Dahl18th October 2018Now I see why you asked the question on Facebook some time ago. Very interesting lesson! My tube doesn't break up on clean channel without some kind of booster pedal but it's stock. I'm replacing it with one of Mesa's when the time comes.
Ok and how about the distorted channel? I would try there and see if you can get a clean signal by rolling of the volume on your guitar, that's how I did it in this lesson. - Adam M18th October 2018
It took a while to play with gain knob but i worked it out. I run a hi-gain amp, and it breaks up really easy. Thanks!
- Kristofer Dahl18th October 2018
Awesome Adam!! Hoping to hear it some time!
mhskeide30th October 2018Very cool and modern sounding! Will try this at some point, if I manage the sound!
- Kristofer Dahl31st October 2018
Go for it mate, and see our discussion above. Basically if you have a high gain sound that somewhat cleans with the volume knob, you should be in the ballpark!
- whammysam16th November 2018
Dammit... Yes!!!
- Kristofer Dahl17th November 2018
Thanks Sammy, really glad you dig it mate! Have you tried playing any of the parts?
- whammysam24th November 2018
Hey Chris! There's so much amazing guitar practice here that Im not sure where to begin. But now with a little more time on my hands I will be starting again soon.. Promise!! Will keep in touch.. Cheers. :-)
- Kristofer Dahl25th November 2018
@whammysam I see what you mean for sure, I feel exactly the same way - and that's part of the fun!
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Volbeat Style
Volbeat, Thrash, Johnny Cash, Elvis, Metallica, Hard Rock, Social Distortion, Rockabilly, Fusion, Metal, Classic Rock licks, Pentatonic majorby Gabriel Leopardi
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How do you get your distortion? I get it by turning up my guitar volume knob!
With this little tune I will give a taste of how you could work with your guitar volume knob!
To achieve additional 'heaviness' I used Drop D tuning - DADGBE. This means you use standard tuning, but tune the lowest E string to the D note instead.
The tonality is D minor with emphasis on the b6 note (Bb). It also has occasional references to D harmonic minor.
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