MisterM9th April 2018Hi Coach
This lesson sound great.
Gabriel Leopardi9th April 2018Hi Coach
This lesson sound great.
Thanks friend!
George Hlio9th April 2018Very nice Gab!!! It looks simple but to capture the feeling needs more work!
- Gabriel Leopardi9th April 2018
Thanks George!! Go for it!!
Ken Slocum9th April 2018The lessons here at GMC is why I keep coming back. Another great lesson! Wonderful melody. As always........Thank You.
- Gabriel Leopardi10th April 2018The lessons here at GMC is why I keep coming back. Another great lesson! Wonderful melody. As always........Thank You.
Thanks Ken!! Great to see you here.
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A Day To Remember Style
Metalcore, Pop Punk, A Day To Remember, Post-Hardcore, Breakdown, Metal, Rhythm, Major, Modern Rockby Gabriel Leopardi - Difficulty3
The Kills Style
The Kills, Dead Weather, Jack White, The White Strypes, The Black Keys, Garage Rock, Stoner, Indie, Rhythm guitar, Fingerpicking, drop C#, alternative tuning, sonic youth, nirvana, post-punk, by Gabriel Leopardi - Difficulty2
Snow Patrol
Snow Patrol, Indie Rock, Post-Rock, Britpop, Pop, Delay, Clean, Balladby Gabriel Leopardi - Difficulty4
The Hellacopters Style
The hellacopters, Garage Rock, Alternative rock, Post punk revival, Punk, MC5, Stooges, Entombed, Swedishby Gabriel Leopardi - Difficulty2
Indie Rock V: Kings...
Kings of leon, guitar arrangement, triads, indie rock, alternative, blues, rock, folk, popby Gabriel Leopardi - Difficulty3
City and Colour Style
Dallas Green, City and Colour, Alexisonfire, Acoustic, Post-hardcore, chords, major, clean, folk, indie, rockby Gabriel Leopardi - Difficulty3
Indie Rock IV: Sonic...
Sonic Youth, Indie Rock, Alternative Tuning, Noise Rock, Alternative Rockby Gabriel Leopardi - Difficulty2
Post Punk Pioneers:...
Joy Division, Ian Curtis, Post Punk, NIN, Industrial, Punk, Electronic, Loop, Repetition, Minor scale, Arranging, Rockby Gabriel Leopardi - Difficulty2
The Kooks Style
The Kooks, Indie Rock, Pop, Rock, Chord progression, Rhythm, The Beatles, by Gabriel Leopardi
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Hi GMC!
Welcome to this new lesson! This time I’m covering the popular American Rock band called “The Killers”, formed in in 2001 by members Brandon Flowers (lead vocals, keyboards, bass) and Dave Keuning (lead guitar, backing vocals). Mark Stoermer (bass, rhythm guitar, backing vocals) and Ronnie Vannucci Jr. (drums, percussion)
Music Style:
Their music is very unique, and combines elements from many styles like Post Punk, Indie Rock, Alternative, New Wave and Pop. I personally find that what’s even more important is that they have great songs, catchy, but interesting pieces of music, that usually combine up beat tempo, with epic melodies, and deep lyrics. This lesson is based on some of their most popular early days tunes, but they keep on making cool music.
Tonality, Chord Progression & Scales:
Their songs are usually around the most used Pop Rock progressions, but they usually find a way to make them more interesting, by adding some chord variations with repetition, and with an interesting arrangements work done by each musician. In this case we will focus on guitars, so you’ll see how the chord progressions are arranged with triads, melodies, and different rhythms. The key of this tune is D major.
Techniques:
This lesson combines the used of arpeggios, triads, alternate picking for melodies and some downpicking. It’s a great rhythm exercise for beginners.
Sound:
I used Amplitube 4 with the following settings:
I used Cubase to record audio and midi, superior drummer for drums and Trillian for bass.
Tuning: Standard 440.
Tempo: 147 BPM
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