Kuba Szafran19th December 2008Sounds really cool Nemanja
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Emir Hot19th December 2008really nice Nemanja
Nazgul19th December 2008Nice idea, Nemanja, sounds great!
Dejan Farkas19th December 2008Very nice, thanks for the lesson
Pedja Simovic19th December 2008Cool lesson Nemanja
Nemanja Filipovic19th December 2008Thanks guys.
Ivan Milenkovic19th December 2008Sounds very interesting indeed! Cool backings
Hisham Al-Sanea19th December 2008great as usual Nemanja.
very nice and interesting
Bogdan Radovic19th December 2008Very cool lesson topic and execution Nemanja!
- Nemanja Filipovic21st December 2008
Thanks guys.
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Meshuggah Style Lesson
Meshuggah, prog death, math death, extreme, riffing, alternative tunningby Ramiro Delforte - Difficulty4
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Hi guys welcome to my new lesson. In this lesson I will try to demonstrate how this technique sounds.
We will have a main melody, melody that we will go slowly through the parts. I recorded 8 backing vocals, which includes 4 duplex takes. What I mean is, I have 4 different backing lines here, but to get that choir sound, I just fill out the stereo picture with more lines. I put the lines all over the stereo picture.
So have fun and enjoy this lesson.
Song is an A minor, 80 bpm 4/4.
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