Kuba Szafran13th December 2008Cool lesson and tight sound Joe:)!
Joe Kataldo13th December 2008Thanks
Bogdan Radovic13th December 2008Very good and doable lesson Joe!!
Sinisa Cekic13th December 2008Useful lesson,extra !
Nazgul13th December 2008Very useful, Joe! Gonna use something from the second riff.
Nemanja Filipovic13th December 2008Great sound Joe.Very useful lesson mate.
Emir Hot13th December 2008very cool Joe
Pedja Simovic13th December 2008Great breakdown and cool lesson Joe
- Joe Kataldo13th December 2008
Cool! thanks guys
Hisham Al-Sanea13th December 2008nice beginner lesson Joe .very useful
Gerardo Siere14th December 2008Nice lesson.
Marcus Siepen14th December 2008great lesson Joe, the riff is very cool and also the lead is great
kaznie_NL14th December 2008I'll get into learning this Joe!!
playaxeman15th December 2008Loved It
Alejandro Pinero16th December 2008Very interesting. Thanks for this great lesson!!
Toni Suominen16th December 2008Cool riffs Joe!
- Joe Kataldo17th December 2008
Thanks
Dejan Farkas17th December 2008That's really good
David Wallimann17th December 2008How do you get such an AWESOME quality Joe?
It's like looking at HD! :-)
You rock dude!
kahall18th December 2008I love it. Rock on....
Ivan Milenkovic18th December 2008Very nice one Joe, the riffs sound good. Good job
- Jey Pi10th January 2009
Hi Joe,
a super lesson for me as a beginner.
Thanks! - Joe Kataldo16th January 2009
Thanks guys!
David
You have to work on settings: camera, codecs, vegas setting, etc. to get best result, I spent a lot of time experimenting, check my first lesson Drop D, and you'll see what I mean - Poly10th April 2009
i'll find the Lyric syntax quite annoying , dunno what L means for example, or the "H" in the top where nothing is played ...
but very nice done !!
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Hi guys, Joe Kataldo here, with a nice and tight E minor Rock Rhythm lesson for beginners. Enjoy!
Beginner Rock Rhythm - E minor - 115 bmp
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The musical study is divided in three parts:
a two part rhythm: the first based on a descending power chords idea, a E open riff, played with palm muting, the latter based on the same changes but played open with big and fat power chords;
A nice and easy short melodic solo based around E minor scale that highlight the chord changes.
Technique focus
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Try to archive a tight and staccato sound on the first part of the riff, applying the right amount of muting, and an open let ring sound for the second part, fretting all the chords correctly.
Theory Focus
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Everything is based around E minor, no rocket science here :D
Pro Tips
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Use the extended jam track to write a solo of your own.
Have fun practicing. See you next lesson,
Joe Kataldo.
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