Journal 2010-10-01 Hotel Collab by Daniel Realpe
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| + | Daniel points out some handy tricks to start developing the leads, such as starting out with penta then slowly adding notes here and there to reach harmonic, follow the vocal line to inspire our phrasing and even following the chord progression to use their notes creating arpeggios out of them, and even getting inspiration from the original track's amazing solo. Possibilities are endless __IPBWIKI_IMG_HTTP__www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_forum/style_emoticons/default/cool.gif__IPBWIKI_IMG_HTTP_END__ | ||
Revision as of 15:23, 1 October 2010
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Daniel Realpe's latest Collab project is ready!
This time our members had to play over a backing based on the famous Hotel California track by the The Eagles, with a twist: the chord progression is transposed and goes like this:
Bm – F#7 - G – D
A9 – Em – G - F#7
With such premises, our members job was simple: solo over following the original vocal melody based on pentatonic & harmonic scales or go wild with any other possible lead and scale suitable for the backing 
Daniel points out some handy tricks to start developing the leads, such as starting out with penta then slowly adding notes here and there to reach harmonic, follow the vocal line to inspire our phrasing and even following the chord progression to use their notes creating arpeggios out of them, and even getting inspiration from the original track's amazing solo. Possibilities are endless 
