guitarslave
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Sorry guys my bad..i've ammended the link to the third backing track. You can check it now.
http://www.mediafire.com/?m3vez1zjznm
http://www.mediafire.com/?m3vez1zjznm
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Whitestrat
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Here's a tip: bend more than you need. That way, it makes your solo sound soaring, then come DOWN after. This is a tip fom John Petrucci. Really.
Also, listen to mre players like Robert Cray not to learn the blues, but to pick up bending techniques. he's damn good at bends.
Whitestrat
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I've not heard much from him, except his solo instrumental stuff. I don't find his bends to be odd, but they are tasteful. On his Scenes album there's some really nice passages where he carrys a not over a few bars just by varying his bends. That's nice. Probably where I picked the idea up from too... hahahaha...
guitarslave
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Hi guitar dudez! I've discussed with my comrades and we decided to bring this thread one level up. Well here's the deal....
From now on I will only upload tracks WITHOUT any guitar parts whatsoever. Since most of us so called guitar player have access to a DAW,might as well make full use of it. Try to come up with your own guitar parts, be it rhythm chops, accompaniments or harmony lines, or whatever you have in mind.
You have to come to terms that playing guitar is not only just solooooooosssssss....:}
This will be interesting and beneficial to potential guitar players as you will not only think about the solo lines and melody lines, but also whatever in between. I will upload only the drums and bass tracks which means the chords are open to creativity. Like for example if the bass is on D, then its up to you to make it Dm, D7, Dm9, Dm7b5 or just plain good old D5.
Yeah Rock onz...
Hi guitar dudez! I've discussed with my comrades and we decided to bring this thread one level up. Well here's the deal....
From now on I will only upload tracks WITHOUT any guitar parts whatsoever. Since most of us so called guitar player have access to a DAW,might as well make full use of it. Try to come up with your own guitar parts, be it rhythm chops, accompaniments or harmony lines, or whatever you have in mind.
You have to come to terms that playing guitar is not only just solooooooosssssss....:}
This will be interesting and beneficial to potential guitar players as you will not only think about the solo lines and melody lines, but also whatever in between. I will upload only the drums and bass tracks which means the chords are open to creativity. Like for example if the bass is on D, then its up to you to make it Dm, D7, Dm9, Dm7b5 or just plain good old D5.
Yeah Rock onz...
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guitarslave
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OK this is the first backing track with only bass and drums.
http://www.mediafire.com/file/djgmdzfjxzz/BT 3.2.mp3
http://www.mediafire.com/file/djgmdzfjxzz/BT 3.2.mp3
teleplayer
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is there any key to it or we can play wadeva we wan? Lol
guitarslave
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HI Teleplayer..basically every song have it key although some change key in between but most song stays in one key :} . You have to take note of that key. And for good news, most rock songs can be tackled by solely the minor pentatonic scale (easiest to learn). This is a good scale to start of with actually cos most of the mostest memorable solos are based on this particular scale.
Tis is one of many links to help you start. (Just google 'minor pentatonic scale' and you get thousands of sites teaching this).
http://www.theorylessons.com/pentpos.html
The first position is the mostly used pattern. Once you mastered this then try to explore the other patterns.
Hopefully this help. Sorry didn't reply to Your PM. :}
I want to make this as public as possible, unless it's regarding other issues.
Cheers and happy shredding.
Tis is one of many links to help you start. (Just google 'minor pentatonic scale' and you get thousands of sites teaching this).
http://www.theorylessons.com/pentpos.html
The first position is the mostly used pattern. Once you mastered this then try to explore the other patterns.
Hopefully this help. Sorry didn't reply to Your PM. :}
I want to make this as public as possible, unless it's regarding other issues.
Cheers and happy shredding.
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teleplayer
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Lool. Okay. Haha!:d
billthegeek
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wjl123
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Marty Friedman said it himself before that he likes to add notes that aare out of a particular scale to make his playing sound more tasteful and unique, as such he usually glides pasts these added notes as said in one of the Young Guitar lesson with Paul Gilbert.
Pretty cool , can try out some time too.
Pretty cool , can try out some time too.
jullian_bei
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Marty Friedman is Japanese music influenced. He said that his blend is want to mimic what the japanese instrument sounds like (a japanese zhiter or a guzheng like , something like that.)
poundcake
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Wow! Bro Whitestrat...Nice clean lick there!! Err..Mind sharing ur sound recipe on that guitar..I mean what efx and amp u're using?? plsss....As for e guitar i presume that u are using fender strat right?...Thanks in advance.
nice use of intervals man! love the tone too! and the feel is super professional!
Whitestrat
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It was a Musicman Silhouette Special SSH with Fender CS69 pickups and Dimarzio Virtual PAF into a PODXTLive. The patch used is a slightly tweaked EVH tonepatch.
Whitestrat
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Whitestrat
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Thanks... Intervals? Meaning? Not too clear about this term.:mrgreen:
haha i was referring to the part around 0:37 abit before that and after haha
