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I'm a little sick but here's the analysis of Afterlife. 0:00 demonstration (kinda) 0:50 intro 2:04 verse 3:00 pre-chorus 6:10 chorus 7:50 bridge/solo

I just made this video about where I currently am with the advanced introduction to sweep picking lesson. It was interesting to see this video for me as I can truly listen and see what I am doing. Any feedback is welcome!

I completely forgot that I made this one. I think I shared this on FB 1 yr ago and since FB likes to remind people about stuff we did 1,2 3 yrs ago, i saw this. I listened to it and felt only 1 thing. I don't make licks/lines like this anymore and feels so different, as if someone else made this. Ended up listening to the whole thing and liking it (felt wierd for liking my own song which i forgot). So felt I should share it

Wrote the guitar,vocals,bass. Thanks to anyone who checks it out. Keep rocking. And remember corona virus aint so bad with a little salt and lime. ROCK ON.

Hope you enjoy our demo.

Demos are ouuuuuut!

Whats up?

Stay fuckin safe

As always, tabs are on my Instagram!

Excuse the bad quality. This is a part of a song I once started writing but never finished. It's something I still play so I figured why not uploading it here? I want to finish it someday. Edit: I just found a 3 minute rough unfinished version of this in my files but I don't know if it's worth uploading

I listened to Jak's Advice and moved on with the lessons. I combined the C chord in its different shapes with positions of the C pentatonic scale. It's not perfect yet, Chords still giving me trouble but it's a good exercise. Also the first of a couple I might do. I did play the Chord an octave higher because I don't like the open pentatonic position, so I played the octave instead.

This is my jam on Drop C. Hope you enjoy! :D #Pancada #RipMizinha All Rights Reserved.

Wrote this song, bass, guitar, vocals. Thanks syn for everything you have taught me during your classes. Thanks to anyone who checks it out and gives me a thumbs up. Keep rocking.

Disclaimer: literally 8 minutes of me screwing around, so keep scrolling if you’re not prepared for the randomness lol. Seriously though, I really enjoyed noodling yesterday and figured I’d just hit record and play and go at it again. If any of my other beginners aren’t doing this I highly recommend it. Yes, this is only my second time doing so, but just recording myself and playing twice I’m noticing a certain feel and sound I keep going back to when I’m just playing and not thinking too hard about it, and I’m realizing this could be a great way to find MY sound ! ❤️ There’s also a moment in here where you can actually see my facial expressions change and I get a more serious look because I played a couple power cords and had an idea, and it was like I could hear what I wanted in my head, but had to try and figure out how to get it out.

Tabs are on my Insta!

First time noodling. I debated whether to post this or not. But, I know emotions can often be conveyed musically when our words fail us. As mentioned in my previous post, I’ve had a shit day and am just releasing that tension. After playback I see I was really feeling that E power chord 😂

I work retail.... feeling some type of way, as soon as I got home from work I had to vent some frustrations ! Lol. Guitar is good for that for me and also a way to relax ! This song is definitely a vibe for me today! I am a beginner, but I’m starting to feel rhythm is my “home”, I love playing rhythm and I feel I can get good at it if I just keep practicing ! 👍🏻

I have one more day of incorporating lesson 26 before I move on! I came up with a motif I liked and improvised some of this.

Went back and viewed lesson 16 on which incorporated some strumming patterns. I feel like I’m more comfortable with some of them and I utilize the ones I’m comfy with here !!

I mean the crowd asked for it, sorry for the shit quality

Relearned this etude and now finally comfortable enough to play it to a metronome. Set to 80 bpm currently. Also sorry for the ramble in between. I hate mistakes so I often do some random shit when they happen haha

Decided to do a short video of the intro to "now that we're dead" by Metallica as I use that song to warm up but also to practice my rhythm playing.

#veilofmaya #guitarcover #lucasaccomando