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Syn's Afterlife solo technique, Rock am Ring 2006 solo technique
I think what he's doing is: (Downpick B, sweep to E, Up Pick E, Downpick E, Up pick E, Sweep back to B ) in a loop. Slowed down it's like a 1,2,3, 1,2,3, rhythm: It's really fun & easy once your hands are used to it! :giggle: apologies the demo was on acoustic, my fiance is asleep in the next room- Chris Johnston
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- Forum: Lessons, Studying, & Practicing
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How do you practice?
For me it's always changing, I tend to go through phases of what I want to improve - the past month it was spent heavily on refining techniques, so I'll sit with a click and practice the same sweep over and over, trying to iron out any weak parts. But more recently I've been wanting to improve...- Chris Johnston
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- Forum: Lessons, Studying, & Practicing
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The Locrian Mode – Lesson 66
If you move the same pattern around when soloing over the same note or chord then it will change the Mode that you are using and might cause some dissonance/half step rubs between notes. For example if you're playing over a C Major chord and you move the Major scale pattern that you would use...- Chris Johnston
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Comment by 'Chris Johnston' in media 'SPARKLY NOODLE'
Thanks man! I'm sure my fretboard is Maple - maybe yours was rosewood or something like that? I have an Ibanez with a darker rosewood neck - I'm really not clued up on Guitar parts either haha- Chris Johnston
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Comment by 'Chris Johnston' in media 'SGS Contest Entry'
Nice one! The C Major scale is really tricky to solo with properly, so great job switching between positions in your lead playing! 👌- Chris Johnston
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Among Us Tournament
Nothing get's im-past-her! (shittiest pun I could muster) :geek:- Chris Johnston
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- Forum: Contests & Challenges
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Among Us Tournament
She totally played you at the long game haha 😂 That's some high IQ among us tactics- Chris Johnston
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- Forum: Contests & Challenges
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SPARKLY NOODLE
This is me noodling with a Sparkly effect on my guitar - I've been experimenting with playing some soulful outside stuff and having the time sort of warped/Rubato. Tried to make my Guitar sound less like a Guitar too, enjoy!- Chris Johnston
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Among Us Tournament
Haha! We're in the same boat then :ROFLMAO:- Chris Johnston
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- Forum: Contests & Challenges
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Among Us Tournament
Definitely we should! I'm that guy who promotes his band in the game chats and gets murdered :ROFLMAO:- Chris Johnston
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Among Us Tournament
Downloaded it for Android and it's quite addictive :D- Chris Johnston
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Comment by 'Chris Johnston' in media '***Minor Home - Major Home - Small - Big - Small*** - Pentatonic Tip'
The Major & Minor Pentatonic are really the exact same scale shape, it's just about where you place it - If you start the scale from the 2nd note of the Minor Shape you're automatically starting from the Major shape (If that makes sense) So the 2nd note in that A minor shape that you know gives...- Chris Johnston
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Last night I happened upon the Jacob Collier side of Youtube again...everytime this happens I...
Last night I happened upon the Jacob Collier side of Youtube again...everytime this happens I wake up the next day and try to reharmonize everything - today I finally took it too far and reharmed Happy Birthday into 3 keys - send help o_O- Chris Johnston
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Musical songs
If you've not watched Les Miserables 25th Anniversary Edition (The one with Alfie Boe in it) I'd highly recommend it - it's one of my favorite Musicals of all time. The whole musical uses similar themes for each song so it's all connected. It's far from the feel good story of the year but it's...- Chris Johnston
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- Forum: General Chat
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Long Time User, First Time Poster!
Welcome man! 🤟 Hope you're doing well too!- Chris Johnston
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- Forum: Introduce Yourself!
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The Major Scale – Lesson 7
Great tip! I'd suggest once you're really confident doing it with your peripheral vision, to return to looking just at your fretting hand and getting used to finding the strings by feel, even if you have to slow down - as there is a lot more chances/places to miss a note on your fretboard if...- Chris Johnston
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- Forum: Lessons Classrooms
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Comment by 'Chris Johnston' in media 'SGS PEDAL COMPETITION ENTRY - (CIRCLE OF FIFTHS - LESSON 37)'
That's made my night! Thanks so much <3- Chris Johnston
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