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How do I write wla guitar harmony
The easiest way to think of a harmony (in my badic way of understanding it) is playing the same melody a set distance away from the original melody. So for example if your melody was a super simple three nothe thing from D to F back to D, you could write a harmony in Thirds. Going from F to A...- Kris Gardner
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Buried alive solo tips
To everyone who is mixed up, I am talking about the part with the two string Sweep that involve a pull off on the high E and then continuing down the arpeggio either to the B or G string depending on which repetition you’re on. I’m thinking my next step is to practice to a metronome and check...- Kris Gardner
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Buried alive solo tips
It’s not really sweeps it’s more of a pull off and you generally wanna treat it similar to economy picking- Kris Gardner
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Buried alive solo tips
I’m working on the buried alive solo currently and I’m noticing that sometimes the arpeggio licks from the begging don’t sound the cleanest and I was wondering if anyone had tips to get them to voice a little better?- Kris Gardner
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Fast down picking tips
So I’m a Cellist as well as a guitarist and luckily I’ve always been good at downpicks but Cello might help us out. In my orchestra there was a section with only “down” bows, which involved a large arm motion similar in function to the movement your wrist has to do for a down pick. What we did...- Kris Gardner
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