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post 1600917241 03-27-2020, 12:56 PM
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post 1600954481 03-27-2020, 08:29 PM
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post 1600959421 03-27-2020, 09:43 PM
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Originally Posted By rollerball
yeah that player is f*cking sick. got those jazzy-fusion chops for days.
Absolutely insane, couldn't imagine the rush of being able to nail a solo like that..

Your vid is great as well man, awesome technique.. I've been trying to get my left hand fingers parallel and close to the fretboard like yours for ages but still struggling with it.
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post 1600983041 03-28-2020, 08:50 AM
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Originally Posted By CherryPopinski
Cheeky mod changed the title of the thread?
Someone didn't want to unleash the focking fury.





post 1601012861 03-28-2020, 03:57 PM
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post 1601014681 03-28-2020, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted By rollerball
I assume that if you study and learn a bunch of classic jazz solos, like the hard bebop sh*t, and fusion sh*t for years you probably start to sound just like that guy when you improvise. I wish I had started studying all that type of stuff but I've never really done it so all my **** always sounds very standard and harmonically limited at least to my ears.
Your solos, from what I recall, seem to draw forth from a lot of chord colors which makes it sound more interesting.

Thanks mang, although I never really consciously thought about getting my fingers all parallel and close to the fretboard. Actually I kinda doubt it's even necessary to focus on unless you've reached such superhuman right hand speeds as to require the most efficient left hand movements possible.
Ye, I never fuked with pure jazz or fusion, it was always a snippet through prog metal bands that do a really simplified version of it and throw it in between the metal.. His technique is some next level chit though, hybrid picking of peace..
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Anyone know of any videos or people to watch or listen to learn how to sing while playing guitar?
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Originally Posted By jiujitsubro
Anyone know of any videos or people to watch or listen to learn how to sing while playing guitar?
I might be wrong here but don't you just learn each part individually and then put them both together?

Watch this dude (singing starts at :28)
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Originally Posted By SwimToTheMoon
I might be wrong here but don't you just learn each part individually and then put them both together?

Watch this dude (singing starts at :28)
Nah it's rough to do that. I've seen different videos showing different methods. It's usually getting the tempo down, and tricking your mind that its play two different instruments. I was just wondering if you guys knew any exercises.
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Almost done learning the entite Master of Puppets album. There is just something so fun about downpicking the hell out of the low e string
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Does anyone have advice on combining tremolo picking with alternate picking? For instance, it can be really difficult to pluck four notes on one string, and then cleanly transition to a physically lower string and continue the tremolo because you have to play the last note on the first string with an upstroke, then skip that string and hit the lower string with a downstroke. Hard to do at speed. I've only encountered this in metal.

Look at this example (Guitar #1 at the end of bar 31):
https: //tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/wretched/deplorable-miscalculations-guitar-pro-897343
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Not sure if any of you came across this website, figured it'd be helpful for everyone ITT. Since we're all cooped up inside. Everything you'd need to know regarding music theory located here. I learned most of it, but became lazy and never really applied it.

https://www.musictheory.net/lessons
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Originally Posted By rollerball
That's a good video. Have you tried this? I'm slightly reluctant to adopt a completely new picking approach to get over this hurdle.
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Originally Posted By dedbrah
That's a good video. Have you tried this? I'm slightly reluctant to adopt a completely new picking approach to get over this hurdle.
I tried it and instantly nailed smells like teen spirit solo
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Originally Posted By SwimToTheMoon
I tried it and instantly nailed smells like teen spirit solo
Clearly a guitar god
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Just lmao if you're not playing guitar like this in 2020

https://youtu.be/qHa5ZQIMAzQ?t=153
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Does anyone know what this is? It's only a dollar, they say it's supposed to help beginners but i have no idea what it's supposed to do.

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Originally Posted By backinthegymbro
Does anyone know what this is? It's only a dollar, they say it's supposed to help beginners but i have no idea what it's supposed to do.

Looks like a fretboard memorization tool. Each color is a note, two-colored ones are flats and sharp e.g. D# is half purple because D coded purple and, since it's also Eb, it is half beige because E is coded beige.

It would probably feel weird as **** playing on a fretboard with that sticked in. It would be better to just learn the notes by looking at a chart on the computer or printing it off.
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[QUOTE=backinthegymbro post_id=1601652821]Does anyone know what this is? It's only a dollar, they say it's supposed to help beginners but i have no idea what it's supposed to do.

[img]https://i.postimg.cc/nrLtwc26/oo.png[/][/QUOTE]you only need to learn one note position. the rest you can use your ear or the dots on the fret board to get

that’s unnecessary
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Stupid question, but what is the sound he makes at the beginning of the video? And how do you do it?
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I picked up a Marshall jcm2000 DSL100 head two summers ago (used, early 2000 made on UK). Absolutely love the tone, from clean to classic rock to full metal tones) however I had issues straight out of the gate with volume drop / loss. Had a buddy with some minor skill look at it and he cleaned / re-soldered a few things but told me that it had burned up at some point and someone did a serious (and shady) overhaul.

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