http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzEFpEAM--M
any thoughts//opinions would be schweet! thanks yall first vid i posted.
It's pretty basic, just some chords. I suppose it's good if you just started to learn guitar. The video made me a little sea sick. Can you sing with it or add a solo over top?
No ill feelings man, keep on truckin'.
i'll give it a shot...... any sickass tips?
Just listen to you chord track and start humming a melody that might sound cool. Then find those notes on a piano or on your guitar. Try to record a second track with this melody. The melody could be a nice contrast and something for the listener to follow. When you here the same chords played repeatedly, it gets old fast. Spice it up like you are cooking a nice soup of ear candy. It doesn't have to be fast or technical, just a nice pleasing line that flows and compliments the chords.
Quote from: Happyorange27 on November 11, 2010, 03:07:34 PM
Spice it up like you are cooking a nice soup of ear candy.
there are too many things wrong with this sentence
Quote from: patrickstefanski on November 11, 2010, 03:22:37 PM
Quote from: Happyorange27 on November 11, 2010, 03:07:34 PM
Spice it up like you are cooking a nice soup of ear candy.
there are too many things wrong with this sentence
Patrick you have never had spicy ear candy soup??? Damn son, you better get a hold of some, it's the best :P
Honestly, some of your chord changes are a bit rough.
I'd recomend slowing down the tempo until you can nail the changes clean, in time. Then gradually increase the tempo as long as you can make smooth transitions. A metronome is good for this.
My first instructor would allways say, "Play it slow and play it right. Practicing mistakes or bad habbits only makes you good at playing with poor technique." I remind myself this whenever I find myself flubbing through something trying to play it fast.
Shine has a pretty tricky rhythm tho, so props for workin on it!
yea.. i was a bit drunk at the time..... thanks picture :)'
then again... i'm never sober, so i guess that's not a good excuse.....
Quote from: Wolfe on November 12, 2010, 06:19:32 PM
yea.. i was a bit drunk at the time.....
I was going to suggest getting drunk. When I'm drunk my playing sounds way better... to me.
Lol nice