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Originally Posted by oldhead
Originally Posted by ten left thumbs
Originally Posted by fep
I thought I heard 3 minor timing issues. In G1, S4, m4, the C sounds a little delayed and the same with G2, S4, m3.
The rit. was well played, both parts felt natural. The last notes might of been a tiny bit off. Sorry I'm being super nit picky and probably shouldn't be.
Thanks everyone for posting!
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04-08-2012 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted by fep
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Originally Posted by oldhead
Not sure about the guitar tone. I did it the same way as usual. Might of had a little different settings on the amp, or the mic in a different spot.
Originally Posted by ten left thumbs
I do this more as a muting and reading exercise than anything else. If I where recording a CD I'd probably let all the notes ring and only mute offensive ones. Making it sound as full as possible.
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Day late and a dollar short on this one. Don't know why I was getting fuzz in the recording. I'm using the online metronome. I had my headphones plugged into the speaker for my computer listening to the metronome to avoid it being picked up on the recording. I will try something different to try and get a better recording. My apologies on the quality of the recording.
I took the weekend off because some family were in town and didn't practice like I normally do. I need to do better at reviewing as well because I fear I may be memorizing many parts also.
Everybody sounded great. I'm going to go back and relisten and post some comments this week on the recordings. Talk to you later.
Will
Take Your Pick duet pgs 44 and 45.mp3 - File Shared from Box - Free Online File Storage
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Originally Posted by Marty W
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Originally Posted by Will Glen
Was that 3-m lick intentional or did you slide off the track and find your way back? Kind of cool either way. TFP
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Originally Posted by oldhead
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Originally Posted by Marty W
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This could be renamed 'Pick your Take'. I won't bore you with the story of how many takes this took. G1 was recorded first, so sounds quite muffled, apologies.
take your pick duet.mp3 - File Shared from Box - Free Online File Storage
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Originally Posted by ten left thumbs
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Thanks!
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Honest, it's the same guitar for all 3 scales, but instead of patching into the interface, as with the first two, I played the third into a microphone. Slight difference!
https://www.box.com/s/39e86c986539b5b2a9fe
Here's the duet, far from perfect. Cross-picking slowly is hard for me, but it's getting easier - got this one at 90 bpm!!! (Oh, btw, I cheated a bit: the carpal tunnel area was aching, so I put a capo on the second fret to make it all easier - and it sounds cool, too, imho. There's your solution TLT - a capo. Really!)
https://www.box.com/s/0ea735a8d987cbcd0bcd
More to come shortly.Last edited by Kojo27; 05-18-2012 at 10:47 PM. Reason: capo confession
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Nice going Kojo, that duet was tricky, but you managed it well. Very picky!
You manage to get carpal tunnel problems in your left hand?
As for me and my size problem, with certain things I do work on them up the neck and then bring them down. But for a written out tune, it would confuse me dreadfully to be playing all the 'wrong notes'. These are notes for me, not patterns.
But don't get me wrong, I do own a capo.
Now, the scale, do me a favour and check through the natural minor again. Ascending, first time you play, I think there's a raised 6th or 7th in there somewhere, but it goes a bit too fast for me to make out, and I could be mistaken. Second time you play it, sounds fine.
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Originally Posted by ten left thumbs
I thought I did this the other day - but the response isn't here, so here goes again.
I used Amazing Slow-Downer (for transcribers) to slow the file down. Your ear's better than mine, but I don't hear a C# or a D#... maybe the F# next to that accented high G gives it a major 7 sound? Or maybe I really blew it.
Here it is slower:
https://www.box.com/s/cc591dd03d2266219149
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First things last, here's the dotted eighths and sixteenths, and the rhythm accompaniment (this is from pp 42 and 43.)
Rhythm
https://www.box.com/s/e53be82ee7cdd0c7c3c4
Dotted eighths/sixteenths
https://www.box.com/s/d9b4d4d39d6c3af02667Last edited by Kojo27; 05-22-2012 at 01:56 AM.
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Hi Kojo, my apologies, the scale was correct, just one of the notes was quiet and that threw my ear.
New stuff: the rhythm, ex 1 and 3 are correct. In ex 2, there is a problem with the 1/16th followed by dotted 8th (not the reverse). Also, check out bar 3, an A in beats 3+4. The syncopation in bar 4 is as written.
We came across this tricky rhythm before, let me see if I did a decent recording.
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Originally Posted by ten left thumbs
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Originally Posted by ten left thumbs
Thanks a big, big lot. Sometimes I think I'd be posting to ghosts if not for you.
https://www.box.com/s/26d07ea1b9bd4a8e326b
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That's it.
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Originally Posted by ten left thumbs
Play on, play on!
kj
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Hi! I really had a fun time with these ones...
Last edited by Clamps; 10-10-2012 at 08:54 PM.
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Clamps,
I listened to all of your most recent recording. You sound great in them and I have no critiques. Maybe some more experienced people can jump in and give you pointers
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Ive gotten around picking my take as well
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The rythm accompaniment on page 45:
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Page 43: Minor E Scales
Natural
Melodic
https://soundcloud.com/giant-laser/a...-for-guitar-29
Harmonic
https://soundcloud.com/giant-laser/a...-for-guitar-30
Rythm Accompaniment page 43
Exercise 1
https://soundcloud.com/giant-laser/a...-for-guitar-32
Exercise 2
https://soundcloud.com/giant-laser/a...-for-guitar-33
Vintage fuzz on "space" transistors
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