Reinhardt |
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Joined: 22 Sep 2009 South Africa Karma: 8
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Hi,
Would like to start writing new solo instrumental guitar music but im kinda stuck. I like to play rhythm and percussion on the guitar but i want to start putting in lead in between rhythm parts(rhythm fills)
Im not very clued up with all the theory but should I maybe strum lets say a A major chord and do a quick scale lick starting on a A pantatonic scale? and then a G major chord and do a quick G pantatonic scale and then same with C chord and E chord like a chord progression but just with rhythm lead fills in between? with added percussion and triplets techniques? |
carlsnow |
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Joined: 29 Apr 2009 United States Lessons: 2 Karma: 23
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i got REALLY stuck, song-writing-wise back somewhere between '76 and '79 and asked my Git-Teacher, Terry, what to do.
i asked? learn more chords or or or ...
he started laughing like crazy and said 'you've got fingers right?'
--'then make up your own chords; find shapes that sound fun together and play them into a tune'
i asked how i'd remember chords i didn't know the name of
'because you'll enjoy them' , he said
adding:
'I'll tell you their (the chords) "names" after you write a new instrumental'
IT WORKED! still does.
have FUN !!!
RAWK!
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Reinhardt |
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Joined: 22 Sep 2009 South Africa Karma: 8
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Hehe in other words i need time! Still need to go into the zone of writing instrumental songs. Its not so hard to make songs up with a chord progression playing or a drummer ect. . . but to write a instrumental that doesnt require a drummer, rhythm guitar, Lead guitar or singer is kinda challenging! Solo Instrumental where I mix Lead Rhythm and percussion. Jack of all trades master of none :-D |
vincejonesiii |
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Joined: 16 Sep 2008 United States Licks: 1 Karma: 13
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uhhh.... im confused |
Reinhardt |
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Joined: 22 Sep 2009 South Africa Karma: 8
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lol :p |
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