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case211  
31 Aug 2010 04:51 | Quote
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Hey all mighty peoples of AGC!
Here is my latest work...it's only been about 3 weeks since I first started in on the thing haha
Lot of work went into this one, so please let me know what you think.


Thanks,

Case ;)

PS. I couldn't get a Single Song widget from RN so just click on the song title in the box above :P

Also...if you notice the little er, Metallica thing...I never learned the song at all, and just kind of accidentally found that(middle of an improved run) so yeah...haha
Guitarslinger124  
31 Aug 2010 05:34 | Quote
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I was only able to listen to the first 30 seconds or so, it said I had to be on the mailing list. Sounded good from what I did hear though. What are you using for drums?

You definitely got some thrash meets Ozzy influences going on. Pretty good sound over all.

Rock on!
case211  
31 Aug 2010 05:38 | Quote
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daw...haha Hold on 2 seconds...I thought I set it to be Mailing List=downloadable

thanks though man ;)


EDIT:

Should be good to go now

And I'm using EZ drummer's Drumkit from Hell for the drums, I think it sounds pretty good haha

EDITx2:
I tweaked the track a little bit(you COULD call it mastering, but it really isn't...)
It has a bit more of a crisp edge, not as mushy sounding, and the bass has been tamed a bit more along with some of the highs. Leads cut through nicely now too ;)
Guitarslinger124  
31 Aug 2010 10:57 | Quote
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I can listen now. Sounds good man, you still got to work on your timing for the lead stuff. Try and be more rhythmic with it, that should help you get better timing. I loved the riffage, though a bit repetitive. I think you did a great job composing this and hope to see more of the same. You have definitely come a long way from your first recording you posted for us!

Rock on!
case211  
31 Aug 2010 11:19 | Quote
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cool man, glad you like it :D

I'm definitely trying to get my lead playing to better timed, but that is a loooong process...hopefully the next outing will prove to be a better showcase of that haha
Guitarslinger124  
31 Aug 2010 12:11 | Quote
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Here is a tip, try playing less notes and focus mainly on the timing. For example, make sure you only pick a note on the down beat, or on the up. Just play quarter notes. Then when you can do that in time, play eighth notes and so on.

Rock on!
case211  
31 Aug 2010 12:13 | Quote
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Sweet, thanks man, I've been trying to think of other exercises to help but thanks to lack of sleep I was drawing a blank haha
Guitarslinger124  
31 Aug 2010 12:50 | Quote
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Glad to help man!

Rock on!
BodomBeachTerror  
31 Aug 2010 14:03 | Quote
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Heres my opinion, I enjoyed your riffs more than your licks. I agree with GS, the solo parts seemed to be a bit off, altho they were extremely good and I am very impressed, they just felt like you were playing stuff, and then put the backing track on. you know what I mean?
PS. that last riff TOTALLY reminded me of Death. actually the whole thing kind of did. good job man!
case211  
31 Aug 2010 17:43 | Quote
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haha thanks dude, got any other tips for getting into the groove with soloing?
*Decided that the next song I will have 1 well thought out solo(and the riffs won't drag on haha)

Also...Death is a band? or just a theme? O.o haha
BodomBeachTerror  
31 Aug 2010 17:55 | Quote
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A band, arguably the first death metal band.
case211  
31 Aug 2010 18:54 | Quote
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ah, sweet! haha
hopefully my next song(it's going to have singing) keeps you entertained with some sweet riffage still haha

I'm off to the dungeon to write some lyrics ;)
MoshZilla1016  
31 Aug 2010 19:53 | Quote
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That's really good dude. yeah it has issues but overall great tune. You had a few licks that were real sweet ♪ ♫ ♫ ♪
case211  
31 Aug 2010 20:18 | Quote
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sweet, glad you guys like mah riffage xD haha

any licks in particular you enjoyed man?

also I just noticed you are wearing a VH shirt in your pic Mosh :D I have one like that but it's grey ;)
case211  
1 Sep 2010 16:26 | Quote
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*little bump*

haha
tinyskateboard  
1 Sep 2010 17:06 | Quote
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I like the part best from 2:30 to 3:30!

I wanted like two riffs talking to each other in the first half of the song.

Very cool.
MoshZilla1016  
1 Sep 2010 17:26 | Quote
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case211 says:
any licks in particular you enjoyed man?

I liked the lick at 0:49 even though it was a little extended it took off smooth. Sounds like Phrygian. Also I liked the rhythm change at 2:30
case211  
1 Sep 2010 19:13 | Quote
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@Mosh

That was actually Phrygian, good ear ;) haha

@tiny

haha yeah I had been sitting on that riff's basis for maybe 2 weeks prior to actually finding out a place to sneak it in haha

But I wish that I would have shortened the opening riff by maybe...45 seconds(it does drag on pretty bad).

Glad you guys liked it though :D
JazzMaverick  
1 Sep 2010 19:14 | Quote
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Guitarslinger124 says:
Here is a tip, try playing less notes and focus mainly on the timing. For example, make sure you only pick a note on the down beat, or on the up. Just play quarter notes. Then when you can do that in time, play eighth notes and so on.


Exactly.

case211 says:
I've been trying to think of other exercises to help but thanks to lack of sleep I was drawing a blank haha


Play it SLOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWLLLLLLLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY. AND CLEAN!!! You notice all of your mistakes and that way you can improve!

P.S. No need to make excuses man. :) You should always show people what is your best, so making excuses afterwards doesn't help. You'll be fine dude, just practice, practice, practice!

ANYWAYS This is based on opinion here; but the intro riff was a bit repetitive. Most intros should be something like 4 - 8 Bars but yours went on for 20 bars before you introduced the lead guitar. If you were to add lyrics then I can understand, but make sure you keep the listener drawn in at all times!
case211  
1 Sep 2010 19:21 | Quote
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Yeah haha I realized that now(above post)

Also I was seriously running off of two hours of sleep when I asked for exercises...so yeah...haha
case211  
1 Sep 2010 21:38 | Quote
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But on the flip side;

Great people of All Guitar Chords, I ask of you to hit me with every exercise you know of. I am running out of ways to use my own and definitely need some outside thoughts.

:D
Guitarslinger124  
2 Sep 2010 01:03 | Quote
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Just play man.

Rock on!
case211  
2 Sep 2010 02:35 | Quote
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I've been doing that, and I seem to keep having trouble with my lead timing...I was hoping for some ideas...

Also, has anyone heard of the IAIRA?
nullnaught  
5 Sep 2010 21:48 | Quote
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You could go to http://www.guitarbackingtrack.com/bts/Jamtracks.htm. Improvise your heart away. Mabey record yourself while doing so. Just a suggestion.
case211  
5 Sep 2010 23:11 | Quote
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Awesome man, thanks (I've been trying to find that place for days haha)

:D


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