Paradise City by Guns and roses please only answer if you can play it |
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simon73 |
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Just a few questions about Paradise City by Guns and roses please only answer if you can play it as I had a go today and stuck on a couple of things
1 is it standard tuning just that when I played it I sound out of tune
2. I have included a picture (example 1) so you can help. Is this possible to play with a pick or was slash using his fingers and pick
Example 1
Same as the above question was it picked or did he use his fingers
Many thanks for your time and help as always. I thought I it a bash today but got stuck on two examples I have enclosed.
Thanks
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Calvin |
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Joined: way back Slovenia Karma: 3
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hummmm, haven't played this one in years, but if I remember correctly the guitar should be tuned half step down for this song.
as for the picking part...I'd say he used a pick. At least on the first part anyways(which is an intro, right?). |
GuitarBoy666 |
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Joined: 20 Dec 2007 Canada Karma: 2
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You can play it with a pick, or use Hybrid Picking (pick and fingers) either way works.
As for tuning it is down 1/2 step |
KicknGuitar |
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Joined: 13 Dec 2007 Lessons: 6 Karma: 1
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Yes the song is tuned half a step down. I was in a guitar class where we played a Guns n' Roses song. I remember making a beautifully dissonant Sweet Child o' Mine by get my friends to play the main riff a few frets up or below what as written. Pretty much that's what your hearing when you play in standard while the song is recorded half a step down. I think my teach was laughing... on the inside.
I would say use a pick unless the playing sounds "dull" where he might be using his fingers and a pick. If two notes strings apart are played, it's Hybrid picking (using a pick and fingers to pick). The song seems to be picked though, so stick with the pick unless you wish to work out finger picking.
Enjoy the song! |
JustJeff |
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Definitely use a pick. There is no hybrid picking: just work on your alternate picking. It is really important to be able to do that kind of picking because it makes your playing sound much more enjoyable: it's not as dull ^.^
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