Bed of Razors & Silent Night Bodom Night Covers (full songs with keyboards)
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amazing job man! ive been trying to nail the bed of razors solo for a good few weeks now and im still not coming close 
any tips?
fucking class covers though
any tips? fucking class covers though
betteroffdead said:amazing job man! ive been trying to nail the bed of razors solo for a good few weeks now and im still not coming close
fucking class covers though
Which part? The only tip I can give would be to slow it down before and make sure you can play each note, and gradually speed up as you gain muscle memory to play it. That, and get a copy of guitar pro - buy it, pirate it, do anything to get this program...I would NOT have been able to learn leads without it.
http://www.guitar-pro.com/en/index.php
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Ben Johnson said:
yep guitar-pro is the way to go
i've had it for some time now and i find it the easiest to learn songs :Spin: :Spin: :Spin: :Spin:
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megaman77ufo said:
Thanks.Okay, for the drums, in guitar pro, I exported the GP4 file as a midi. I then imported the midi file into Nuendo, my recording program. From here, I use the midi file to "play" the drums in the Drumkit From Hell VST instrument plugin. Drumkit From Hell is a sample library, made up of around 35GB of sound files, painstakingly recorded from actual drums and cymbals. These sounds are completely raw, without any effects or mixing applied to them. So, I then used VST effects plugins to add the eq, compression, gate, and reverb to give the drums a more polished sound.
I hope that helps.
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he didn't mention the name of his recording soft, back to your question chek Ben Johnson's answer (2 above)bfmv - rock said:
also check on cubase same basically as nuendo and check on cakewalk sonar
there are hell lot more progies you'll have to find your self what works for you the best
I recorded the first parts of Children of Bodom, i've only been playing guitar 10 months and this is my first go at mixing (in audition). I recorded it very quickly the other night but i might finish it sometime.
Recorded through direct feed from amp into Microphone port... still doesn't sound too bad (plenty of mistakes though)
http://www.therugbyforum.com/uploads/COB123.mp3
Recorded through direct feed from amp into Microphone port... still doesn't sound too bad (plenty of mistakes though)
http://www.therugbyforum.com/uploads/COB123.mp3
GhostOfPerdition
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Not bad at all dude.
You could probably get better takes on some of the solos, but overall good job man.
You could probably get better takes on some of the solos, but overall good job man.
GhostOfPerdition
G-Unit Gangsta
umosay, good job for only playing 10 months man! But PLEASE, don't attempt any of the solos until you gain more experience.
Im probably gonna cover a bodom tune once i find some decent backings
Im probably gonna cover a bodom tune once i find some decent backings
Don't worry, i will not be attempting anything out of my range at this stage. I'm getting better - but yeah just trying to get the main stuff down at this point. I did most of the different parts in 1 or 2 takes so i know i could make it better if i tried. Thanks for the kind words though.
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