thankee.I don't think he really cares which version you play, it's all for fun, at the end of the day.
And yes, I will do that sometime tonight.
Yeah, the intro tone is thin. But I moved my hand up towards the neck a tiny bit more when palm muting and it thinned it out like that, but because of the guitar, it sounds weird. I'm hoping the RR1 with poplar body sounds better than both BC Rich (basswood) & Jackson (alder).
And for the solo, I just made it up myself. I changed a few parts because I couldn't play it the original way without practice.
I made a quick tab of what I played:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/izr5qn
I don't think he really cares which version you play, it's all for fun, at the end of the day.
And yes, I will do that sometime tonight.
Well actually, I just recorded ROTW 17# and I found the solo impossible to play cleanly all the way through, and the intro was rather "easy".
And I won't lie, I totally cheated on the solo...recorded the sweeps separately.The first four 3-string arps were all one take, then I had to do the 5-string Emin separate and then the D#dim arp separate 'cause I haven't practised those kinda of sweeps in years, so I literally can't go between them anymore.
The "production" is fucking terrible and I hate it, but CEP really is getting weird. If I record an amazing rhythm tone, and then save it as a 320kps mp3, it turns to shit. Even if I save it as a .wav file, it's not the same as if I just listen to it through playback in CEP, it sucks.
Well, here's my shitty sounding attempt at week 17's Riff Of The Week:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/y7jv1s
Good playing and nice solo dude.isn't that normal? whenever I export an audio mixdown, the result is ALWAYS crappier than the playback on the actual recording program.
and don't worry about your tone; we know good playing when we hear it
Mytique said:
You can do this with only original Floyds or Schaller tremolos. Just hit a random harmonic on f.ex. g-string and let the tremolo flutter/flap (don't know the word for it). I hit the harmonic on 3rd fret g string. In the song Next In Line Alexi did the same at 1:41, 1:42. He hits the harmonics on 5 fret g-string and 7 fret b-string. Or in this You Tube video at the end of the guitar heroes recording session (he did it with like 6 or 7 notes).
I can't get it down faster than 75%, it's driving me crazy. I've already come up with something else to play but I want to get the original done. The solo I think I'll just do a bit of my own version, I learned it today and I've playe it like 23654623453468 times this evening, 
You are able to play the WNGF solo on full speed but not the DNW intro? :zombie:I've already solved the BT problem, so don't worry about it in case anyone had,
On topic, I'm sick of that intro,
Why can't we have an easy solo like We're Not Gonna Fall?
And then there's the 2nd part which is a couple of slides, but I don't find anything that difficuly in there.
^?¿?¿?¿ The We're Not Gonna Fall solo is an easy sweep+a fast run+a couple of bendings,
Jackson RR1 will sound better than any of your other guitars.
And this solo is very cool! I like it better than the original!
The rythm tone sounds good, the thing gets kinda fucked up when the lead comes in, but anyway, that's better quality than our usualk recordings still,
BTW, do we have to tune our guitars down to C# or is the BT in D? If the BT is made for C# playing could someone help me out with a D standard BT? I don't have FL in this computer so I can't do it myself. Please?
@Mitch
Yeah, those are all right, although the PMIB solo was week 17, which means that this week is week 18? Which would be the DNW Intro and solo
Good work everyone though!!
I PROMISE I'll do them all soon.. Hehe!
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Why can't we have an easy solo like We're Not Gonna Fall?
WTF!!! It's not an easy sweep at that speed, and those picking things aren't exactly easy either. At least in my opinion. I'll wait until Tim chooses that as an advanced part one week...
