Actually, I am positive the arpeggio is played like this ...
Hate Me Solo
I corrected many fingerings/positions to make logical sense. Alexi wouldn't play descending 4-note-per-string runs or arpeggios with weird position changes This is how I adapted to play it. Take it or leave it
Not really. Positioning can make ALOT of difference to the sound and how easy it is to play. Like Altitudes was saying, Alexi isn't using 4 note per string runs in this solo, so arranging them so that they are isn't going to help an uneducated player nail this solo.
Check the Japanese transcriptions of Racer X/Paul Gilbert solos and compare them to mine and then see what difference it can make!!
Naw, you're both wrong. This is the fingering.
e----------------------------0-----
b--------------------0-------------
g---------2----1---------------11--
d-------0---------7----11----------
a-0---4----------------------------
e---7-------14------------22-------
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Not really. Positioning can make ALOT of difference to the sound and how easy it is to play. Like Altitudes was saying, Alexi isn't using 4 note per string runs in this solo, so arranging them so that they are isn't going to help an uneducated player nail this solo.
Check the Japanese transcriptions of Racer X/Paul Gilbert solos and compare them to mine and then see what difference it can make!!
That's like 90% exactly the same as my version. he probably did play that last Cmaj arpeggio like that yeah, dno why I tabbed it that way but that's the way I play it.
As long as it sounds the same, positioning should matter fuck all
Not really. Positioning can make ALOT of difference to the sound and how easy it is to play. Like Altitudes was saying, Alexi isn't using 4 note per string runs in this solo, so arranging them so that they are isn't going to help an uneducated player nail this solo.
Check the Japanese transcriptions of Racer X/Paul Gilbert solos and compare them to mine and then see what difference it can make!!
Alexi doesnt use 4 note per string runs? You mean like in feks bar 6 and halfway into bar 7 in Altitudes tab? then those positionings are wrong?
Positioning matters on fast runs, because most people are used to 3 note per string runs. also big jumps are teh lulz. But on feks the first melody in the solo, i dont see any reason for that to be EXACTLY LIKE ALEXI PLAYS it because if i have a better flow in the fingering at an other place on the fretboard, then i will play it there, and i dont see anything wrong in that
Well that is true, but the sound difference is in your fingers anyways. Only difference would be going from the wound strings to the thinner, or the other way around. ON how easy it is to play i agree that it makes alot of difference, but the sound comes down to the player.
Alexi doesnt use 4 note per string runs? You mean like in feks bar 6 and halfway into bar 7 in Altitudes tab? then those positionings are wrong?
I'm at a loss now, because im trying out the different positionings to do that run and i've gotta say, the slide i have to do (since i dont do 4 fingers per string, my hand isnt that developed on that, unless its a chromatic "pattern") makes it sound awkward imo, as i like the sound of every note PICKED. Not that legato is bad, it just, sounds better imo.. Same as slightly palm muted sweeps.. I think i'm gonna go back to the way i did it before, because that was just awkward.
Positioning matters on fast runs, because most people are used to 3 note per string runs. also big jumps are teh lulz. But on feks the first melody in the solo, i dont see any reason for that to be EXACTLY LIKE ALEXI PLAYS it because if i have a better flow in the fingering at an other place on the fretboard, then i will play it there, and i dont see anything wrong in that
Well, I already posted a video of me doing Tie My Rope like 1 hour after I learned it.
You should take a look.
Just look at my Profile on YouTube : KiraQC
Practice MOAR!!! Really, I couldn't watch the whole thing!
You really shouldn't be posting videos of your self on youtube unless you can play very well or close to perfect. I would suggest practicing more than an hour for a song before recording yourself either. It isn't the web-camera's fault, or the guitar
Practice MOAR!!! Really, I couldn't watch the whole thing!