Ah, got it. He didn't explain everything. I found this on a site:
"Yngwie uses 1.5mm Dunlop picks made of Delrin. These are white with Yngwie's signature on. If you wish to use the same pick then ask your store for Dunlop 1.5mm Delrin picks, they will be purple in colour but are the exact same shape and material as Yngwie's. "
In the vid, he doesn't say that. He just says they're Jim Dunlop purples. Ghey.
its actually Em but seeing as alexi and roope are down a step we refer to it as f# G# etc.
If you don't know the difference between a hi-hat and a cymbal, you've got a bit of learning to do before you attempt to accurately tab drums.
I am a drummer so it's easy for me, but the basics of it is to just do it part by part. Work out the time signature by listening to it and tapping your leg and counting, 1-2-3-4, 1-2-3-4. When I was tabbing "The Rhino" by PG, it ended up being 6/4, 6/4, 7/4, 6/4, 6/4, 9/4, 6/4, 7/4. :zombie:
Also, knowing what the "4" actually looks like on paper (or PG) is kinda helpful otherwise you could work out the rhythm of the snare but not know how to tab it.
I'd advise you just read up on this stuff first and then when you hear a simple beat, it might make more sense in your head because you'll know what you're hearing.
im so torn between rack or half stack
i know what i want and ive done my research but idk what would benefit me the most
I played a 5150ii today. I was floored. I am gonna sell my spider and get it.
In this thread?
It was pretty cool. btw, is that shirt lrg? lol
I don't see a reason for buying a half stack/full stack if you're just use it for playign at home. If you need one for practicing with a band, that's another story.
Yngwie isn't playing through his rig in that video, hence the horrendous tone.
Check the '85 video of Evil Eye live with Alcatrazz, that's god like tone and playing.
yeah i skate