Earth Breather
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Wait,dinosaurs have dicks?being without a guitar sucks dinosaur dick (and that's a lot of fucking meat)
Thanks!
@Nick: The ticket price is 25
This is stupid and wrong.I started with nirvana, but once you mastered the powerchords, you can play all of their songs. aswell as all dumb punkish emoish songs, aswel as all pop/rock/radio shit etc etc
Well you forget that your mind is what controls your fingers. So its not always just muscle memory that comes out on guitar. Otherwise, how would anyone come up with something different that has not yet been learned? I think that muscle memory thing helps to give "the style" of a player. Like if you really like playing the minor scale, then that will show in your compositions cuz your fingers probably stick to that scale a bit more than others, unless you will them not to. But I understand that your view is coming from a more "mental capability" perspective.I thought this was an understatement. You have to think about those features for the instrument your writing for. If i'm writing something for guitar, i wouldn't do wide intervall, piano like chords, just because they're just not possible to play on a guitar. But that doesn't mean that i need a guitar in my hand to figure that out.
That's true for people as experienced as Paul Gilbert and that kind, for the rest of us, i stand by my statement.
I don't really see your point here.
What i'm trying to say is that if try to play a riff that comes from your fingers instead of your mind, you'll end up with what your muscle memory has been taught to play.
If you instead think of a riff or a part of a solo, you can come up with much more interesting ideas, because the mind is alot of advanced than our fingers, when it comes to most players. Then there's the top notch players, as i mentioned before, that can practically transfer what they're thinking of directly to playing it, but that's just a small percentage.
So there you have it, that's how i do it, if the other way works for someone better, then there's no reason to complain, as long as you're happy with how you're doing something.
Why do you just throw in random sweeps and scales? If you know what a key signature is, then use it! Stay in one key for some time and then maybe switch to another. Learn some basic theory on the net. It's not hard at all. Or you can even ask us questions here, some of us would gladly help@Inhe, umosay and all the ''no guitar'' composers: I'm so jealous of you people, I'd love to be able to do that. Did you have a teacher for theory and all that stuff or are you al self taught?
Don't worry Mystique, there'll be always someone worse at that, and I'm that guy, I'm like the slower composer ever, and I tend to end up throwing random scales and sweeps everywhere with a couple of harmonics and tappings when it comes to solos. Even my drummer gets the things done just in his head faster than what I go with the guitar in the hands,
Yep, but he gets the basic riffs, then all the harmonies and stuff are arranged by him with Roope and Janne at the rehearshal place and they work them out with the theory, which I'd love to be able to do.
I just bought a ticket for a Paul Gilbert show, september 27th!
Financially, it was the wrong decision but whatever, it's PABLO!!! Too bad that the VIP tickets for 160 Euros are already sold out. They include a one hour lesson, the ticket, a CD, a DVD, a shirt...
Pђoenix;7518472 said:hah coincidence, I just ordered mine for November!!! No way in hell could I have aforded the VIP ticket at the moment. Btw Congrats Corny on getting engaged!!
Well you forget that your mind is what controls your fingers. So its not always just muscle memory that comes out on guitar. Otherwise, how would anyone come up with something different that has not yet been learned? I think that muscle memory thing helps to give "the style" of a player. Like if you really like playing the minor scale, then that will show in your compositions cuz your fingers probably stick to that scale a bit more than others, unless you will them not to. But I understand that your view is coming from a more "mental capability" perspective.
Anyyywayyy. Good to hear both sides of the argument. As long as we're happy with what we're doing, it really doesn't matter.
Congrats you guys! But damn, I wish one of you were getting the lesson so you could tell us about it later
On another note, here's is one awesome (but old) MAB solo. This tone is just killer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VpNtf-PzTA
I can't stand people like Shawn Lane...
I'm cutting the metal hair.
It is time