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Well I never said that they didn't sound good but somehow the setlist could have been better organised. I was talking about tunes like In the Dragon's Den, Sea of Lies, Out of the Ashes, Smoke and Mirrors. I prefer that rather than 8 min songs.

I've seen this show a couple of days ago. Great musicians but boring show (my oppinion). I used to go crazy with their albums Divine Wings of Tragedy and Twilight in Olympus. They opened with "Of Sins and Shadows" which was great but every tune after that was 10 min long, mid or slow tempo and...

You are right but you should really think of a mode relative to the chord when improvising. For example if you're playing Dm7, you should think of D Dorian rather than C major even though they are the same scales. That way you're building your melody lines acording to your new root (D in this...

Very cool man. Guitars sound great. Actually overall sound is great. The only thing that didn't match my tase is the snare drum. Sounds like too much compressed but still great job.

What program do you use for the recording? If it's Sonar or Cubase make sure you click the little speaker button on the track (something like direct monitoring). Of course Amplitube must be assigned to that track

This article will help you understand it: Harmony and theory bible (part 3) - Major Scale - Live4guitar | Online Guitar Community And this is the CAGED system chart (in the same article) made by me:

When I used to practice several hours a day this was my plan: 15 min - warm up exercises (chromatic patterns up and down) 1 hour - Scale shapes (CAGED system) with many finger variations 1 hour - arpeggios (3 strings, 5 strings, 6 strings) coffe or beer break :) 1 hour - practicing licks 2...

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Welcome mate :)

Any DAW can do it. Sonar, Cubase, Nuendo, Logic, Pro Tools ... Any of these can playback midi instruments and you can program anything in there. If you're talking about guitar then Guitar Pro is the way to go. You can also program another instruments there. If you're talking about a high end...

AP is my favorite technique. When I was much younger I couldn't really figure out how Malmsteen sounds so tasty and clean. Then later I found that he's actually not using pure alternate picking. True AP players at the time (even nowadays) were Paul Gilbert and Vinnie Moore. I used to have an old...

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Do you have normal photo camera with video mode on it? Film yourself at the same time as you're recording audio to your computer. Then you need some simple video editing software. Import your video there and mute the audio channel recorded by the camera. Now import the audio file recorded...

I am having that period right now after 27 years of playing. I guess it's just a phase that we all go through several times. Inspiration comes and goes, that's normal.

Thanks people \m/

Hi everybody I've been around for quite some time but haven't registered until today. I live in London (UK). With over 20 years of guitar experience I've done many interesting things in my music career. - 4 albums of which 1 as a solo artist the rest with bands - Finished classical...

I wrote an article about this, you might find it useful. There are many tabbed examples with audio. alternate picking explained