Brett89
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And how would you descripe tremolo picking?
It's just fast picking, when the notes blur together?
It's just fast picking, when the notes blur together?
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And how would you descripe tremolo picking?
It's just fast picking, when the notes blur together?
Man o man, it was the bomb diggity. It was penultiumate heavy.
I loved how we arranged it for 2 guitars with me playing the higher parts with distortion, flanger, delay, and chorus and you playing the lower parts with just crazy heavy distortion. Indeed, it was penultimate heavy.
No, tremolo picking just means picking the same note over and over again as fast and smoothly as possible. It comes from mandolin technique, where the player has to pick in that way to create the illusion of sustain, as a mandolin possesses virtually none.
Oh yeah, i can hear that already. *shiver* That rocked.
We shoudl have done that when you were in town! Man, we gosta hang out a bit longer when next you blow into town, dude.
You are wrong, snagglepuss!!
The other thing... there is a simple metal riff, how sould I find out the key of the riff? Hope you understand...
This one, you just kinda analyze the notes and see what sharps and flats there are. Also, if you had a certain chord in mind with it, you could go by that too.
F Major/D Minor.
What does "groove" mean? How would you descripe it?
Well I sould rename this thread to "quastions from Brett"... but I don't want to open a new one for this... so...
Is it fully legal to play other bands songs on a concert? I mean, you know I would play some songs from my band and some from other, bigger bands (Morbid Angel offcores