This is just an excerpt the incorporates baseless sweeping where it really doesn’t fit the song whatsoever in the style of frank gambale and my other guitar playing heros. Thanks for watching!
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This is a Great Web jam-session!
Moppi, Nicozo, Serene & Mell perform on Versailles Philharmonic Quintet (Japanese Visual Metal Band)’s rockin tune The Revenant Choir.
we canceled original tracks except for strings?piano etc.
All of us hope you enjoy this video!
Equipments are:
Moppi(on Hizaki part) – GrassRoots Reindeer
*Pedal: Line6 POD xtLive
Nicozo(on Teru part) – Ltd Forest
*Pedal: Line6 POD xt
Mell – Ibanez BTB400QM
*Pedal: Art Tube MP Studio V3
Serene – Roland V-Drums
Movie edit:Moppi
Check those Players!
Moppi Blog(shown in Japanese)
http://yaplog.jp/momomomo-moppi/
Nicozo Blog(ditto)
http://ameblo.jp/hentai-kamen—tachang
Mell Web page(Japanese & English)
http://weeklymellmell.web.fc2.com/
better bitrate version
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=CSK6qxkvRoI&fmt=18
the same video on nicovideo.jp
http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm4662034
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Please watch in high quality (link below opens in a new tab/window)!
The full quality mp3 is now available for download on iTunes ( http://tinyurl.com/7m68dg ) and other online music stores! Your support is greatly appreciated!
Tabs are now available on my website (see link at bottom)!
This is my first complete original composition in many years. I wrote most of these riffs over a year ago, but I finally pieced together a complete song over the past few months. I think vocals would fit very nicely over this song, but I decided to keep it an instrumental for now. I left it short and sweet to keep your attention. I put a solo in place of the second verse of the song.
The recording process was a learning experience for me. This is the first time I used a full-fledged DAW software (REAPER), and I took some tips from RedSGShredder for creating my drum tracks (check him out—he is awesome! http://www.youtube.com/redsgshredder ). I’m not a drummer, so please don’t expect anything great on the drum track. PetrucciFever gave me much-needed motivation to get started on some of my original material, so I owe a big thanks to him. He also gave me the idea to use pitch-shifted guitar for the bass line. He is another awesome player, so visit his channel if you havent done so already (http://www.youtube.com/petruccifever ).
Obviously there are multiple guitars layered in this song, so I’m only playing one part at a time for this video. Maybe in the future I’ll take some time to learn Adobe Premiere and put together something a bit fancier. I plan to make a complete write-up on my website about how I recorded this song. If youre interested in recording your own stuff, keep an eye out for this.
Thanks again for watching my video, and please let me know what you think!
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Be sure to visit my website if you have any questions. The answers are probably there, but if not feel free to ask.
http://www.killrbuckeye.com
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Here’s a piece I learned for my study piece of week 2, ‘Country Boy’ by Albert Lee. It has mental hybrid picking, with the hardest part of the song being the main riff!
Gear:
Fender American Deluxe with V neck
Fender Hot Rod Deluxe Wine Edition
Boss DD-6 delay pedal (for last verse + chorus)
Also, massive apology for the lack of updates over the last month, I’ve been so busy that I haven’t had that much time to edit (which takes me ages for some vids!), but I’m trying to catch up now, and there should be quite a few videos coming this week.
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Learn to pick like an ape lord, Rob Chappers takes you through the mechanics and ergonomics of spedd picking in the style of malmsteen www.themonkeylord.com
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