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Muse Goes Stoner, Lesson By Gabriel Leopardi
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Alex5
Aug 14 2015, 02:13 PM
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Original lesson: Muse Goes Stoner by Gabriel Leopardi



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Gabriel Leopardi
Aug 14 2015, 10:32 PM
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Hi mate! Congrats on your first REC take!

There basically two main things to have in mind during the next days of practice. The first one is timing. You are not going tight along with the backing. There are timing issues in many parts of the lesson. I could say that the whole lesson has timing issues, since the riffs are not being played precise, and the problem becomes even more important around 00:48, 00:50.

I think that the best way to work and improve this is to practice at a slower tempo, and trying to follow the beat with your foot (tapping with your foot) and if possible also with your head. This will help you to assimilate and feel the groove.

Another thing that I note here is that you should work on articulation of the riff's notes. The notes sound like with staccato while the original lesson's riffs sound smoother. This can be related to the fact that you quit your left hand fingers too early, or maybe you are muting the notes too much with the palm of your right hand. Please check it.

These are the first 2 steps to start polishing this one. Please work on it, and then we will focus on other things like dynamics and vibrato.

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Darius Wave
Aug 17 2015, 03:54 PM
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Hey there buddy!

I'm sure you know there is still some work to be done on this one. 2 very clear issue here is the timming (very often you go out of tempo). Before practice or recording make sure you hear the backing track properly (loud enough to match your playing with bass drum and snare drum from the backing).

Levels - decrease guitar track and background track volumes so the overall volume (master track) will no be clipping. There is a clear distortion in your audio and it's a digital distortion (not the guitar dist we do like instead).

Notes connection - always move and release your lefthand at the very last,m possible moment. Otherwise you create breaks between notes. In Gab's original take you can hear that notes are "glued" together almost like with legato technique. In your take they are way too much separated

Dynamics - another field to work on but it worth analysis when you'll be ready with some essentials like timming - everything in a proper time smile.gif))

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Ben Higgins
Aug 18 2015, 10:16 AM
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Hi, welcome to the REC zone!

I see Gabriel has started you with some mid tempo rock riffs - this will give you plenty of different aspects to work on during your practise time.

As the guys have said, your timing is the first thing that will need attention. At the moment, you are rushing a bit but this can be caused by trying to overcompensate for your fingers being a bit slow and clumsy at this stage. This is ok - it's something we all had to deal with.

Towards the end of the video you go the opposite way and get left behind by the backing... so timing is a big priority.

Your fretting hand is still developing so we cannot expect it to move across the neck like a pro at this stage but you can continue to work and get it moving more naturally as time goes by.

The other things like picking will come to you as well but I would say that working on rhythm is going to help you immediately. smile.gif

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Fran
Aug 20 2015, 11:42 AM
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Nice try, 3

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