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MrVegas19th March 2020thanks guys, great lessons by the way. see you in the rec when I feel I've have gotten as close as I can to playing it as you have
Kristofer Dahl19th March 2020hehe we posted the exact same time
- Kristofer Dahl19th March 2020hi im practicing this lesson and your power chord control lesson. when I started to practice with backing track I noticed the backing track has the main guitar lesson track included in the backing on both lessons, or maybe I am doing something wrong when I download the backing and open it in my DAW
I would suspect Diego left it there as metal usually uses "double tracking" - so in other words two identical tracks recorded for a massive sound. So the idea is that you practice so that your playing sounds exactly the same as the backing guitar.
I do agree it would be useful with a backing without any guitar as well, so that we can clearly hear what we are playing. 
Diego Budicin19th March 2020Hi Mr Vegas! The presence of a guitar track inside of the backing track is justified by the fact that you should hard pan right (or left, depending on where you hear my guitar inside of the backing track) your instrument signal.
This choice was done to create space in the mix so you can practice on the bt feeling the “wall of sound” of two guitars for a more realistic and exciting result. Try to hard pan your guitar signal properly in order to fit in the mix. Thanks for commenting and enjoy your guitar journey!
- MrVegas18th March 2020
hi im practicing this lesson and your power chord control lesson. when I started to practice with backing track I noticed the backing track has the main guitar lesson track included in the backing on both lessons, or maybe I am doing something wrong when I download the backing and open it in my DAW
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Hey guys!
In this lesson we will play a heavy rhythm section based of power chords and inversions.
You should focus on timing and dynamics of each part, practicing on it slowly and then increasing the speed gradually once you get comfortable with it.
Hope you guys dig it and stay tuned for the lead solo of the song.
Guitar : Ibanez AZ2402
Equipment : Laney GH50R + Torpedo Reload + Apollo Twin Duo
Tempo : 130 bpm
Time Signature : 4/4
Chord progression
| A5 B5/F# A5| B5/F# D5/A C5/G |
| A5 B5/F# A5 | B5/F# E5(#5)F5(b5) |
| A5 B5/F# A5 | B5/F# D5/A C5/G |
| A5 B5/F# | A5 B5/F# D5/A |
| A5 B5/F# C5/G E5/B D5/A C5/G | D5/A B5/F# C5/G |
| D5/A C5/G | D5/A C5/G B5/F# C5/G |
| A5 B5/F# C5/G E5/B D5/A C5/G | D5/A B5/F# C5/G |
| D5/A C5/G | D5/A E5/B D5/A C5/G D5/A C5/G B5/F# C5/G |
||: A5 B5/F# C5/G D5/A E5/B | D5/A C5/G B5/F# C5/G D5/A C5/G B5/F# |
| A5 B5/F# C5/G D5/A E5 D#5(b5) | F#5(b5) E5 E5 E5add9(b9) :||
| Dm7(no5) Bm7(no5) | C7M(no5) | Bm7(no5) | Am7M(no5) |
| Dm7(no5) G#(b5)(no3) | Am |
| E/G# E7/G# | Am7M(no5) | Ammaj7(#5)(omit.3) | % | % |
Key signature :A minor
Techniques used :
- Strumming
- Slide
- Legato
- Alternate Picking
Have fun and stay tuned for the next lesson! ;)
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