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Danny's Studs wrote:
Cod-piece probably works better.


still don't get you. Got a massive collection of Rock books on pdf I downloaded once

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...but do you listen to rock/metal at all?

Seguet; have you heard Vinnie Moore's To the Core yet? Brilliant.

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...but do you listen to rock/metal at all?

Seguet; have you heard Vinnie Moore's To the Core yet? Brilliant.


not that big on Rock/Metal, quite like it when I do bother. Never heard of Vinnie Moore though

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cooder wrote:
not that big on Rock/Metal, quite like it when I do bother. Never heard of Vinnie Moore though


He is a virtuoso, think Satriani but a slightly more rock/metal feel at times and not quite as bluesy. Way worth the download mate. So melodic and tasty, I really like this album.

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Benny, let me get you involved. Firstly, music theory is but maths and science. FACTO. The creative part of it aside, it is purely formulaic.

Put simply, Western music theory generally divides the octave into a series of 12 notes. This series of twelve notes is called a 'chromatic scale'. In the chromatic scale, each note is called a half-step or semitone. Patterns of half and whole steps (2 half steps, or a tone) can make up a scale in that octave.

Helping yet?


why is it linked with colour?

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Benny wrote:
why is it linked with colour?


you get a different feeling from different sounds. Some sounds are bright and others not etc

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cooder wrote:
you get a different feeling from different sounds. Some sounds are bright and others not etc


You're making that up.

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I can confirm he is not. The term 'colour' is perfect for describing difference between chords and voicings and scales played over chords. Love it.

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I can confirm he is not. The term 'colour' is perfect for describing difference between chords and voicings and scales played over chords. Love it.


It may sound poetic, but I need some evidence. Cooder says reign of fire is a good film, that doesn't make it so. :)

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It may sound poetic, but I need some evidence. Cooder says reign of fire is a good film, that doesn't make it so. :)


I said I enjoyed it

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All guitar should be played slide with a broken bottle neck IMO
*Hearts Elmore James*

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[quote="Bastard"]I did grade 6 music theory when I learnt piano. Never put any of it into use playing guitar, although I can't play guitar for shit.

Downtune your bottom string to D and thrash the fuck out of it. That's how to play guitar.[/QUOTE]

yes yes yes, then ram it through a compressor/overdrive/preferred distortion "pedal".

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cooder wrote:
I said I enjoyed it


Liar.

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