Ethereal Math Rock Finger Style Arpeggios
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Today I put away my guitar pick and decided to try and write a chord based idea with my fingerstyle technique. Experimented again with more subtle shifting between keys and spread out voicings. Hope you enjoy learning this one
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This sounds like the feeling you get when you slowly start to realize it might be better to give up on a thing you’ve put a lot of time effort and emotion into.
like playing guitar
damn, your description nailed the feeling perfectly
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this feels like living on some northeast us or canadian island that's always misty and foggy and there's no one cool your age around and you dream of leaving someday but your parents have a tiny farm that they expect you to take over.
that first part felt like the movie Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mimd
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this type of harmony is interesting
so good
Could you do a video on which guitar(s) are best for shoe gaze / Midwest emo? Or does it matter at all?
I've watched tons of videos on the differences between fenders guitars and I couldn't really tell the difference besides what I was told in the video
You can't go wrong with Fender guitars in general. Telecaster has the twangy sound that makes up the Midwestern style. Jazzmaster is the main pick for many shoegazers. I have Stratocaster and I get great sounds in all genres (even classic heavy metal)
Can anyone give me a tip on how to write such arpeggios? I've finished basic music theory and only starting to dive into harmony (thanks God my gf has music degree) and I can simply find a chord progression I love but for some reason I can't make a beatiful arpeggio of those chords.
I'm currently as well in my musical journey, I sujest to end with the basics and then, create your own chords, like extended chords 7th 9th 11th, play with tones and try to resolve them, create tension telling a story. For arpegios you can play extended chords and try to jump from certain degree to the other like 6 to 3 to 2, etc... till you find some progression that you like, mease and move notes/tones. In certain point its creativity only but understanding scales,chords and progresiones are key to have creativity at the hour to create something that you like. You need to give form to what you play, if you play something slowly, or fast, etc. Give it time to the time, and you surely improve, wish you luck
The title of this video sounds like an Eminem flow.
tuning?
Standard -capo 3