+joshua hawkins I don't use any Distortion pedals really. I have a Boss DS-2 for a bit of a solo boost sometimes. Boss MD-2 pedal is a good little pedal if you want a simple, cheap distortion pedal. Sounds good of course!
Hey dude! Loved the video. I have a question. I can't seem to come up with more than a few melodies on guitar. How do I break that? I don't know notes and scales and shit, should I try to learn some scales?
So are you just playing the octave chords in whatever key and then just playing the ocavte notes for each one separately? Or are you playing the chord and the octave notes at the same time? I'm confused
iDrPepp I'm not entirely sure what you mean by 'cut octaves'. But, say you've got yourself a chord progression in G major, you then want to use octave chords that are in G major. So any note in G major basically. G A B C D E F#. Any octave chords of those notes will sound 'right' over your progression. Then it's just a case of deciding how you want to use them. e.g Following with a 3rds harmony/creating a melody/holding them. Make any sense? haha
This entire video is how to write a Fallout Boy song
stumbled across your lessons recently, been watching them non stop to try and learn my favorite type of music ..great lessons, please make more
+MrSuperbarca527 That's awesome! Glad you like. More in the works, as always! :D
Dude, these lessons are fantastic. I'll definitely be using this in upcoming songwriting.
+Cody Clegg Good stuff! :D
Literally how I write all my punk songs. Love it
love your tune and your jam really nice!!
your videos are awesome....I've mostly stumbled across this sound in mcrs music
+Jacob Condie Thanks man =]
Really enjoying your videos so far. I hope you keep making these.
Allan Tober Will do Cap'n!
Great! Beautiful tutorial! I love your distortion! +Matt Zerkovich Guitar
dude!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you're awesome
wish you would have explained more on how to find which octaves go over which notes
i was sold when i saw Fsas hoodie...haha
these lessons are grate, thanks
I just wonder if there'll be Genre Device about solos?
good lesson!
+joshua hawkins I don't use any Distortion pedals really. I have a Boss DS-2 for a bit of a solo boost sometimes. Boss MD-2 pedal is a good little pedal if you want a simple, cheap distortion pedal. Sounds good of course!
Major rise against vibes 🫡
What are the tats of on the sides of you fretting hand fingers?
Can you do this in standard tuning for beginners like me please? Tx
um is there a video like this for drop D and if not is it to much to ask for one i really need help with guitar
Its exactly the same idea, technically the fret positions are the same on both, you just have to get the idea and then go for it !!
can you do a lesson in the style of bands like expire, rotting out, and backtrack please?
Songs in video?
What pedals did you use to get that sound
Hey dude! Loved the video. I have a question. I can't seem to come up with more than a few melodies on guitar. How do I break that? I don't know notes and scales and shit, should I try to learn some scales?
songs in video?
So are you just playing the octave chords in whatever key and then just playing the ocavte notes for each one separately? Or are you playing the chord and the octave notes at the same time? I'm confused
What kind of pedal do you use if any? I'm having trouble getting a really distorted sound out of my amplifier
what effect guitar you use for lead?
What distortion are you using ??
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How did you get that tone ?
What's your gear and guitar???
i want to play in your band
I'm a tad confused on the octives, could you possibly help me out a bit more?
iDrPepp What would you like to know my man?
This youtube comment system is so broken. Anyways, just the whole idea. I know what harmonics are, and how they cut octaves, so is this the same idea?
iDrPepp I'm not entirely sure what you mean by 'cut octaves'. But, say you've got yourself a chord progression in G major, you then want to use octave chords that are in G major. So any note in G major basically. G A B C D E F#. Any octave chords of those notes will sound 'right' over your progression. Then it's just a case of deciding how you want to use them. e.g Following with a 3rds harmony/creating a melody/holding them. Make any sense? haha
yo sorry to disturb you but, is there is a chance you can listen me play blues guitar? I need musical opinions and constructive criticism thanks.