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Question for guitar players
So I'm freaking stuck over the timing of a certain song that I want to play, and could use your help.
If you start listening to the rythym guitar at around 0:14 it sounds like he's play 3 x 1/16th notes and then resting on the 4th. I cannot for the life of me "see" what he is doing in the bar right after it. I can hear the change, but I just can't figure out how to play it. I thought maybe he is resting on the first then playing the rest but when I try it it just doesn't sound right. What am I doing wrong? |
1&2&3& 1&2&3&
Then 1&2,3&4,1&2,3&4 |
you got it right, rest the first beat and then play the next 3 beats
perhaps the reason it doesn't sound right when you play it, is the picking pattern. its up-down-up (up is towards the ceiling, down is towards the floor) |
This has a weird timing. I had to set my sound brenner to 99bpm to play it.
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Thanks. I knew or assumed anyway that the picking pattern was up and down. This is the way I'm trying to play it. Yet, I still can't get it. Here's what I'm doing: For the first part, I'm starting from up, meaning my first strum is playing down. So my pattern, starting from up, is down-up-down-rest x 16. Sounds good, but after that I completely fall off after the change. I thought I was just losing my mind, but check this out This guy is a much better player than I am, but I think he is also making a mistake at the exact same spot (at 24 seconds in). I think he is just playing the same part over again and not accounting for the change. Am I right? |
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Do you like Sound Brenner? Do you recommend it? m |
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I was about to tell you what I think I am hearing but I can't even describe it. I really can't seem to process this bit of music. |
well the guy in that video is using all down strokes
down-up-down-rest is good for the first part in the second part, try rest-up-down-up you might be having trouble with the counting because think about it, the first part is down-up-down-rest and the second part is rest-up-down-up so if you put those together, you get: down-up-down-rest-rest-up-down-up you're resting two beats in a row. that might be confusing you. |
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I've almost got it. In the second part when I do rest-up-down-up like you suggested, the first time sounds PERFECT... but then I immediately fuck it up because after rest-up-down-up, I am "up", and need to be down in order to continue (I think) to repeat this. When I try to move down I immediately screw up my timing and it sounds bad again. I tried just continuing from where I left off (up), and still screw it up. As a rule my timnig is excellent. I struggle finding the right chords sometimes but never struggle finding the rhythm. Until this fucking song... sigh. |
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Too much going on with my hand to really feel it well when it's on my wrist. |
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