#79 - The Theory Exercise That Changed EVERYTHING | Metal Music Theory #2
🕑 Added 2020-04-24 13:01:01 +0000 UTCWelcome to the second lesson for this week! Today we check out an amazing theory concept that will improve all your guitar solo skills (improvisation, arrangement, transcription, writing,...) and it was a big game-changer for me in the beginning.
You will get a completely different understanding of the fretboard by following this step-by-step formula (chord - triad arpeggio - 7th arpeggio - scale) and you can break out of your chords for melodies/shred licks easily that way :) Of course, this is also extremely helpful when you're improvising over difficult chord changes.
This is just the first step of mastering this theory concept but it serves as a great starting point! Let me know if we should dive deeper in the lesson votings for next month :)
I only uploaded the backing track in one tempo since you can do it on your own and only need a metronome - I suggest to include this in your practice routine from now on!
Comments
Steven Aboud
Now what is this tapping thing, where you tap the string with the picking hand. Thanks
Steven Aboud
I found the pdf's. Thanks Bernth.
Bernd BrodtrΓ€ger
Thanks for asking about that Steven! You can find them right below the post (the PDF file) :)
Steven Aboud
I'm not finding the links to the pdf tabs. Please provide a link. Thanks
p4tt4nz
This was a fun one. Especially the last bit was somewhat challenging at full speed!
the best lesson ever thans you very much your are the best !!!
Bernd BrodtrΓ€ger
Thanks so much for the kind feedback, happy you like the lessons! :) I will keep them coming for sure!
Thanks a lot for your lessons. All materials are very useful, interesting and not boring with comfortable timing. Great combination and balance between music theory, techniques and melody. After your videos, I find a lot of new for me. Thanks again. Pls continue.
Great lesson. Thanks Bernth!
Bernd BrodtrΓ€ger
Absolutely Paul! :) Please let me know how that goes, I also have an old guitar with a floyd that would be a great candidate for a retrofitting :) The workshop here wouldn't do it because it has a graphic print..
Paul Baglio
Awesome stuff as usual π I see you're digging the Evertune eh? I actually spoke with CS at Evertune and they provided a list of shops that will still do floyd routed installs... I may be shipping that WR1 off to New York ...