I can play guitar and do death metal vocals.Inverse Skies said:
I've also added you to the special thanks section of the OP, you deserve it after your work with the band.ravens_nest said:
No problem, consider yourself added to the list. If you want to play something specific, suggest it and see if others might like to do so, or talk to ravens_nest about it, he's coming up with a lot of the click tapes and such that we'll need to keep people in time.popdafoo said:
Well I think an awesome song to play would be Hey Man Nice Shot by Filter. So... I'll see what kind of reaction that song gets. It needs a pretty good bass player though.Inverse Skies said:
There's something wrong with the bbcode for BattleOnion's stuff. Everytime I add it in, it messes up the OP and makes it so I can't access any lower than BattleOnions stuff, which just has the word 'report' in a non-clickable spoiler box. It's really weird.Neonbob said:
Yup, sounds good! Pitch the idea to Raven and see if anyone else is interested and you should be right to do something like that!popdafoo said:
I tried quoting you and posting it, but apparently that last addition pushed the OP over the boundaries. I'm getting a Comment too large error.Inverse Skies said:
Hey,popdafoo said:
Aww shucks... Thanks man... Lets hope it all works!Inverse Skies said:
Heya, I've found this [http://www.forpiano.com/FILEX/A/9d0v8s8v0a/pink_floyd--another_brick_in_the_wall.pdf] piano sheet music for Another Brick in the Wall, should I play it softly or loudly? I'm guessing softly because you'd want the guitars to stand out more. This might take me a week or so to learn though...ravens_nest said:
It's a jam session man, play it how you feel it. I'll worry about the volume and what not, just make sure the recording is as high quality as you can muster...Inverse Skies said:
I'm thinking that I might play up until the solo part, then step back and let the guitars take over. That way the thing I'll be playing will be relatively simple so I want be learning it for ages and I can make it sound better heaps quicker.ravens_nest said:
Actually i'll need you to play the root chords during the solo, once per chord change. This'll help keep the song intact whilst the guitars to their thang...Inverse Skies said:
I had a bit of a muck around on the piano just then and the opening seems very simple (although I think some of the cords on the right hand should be in stoccato form, they're very quick) so I should be able to get the hang of it alright. I'll see what I can do with the solo, it's the sort of thing that give me a while and I'll be able to play it fine but we're on a slight time limit here! I'll probably have a decent crack at it on sunday, so I'll let you know what is happening then.ravens_nest said:
Yeah, I've noticed that if you put four fingers down on the A string you get an E-flat, yet if you move your fourth finger slightly back towards the end you get a D, so with a few finger charts it hasn't been that hard to figure out which is good. I have the same problem a lot of guitarists have when they start out, I don't hold the strings down hard enough yet which distorts the sound, but that comes with practice.BattleOnion said: