New Lesson Update

jem7vwh · #1 07-07-2001, 10:15 PM

OK, first off, let me appologize for the falloff in the rate of new lessons. *I've not lost interest or the ability to type, but rather I've gained a 48hour per week summer job. *With that said, I've been working on something special for ya'll. *Within the next week I'm going to put out a big lesson. *We're going to put together a number of the different theory concepts and work on a few phrases that sound familar, finally we'll put them together with a bunch of tapping and you'll be able to play the solo from "Juice". * It's all in my head-now is just the process of typing it out and recording some mp3s to go along with it. *After that I thought about working on some other ideas. *For instance, what would you think about choosing a song and examining the structure for the theory behind it. *For instance, I'd like to take apart "Hina" from DLR's Skyscraper and talk about the different components of that one. *It's a little different in that it sound very Hendrix-y and it's solo is not much to speak of. *Interested? *Ideas? *Please reply.

Devine · #2 07-08-2001, 12:40 AM

Okay. *What about "Hina" do you want to do? *Theory? Comp and style? *I'm interested in discussing either.

-Devin

jem7vwh · #3 07-08-2001, 02:18 AM

actually, I thought I'd start just by addressing his tone. *He uses a tone of processing on this track.

Next, into the style section, this piece is really interesting in that the time changes twice, and seems to change again during the chorus. *Quite interesting.

Finally for the theory part, this song presents a great chance to develop a solo since the solo in the song was just Steve kinda fooling around.

Carlo · #4 07-08-2001, 02:52 PM

Great idea! *I'm looking foward to it

GuyCool · #5 07-11-2001, 03:38 PM

Groovey.
For me, the stand out feature of 'Hina' (one of my faves) is the delay effect, where Steve is playing against the delay. Rhythmically, totally awesome on headphones.

Guy