# solo
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Hi everyone here I present some little lead exercises for guitar. The music and tabs are taken from the Jammmz site. This site provides some really nice exercises with mp3 as normal tracks and without the specific instrument as playback. In this little workshop I make cdlcs with some of them. The tracks are very short and focused on particular techniques. I'll offer them as 2 piece packs with the example track with all instruments and a playback track without guitar. enjoy and raise your ski
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so my issue is that i want to listen to my guitar and not the lead guitar of the cdlc songs. is there a way to mute the lead because i cant really listen to my guitar thus i cant detect where i did mistakes, cant improvise etc.
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I hate to write this again,but it seems EoF still not a friend of mine :( The first pic.is a legato part,i don't know if it's imported in just this way to EOF,or this is how whould look like in rocksmith.The Secon pic.is basicly the same stroy,don't know if it's just imported this way or no. Here is the GP file,if you need. Thanks! http://oi65.tinypic.com/29xvi1f.jpg http://oi64.tinypic.com/vrrr4p.jpg
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I was just curious if anyone wanted to start a kind of Charting Group. where we make Custom Acoustic versions of popular songs. that would be fun for people to learn to sing and play on their own. I've been working on a pretty fun acoustic version of 'Watching over me' by iced earth. it has some great picking parts. I'm nearly finished working it out on the guitar. the next step would be to try to find a way to record the acoustic version. then tab it up. then learn how to make a CDLC out of
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Basically I don't know how to play this part in the solo of Any Means Necessary by Hammerfall. It doesn't seem feasible to me to sustain 3 hammer-ons on two different frets from one note, but that's how it looks from the shown tab. Second problem/question: When I just pick those (hammer-on) notes normally it doesn't sound as "full" as in the song, it sounds as if there is two-hand picking at the part in the song or something, it just sounds as if there are more notes being played there. Cou
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