Weekly update May 29, 2022
May 29, 2022 5:37:15 GMT -6
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Post by jack1982 on May 29, 2022 5:37:15 GMT -6
Not a bad week, got "Good Times Bad Times" finished and I'm actually kinda sorta happy with it lol. Now I'm getting started on "Diary of a Madman" by Ozzy, with Randy Rhoads on guitar. The intro to that is the first thing I ever learned on guitar, back in 1984 with my 3/4 size acoustic from the renowned luthiers at the Sears & Roebuck company. For the solo Randy uses the Hungarian minor scale, which is the 4th mode of the double harmonic major scale (it's like harmonic minor except with a raised 4th). So that's a tad bit out of the ordinary 
It's a long song with plenty of parts; Randy always liked to build to a climax - not just rock out through the whole song - and this is kind of the ultimate example of his classical composition style.
So I'll see what I can get done with this.
Hope you guys are all doing well.
It's a long song with plenty of parts; Randy always liked to build to a climax - not just rock out through the whole song - and this is kind of the ultimate example of his classical composition style. So I'll see what I can get done with this.
Hope you guys are all doing well.
Like how quick and easy it is to get recording now that everything is ready to go!
. In fact, had more "skip days" than practice days this past week. I've got to get it back together! I've just been busy with a million other things. Jack, sounds like you've got another great project mapped out. WPB, interesting to go back through BYCU - I'm sure you can knock those out of the park now. I have unfortunately confirmed the opposite of your discovery - that it is NOT quick and easy to record when you don't have everything set up and ready to go. I very much look forward to having a dedicated space when we finally move into our condo. The apartment was supposed to be a temporary stop for about two years, but we've now been here five years as the condo project has been beset with never-ending delays. They are progressing, though, with completion currently projected for this fall...
