Dragon Attack - one take using AmpliTube 

Ah! Great

Glad about that

Merci

Soon...

Thank you

Really?! Show us a video!

Thanks

I'll keep it in mind

Thanks

Ok, I’m going to give you some wisdom here. It might sting a bit but hey ho. You need to use your ears. You take a small section, maybe just a couple of notes and you then find them on your guitar. You keep doing it, section by section, looping small parts until you zero in on what’s being played. In the beginning it’s a long, slow, laborious process. The more you do it the easier it gets until you reach a point where you can analyse a piece of music and just know how it’s being played without the need to find the notes on your guitar. Back in the old days we got pretty adept at using our big toe to loop the needle on a turntable, cassette deck or CD player. Learning music by ear has been proven for thousands of years to be the most effective way of becoming a good musician. You’ll also be gravitating to music that you like, which will help to inform you of your own musical identity. Music is a sonic art form, you can’t learn it with your eyes, only with your ears. Here endeth the lesson.

I never liked doing tutorials, but who knows... How I learn them? Usually by ear and watching Queen concerts...that's how I learned playing guitar. I'm self-taught!

@@MarcoGDiMarco Ok, that’s how I do it too, but my ability to pick it up by ear is horrible. If I learned some more music theory, maybe it’d be easier for me. :-) Thanks for the response!

@@mp2bill You can start with some tabs online, but remember that usually they're not 100% accurate...so keep training your ears.

Yeah, why not?!

I'll publish a vid very soon about it...probably tomorrow. Anyway, open the embedded recorder and put the backing track on track number 2...then press play.

@@MarcoGDiMarco I don't know why but in my application it doesn't work, when i put backing track on track 2 it has no sound. Everything else is fine.

@@antoniwyrzykowski4415 Are you sure there's no clicked buttons like "mute" or "solo" on the tracks?

@@MarcoGDiMarco It works!! Thank you very much for your help. I appreciate it.

@@antoniwyrzykowski4415 Great

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@@MarcoGDiMarco how do you play that bro pls tell:)

@@vicky.1503 Using the thumb for the E string.

It’s AmpliTube he is using which is a Vox ac30 computer software which emulates the amp 😊

He uses Amplitube, hard to believe , but it is software!!