metal soloing
Posted: Tue Apr 12, 2005 5:26 pm
ive been a blues guitarist my whole life and i want to start playing some more metal but i find myself doing blues soloing with distortion. how do i make it sound more metal.
Dime played whatever the fuck he wanted. He was influenced by a lot of blues stuff but he knew none of the modes. He just made up his own shit. A lot of the solos do sound dischordant when they're played slow. The guy from Shadows fall sucks and they are a faggot band. You can't go wrong with the minor scale. Use that. Now.dantera wrote:yea, true. What scales does like Dime and the dude from shadow's fall use?
you're a fucking idiot.DBS wrote:The guy from Shadows fall sucks and they are a faggot band. You can't go wrong with the minor scale.dantera wrote:yea, true. What scales does like Dime and the dude from shadow's fall use?
i agreePantera420 wrote:you're a fucking genius.DBS wrote:The guy from Shadows fall sucks and they are a faggot band. You can't go wrong with the minor scale.dantera wrote:yea, true. What scales does like Dime and the dude from shadow's fall use?
anyways, if you're picking hand and technique aren't developed, then i suggest working on that(think tremelo and sweep picking)
you could have just said "mess around with modes" instead of trying to sound smart and type all that outhippy wrote:Mess around with you ionian, dorian, phrygian, lyidan, mixolydian, aeolian(minor), locrain and some others.
I was actually thinking about checking that book out....is it any good?Sheldon wrote:
one of the best, if not, the best metal instruction book there is. Actually, in this guys case he should check out the other Stetina books, the heavy metal soloing ones (forgot what they were called). I used to have them and they give some creative ideas on how to solo in metal, good backing tracks too. If you're pretty advanced technique-wise, get vol. 2Muffin wrote:I was actually thinking about checking that book out....is it any good?Sheldon wrote:
there are 3 different types of minor scales though, a lot of soloist especially rock/metal and jazz soloist use harmonic minor. But all of them are good just to mix it upDBS wrote:Dime played whatever the fuck he wanted. He was influenced by a lot of blues stuff but he knew none of the modes. He just made up his own shit. A lot of the solos do sound dischordant when they're played slow. The guy from Shadows fall sucks and they are a faggot band. You can't go wrong with the minor scale. Use that. Now.dantera wrote:yea, true. What scales does like Dime and the dude from shadow's fall use?
meh i'd say they use the harmonic as much as they do the natural and melodic.M.I.A wrote:there are 3 different types of minor scales though, a lot of soloist especially rock/metal and jazz soloist use harmonic minor. But all of them are good just to mix it upDBS wrote:Dime played whatever the fuck he wanted. He was influenced by a lot of blues stuff but he knew none of the modes. He just made up his own shit. A lot of the solos do sound dischordant when they're played slow. The guy from Shadows fall sucks and they are a faggot band. You can't go wrong with the minor scale. Use that. Now.dantera wrote:yea, true. What scales does like Dime and the dude from shadow's fall use?
i prefer those modes actually. moron.Soloist wrote:you could have just said "mess around with modes" instead of trying to sound smart and type all that outhippy wrote:Mess around with you ionian, dorian, phrygian, lyidan, mixolydian, aeolian(minor), locrain and some others.![]()
Metal soloing isn't always about speed. Learn the minor scale and harmonic minor scale, these 2 are the most common scales in metal. After you learn them, put on some songs or backing tracks and jam along..
those are the only modes. moron.hippy wrote:i prefer those modes actually. moron.Soloist wrote:you could have just said "mess around with modes" instead of trying to sound smart and type all that outhippy wrote:Mess around with you ionian, dorian, phrygian, lyidan, mixolydian, aeolian(minor), locrain and some others.![]()
Metal soloing isn't always about speed. Learn the minor scale and harmonic minor scale, these 2 are the most common scales in metal. After you learn them, put on some songs or backing tracks and jam along..