Hey guys, I've been messing about with trying to create riffs with two guitar parts that create cool harmony's. Is there a trick to this? If you think of Brian mays guitar sounds.
Well Lay the knowledge on me. If you can
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Listen to some Iron Maiden for inspiration! Now they're touring with 3 guitarists, it means they can do galloping riffs and harmony stuff at the same time..SWEEET!!
Get something that can loop a riff for you (a delay, a computer, another guitarist) and then jam a similarly phrased riff until you find what you want.
Being a musical genius helps but ... I can't help you with that.
if you know what scale youre using play the same melody but 3 or 4 or 5 (whatever sounds best, 3rds 4ths and 5ths are most common) notes higher in the scale. mix and match notes to suit, you dont have to keep it diatonic (within the scale)
easy way: play it 7 frets higher
Marshall wrote:Listen to some Iron Maiden for inspiration! Now they're touring with 3 guitarists, it means they can do galloping riffs and harmony stuff at the same time..SWEEET!!
Maiden taught me everything I know about twin harmony.
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sambrowne wrote:I've included things like chord voicing’s and musical terminology for those that can understand it, while trying to keep it accessible enough for fans to enjoy as well.
You are a hypocritical, whining bitch. F*$k off and die Anthony.
sambrowne wrote:I've included things like chord voicing’s and musical terminology for those that can understand it, while trying to keep it accessible enough for fans to enjoy as well.
You are a hypocritical, whining bitch. F*$k off and die Anthony.
Now they're touring with 3 guitarists, it means they can do galloping riffs and harmony stuff at the same time..SWEEET!!
