Multi instrumentalist then. Can play with a guitar or a dad

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Bruh, ain't that the truth. I made way more progress now when i'm just started practicing again than the whole 20 years i played guitar

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Resident alien, so similar

Transcribe and Guitar Pro

Those are half notes.

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​@@Always_GuitarCould you do Tina S altitudes?

Is that a Jason Becker cover? I’m not familiar with Tina S. Would you rather I just transcribe the Jason Becker original version? In any case, I have some stuff that I’m working on that I think you’ll really like, especially if you like Jason Becker! Stay tuned

Yes it is Jason's, I would really like cover by Tina S

Are you transcribing everything by ear?

Sorry about that. I’m working on developing my ear to decipher implied tonalities, but I’m not quite there yet. Try this: chordify.net/chords/matteo-mancuso-falcon-flight-original-matteo-mancuso

@@Always_Guitar no problem thanks for the reply

It’s an acquired taste. I like it because it unites rock guitar tone/technique with complex harmonic ideas that you wouldn’t otherwise find in a popular rock song. I think this song is called “Falcon Flight” because of the way the chords descend chromatically, like a falcon diving downward.

@@Always_Guitar I can appreciate the technical and musically interesting aspects of the style. I also understand why lots of these artists gravitate towards it because it really gives them the ability to showcase their virtuosity. I personally just can’t vibe with it. It’s up there with contemporary country music in terms of the sickly, ticky tacky sounds it produces that just make me feel a certain way that I do not enjoy. No shade though. Someone once said something wise to me which I believe to be true “All music is bad” 😂

@JUNO-69 If you haven’t done so already, try listening to Pat Metheny. I think his style may be more approachable than guys like Gambale and Holdsworth. Metheny actually doesn’t shred as much, although he definitely could. I think he has more melodic ideas that might hit your ear better. But if you’ve already tried him and it didn’t resonate, no worries.

@@Always_Guitar I must say I do find Metheny very interesting from what I’ve heard. I must listen to some more. You can really feel the deep connection he has with the music. I’m going to sound like such a hater lol but I really tried with Holdsworth after him being rated “best of all time” in any comments section that devolves into that topic. I truly cannot stand his sound. That type of consistent outside playing feels way over the top and I really don’t like the comments of people saying “no one can even understand what he’s doing” as if that makes him better or puts him on a higher level than anyone else. I will say I thank him for giving us the band meshuggah who I really enjoy and owe a lot to his approach. I think the players I really enjoy are able to take bits and pieces from all these players and styles and use them as parts of their greater vocabulary. They will rip out one of those outside runs right at the perfect moment and it all sounds beautifully musical. I’ll go check out some more Pat Methany though. Thanks form the recommendation

@@JUNO-69i'm glad i'm not the only one thinking like that, being a guitarrist myself i tried with Holdsworth but didn't get it. I think all his hard core fans are just pretentious 😅... i know he could play anything just like Mancuso can, but they chose to play this genere that doesn't make me feel anything i can't connect with it, it just sound like mall music to me, there are no memorable melodies or enjoyable themes, sad but true still, i know Mancuso is one of the greatest, amazing technique