Seven Nation Rhythm Timecdoes
Seven Nation Army guitar ensemble rhythm guitar is explained in this video. Time codes for each section in the video are listed below. My email is bobhallguitar@gmail.com or bobby@thehallsofmusic.com. Feel free to contact me for guitar lessons or any other musical inquiries
Seven Nation Army various parts in pdf, downloadable sheet music
High Melody
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Lower Melody
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Rhythm Guitar Part
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Bass Guitar
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Timecodes
0:00 Seven Nation Performance Track with melody included
4:11 Insights into the melodies for the rhythm guitar
A musical hemiola is when we put 3 beats over 2
Playing hemiolas is easier than understanding them
Playing a simple melody with one finger at a time before using power chords
5:41 The first melody
Be sure to be able to play for long amount of time without losing focus
6:54 The second melody
Be sure to be able to play for long amount of time without losing focus
7:47 The third melody
You can use all down strokes or down/up strokes
8:40 Putting melody 1 and 2 together
Be sure to be able to play for long amount of time without losing focus
9:53 Combining melody 1, 2, and 3
Be able to go from this motive back to the original motive can be difficult
If you need to isolate that portion of the melodies to get it down, please do it
11:58 Intro to playing these melodies with power chords
There are two different ways to play the power chords - 3 note or 4 note power chords
You use which version of the power chord that is easiest for you at first
13:59 Melody 1 with power chords
14:38 Melody 2 with power chords
15:23 Melody 3 with power chords
16:11 Combining melody 1, 2, and 3 together
Be sure to isolate any areas that need to be practiced and work them until they are ready
18:10 Putting all of the material together
Memorize the melodies and apply them to the recording
18:53 Backing track with no melody