If you're a guitarist, today is Christmas. Matt has just posted his tutorial for the electric guitars for Long Away and it's stupendous as usual. Even if you're not a guitar player, the breakdowns of each part are a great insight into the songwriting/arranging mind of Brian May during his creative peak.
The Real Wizard · Member since
Ugh, you made me search for it myself.
The struggle is real.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtCGxNbREug
Outstanding stuff, Matt.
Sheer Brass Neck · Member since
Just learning how to use the the Internet, I am old ;) Glad you found it, and thanks for the link Bob, people should be watching these tutorials, it's like a master class in how Queen did stuff.
The Real Wizard · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]Sheer Brass Neck wrote:[/b]
how Queen did stuff.[/QUOTE]
Is that the title for the new "Queen for Dummies" book? ;)
ludwigs · Member since
Don't know if it may (sic) be of some interest to some??
I was perusing 'Rogue Herries' by Hugh Walpole.... Sorry, wrong monologue.
I do some YT guitar tutorial type things in spare time and after watching another Queen guitar tutors (yes, does it for a living he does...30 years playing) I felt compelled to do a similar lesson. They were 'Back Chat' and 'Sail Away Sweet Sister'. I just felt they were.....erm....not a decent quality.
Anyway....I decided to record a full cover of SASS which took me 3 days.
Also, I looked back thru some previous 'in progress' covers. I found 'Let Me Live' gospel thing I tried to replicate from a few years back and re-recorded the piano, drums and bass (and some rhythm guitars. The point of this is that it is there for anyone who fancies making their version of it - whether for a karaoke thing. Add lead vocal and guitar and you should have a complete version?
Any comments, critique IS welcomed.
ps: Mixing isn't my thing so they are rough versions.....as are my methods. Very cheap shit gear, into my laptop and using Audition 1.5.
