I used a lot of dynamics and articulations. You can use staccato for every short note, some short glissandos in slower parts, and some scoops and falls from the glissando pallet. You can also take advantage of the fact that if you play very fast notes, it will sound different from longer notes; this can be useful for expressions and details.
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The Alborada del Gracioso quote! I love it!
Great work, you definitely showed off the guitar at it's best.. Very nice piece.
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I'm in love with the electric guitars in Musescore. I'm so excited to use it in my future works
This piece is some really nice work ! keep going !
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH . This is exactly what I needed. RUclips recomended you video
:))) I'm glad you like what you've found.
1:48 WAS THAT A MAURICE RAVEL REFERENCE?!?!?! (I love Maurice Ravel.)
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amazing
Thanks. That's a excerpt of the guitar concerto im working on
howd u make it sound so authentic and not midi??
I used a lot of dynamics and articulations. You can use staccato for every short note, some short glissandos in slower parts, and some scoops and falls from the glissando pallet.
You can also take advantage of the fact that if you play very fast notes, it will sound different from longer notes; this can be useful for expressions and details.
I also have a video for electric guitar where I use the clean electric from musescore and use an overdrive effect
@@Emiliasooo This comment for me is more valuable than a piece of gold. Thanks again.
Agreed. Thank you for this comment!