I dont teach this stuf but ill tell you what you need to get started. you need an interface to plug your guitar into. an interface gets the raw sound of ur guitar into your computer. then you need a DAW (digital audio workstation) I use cakewalk because its free but there are tons others out there like FL studio, Reaper, Ableton, Pro Tools, etc the daw you get wont make you sound any better/a more skilled player, know that. Find a genre you like and start to get good at it by learning what that genre is comprised of. For me, its metal music. Metal music is comprised of fast riffage, distortion amps, and very precise playing etc. have fun with this stuff and know that it isn't a race rather a process that you will learn and get better at with time. there's many videos on youtube for you to get started.
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This is Drop A# my guy! Great riffing. I use this mostly for Nu Metal writing and sometimes Old School Deathcore.
Ohh!!! I always thought drop a# was wayyy lower and chuggier. thanks for the info!
@@alex-tn1pi always remember Drop A# is A#, F, A#, D#, G, C.
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first riff sounds like something from pantera
hey man i know this is a stretch but would you be willing to teach me how to record my riffs on a computer?
I dont teach this stuf but ill tell you what you need to get started.
you need an interface to plug your guitar into. an interface gets the raw sound of ur guitar into your computer.
then you need a DAW (digital audio workstation) I use cakewalk because its free but there are tons others out there like FL studio, Reaper, Ableton, Pro Tools, etc
the daw you get wont make you sound any better/a more skilled player, know that.
Find a genre you like and start to get good at it by learning what that genre is comprised of. For me, its metal music. Metal music is comprised of fast riffage, distortion amps, and very precise playing etc.
have fun with this stuff and know that it isn't a race rather a process that you will learn and get better at with time.
there's many videos on youtube for you to get started.