Burning_Angel

Burning_Angel wrote on Jan 23rd, 2010 at 10:42pm : Hahaha xD Indeed, ser, indeed. Favorite in the series thusfar?

Mmm, probably A Storm of Swords. And yours?

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We have the same user title.

ASOIAF ftw.

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Forgot the link :

http://www.ronjarzombek.com/rj12tone.html

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Cheers man, I definitely like to experiment with different methods If you're interested in trying something out, there's a link at the bottom of this message to a page Jarzombek's site, that explains his variant of the 12 tone methods (it basically explains that you can use all twelve notes arranged on a clock, and group them by a series of mathematical colour codes. From there, you'd use each colour code for an individual riff, or section, and interchange between them). There are some video demonstrations up with animations to show which code is being used, and the results are surprisingly effective. =]

And yes sir! I'll try to get around to checking out the piece later today

Take it easy,

Alex

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PS: Another fan, yay! I only found out about them recently, so I'll get around to doing some more listening Take it easy, bye!

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Cheers man, I hope you had yourself a great night.

I'll be keeping an eye out, definitely - I visit T&C every day I've hit a bit of a roadblock, actually - which probably means I'll end up ditching all my usual methods of writing and experimenting with new ones to get my groove back. ^ ^
The last thing I did was use the Chromatic Alphabet (an idea used by Ron Jarzombek of Spastic Ink fame), in which you build words and phrases using positions on the fretboard as letters of the alphabet (the low open E is an A, first fret low E is B, all the way to the first fret, high E; the letter Z), which makes for some really bizarre, atonal phrases with huge interval jumps. Surprisingly, you can get some groovy and very melodic ideas out of this!

Alex (or juckfush - my friends and I would always sign up to sites with the name Jack Fish, because we thought it'd prevent identity theft or whatnot. A friend of mine is a Kiwi, so we recommended Juck Fush for her. Very lame, I know )

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Ha, of course! Cheers for the request

So how have you been, and how's writing coming along? Be sure to let me know if there's anything else you'd like me to check out.

And most importantly, Happy New Year!

Alex

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hah right on, this world needs guitarist like us

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Hey guys, new Aeternitas tracks are up. Be awesome if you could check them out.
www.myspace.com/aeternitasmetal
Symphonic/prog melodeath
Hope at least one of you will enjoy!

~Jack

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Hey, how's it going?

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Ah. Cynic. I couldn't write that skillfully even if I had years to dedicate to music.

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yeah, but i can't add any more characters to my sig, so it'll just stay.

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FUCKING DICK!

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Hey man I got a new melodic metal song up in T&C now and it's gonna be the last one I write for a while cuz I'm gonna take a break from it and focus on my proggy stuff more now haha

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http://groups.ultimate-guitar.com/metalheadshere/

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Burning_Angel wrote on Jun 8th, 2008 at 1:09am : Hey, since you like Tyr... Have you heard Land yet?

Ah, not yet. Soon, though. Soon.

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Very tired! Been so busy with school

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...that's still pretty strange. If you're talking about REALLY liking every song that's understandable but most albums I have I like all the songs.

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haha sweet dude, I'll definitely try to give it a look this week

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Thanks.

...though it's sort of sad that there aren't that many albums where you like all the songs =/

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