Category: Performance
I used to make a common mistake when I make a solo lead melody using my synthesizer. The common mistake is playing the melody without pause. When I finished with an arpeggio (for example), I follow it with another melodic run, which I think will add interest to my solo lead.
But after analyzing it for a while, I feel that it would better if I pause the solo sometimes, as if I am speaking to my audience with my solo lead. Trust me! it will make your solo more interesting to your listener.
Don’t also think that a quick melodic run will always impress your listener, so you bomb them with massive “quick chick corea melodic run” every times in your solo lead, since sometimes a simple melodic phrase but played using carefully chosen notes will add greater impact to what your listener will feel about your song.
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
Don’t let your lead solo loose their interest!
Posted by Purivibe at 7:27 PM
Labels: Arpeggio, Melodic Phrase, Song, Synthesizer
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