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Creating the right rhythms – what if you have two guitars
Lesson: 30 of 47Course: Band Skills
Category: Band Skills
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Many worship teams have more than one guitarist. Ideas for interesting groove roles when two or more guitarists play at the same time.
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The four guides are:
- Guide to Chords in Keys
- Guide to How Chords Work
- Guide to Transposing
- Recommended Capo Positioning Guide
- Band Skills: Intro and Stage Placements
- Tuning
- Timing – part one
- Timing – part two – ideas to improve timing
- 10,000 Reasons – Click track
- Agnus Dei – Click track
- God’s Great Dance Floor – Click track
- In Christ Alone – Click track
- Mighty to Save – Click track
- Click track – 7/4
- Click track – 6/8
- Click track – 4/4 Fast
- Click track – 4/4 Slow
- Click track – 4/4 Slow
- Click track – 3/4
- Click track – 6/8
- Click track – 4/4 Medium
- Click track – 4/4 Slow
- Click track – 4/4 Medium
- Understanding groove
- Finding your rhythmic role
- Individual instrument roles within the groove
- Instrumental roles within the groove in different songs
- Rhythm groove exercise
- Creating rhythms if you don’t have drums
- Creating the right rhythms – what if you have two guitars
- Creating the right rhythms – typical mistakes
- Building the groove from the bottom up