View Full Version : alas I bless you all with another noobcake production
noobcake
08-24-2005, 10:16 PM
Okay guys well I spent the whole day at the drummers house we were working on some songs and stuff then we felt like just rocking out. So we had a jam my friend was playing rhythm guitar and I was doing leads. He just hit some chords and it sounded good I slapped in some leads and bam here we have it a very cool metal jam...to my standards anyways :D. What surprised me the most is when he hit those chords I just played by instinct not even thinking about it, just letting it rip and gosh I didn't even know I could play something like this :eek: . We recorded it and here you have it a super duper noobcake productions metal jam: http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=385634
Tell me what ya think and it's obviously the one entitled metal jam. Please don't burst my bubble, cause I'm really proud of this and if you burst it just do it gently with a tootpick or something instead of gunning me down like a madman with a fully loaded AK-47 :p .
MarleyRocks
08-24-2005, 11:26 PM
thats not bad at all. your really starting to improve with your lead playing noobcake. nice job! :)
timotheus193
08-24-2005, 11:44 PM
cool dude, lol you are quite differnet on confidence levels, some songs are hte worst ever and this is the best in the world.
You sounded good there was just some misques between all you guys at some point were the rythm jumped but like that only is patched up with jamming with a group of guys for a long time.
MarleyRocks
08-24-2005, 11:58 PM
cool dude, lol you are quite differnet on confidence levels, some songs are hte worst ever and this is the best in the world. lol... yeh his confidence level sure does go up and done very often. you should be proud about all the songs you write :) i mean if you already are criticizing yourself negativly before other people get to hear it how can you expect them to like it if you dont even like it?
noobcake
08-25-2005, 08:13 AM
Haha thanks guys as for confidence I guess it'll come with skill :p . I really gotta get some bass and drums in it would make it sound alot more full in my opinion. Sniff unfortunaletly school is starting soon and I'll be seeing less time with my guitar :cry: .
bassist
08-25-2005, 09:48 AM
honestly, WHY DO YOU HAVE A GUITAR! it seems like you either never practice or have been playin for about ten minutes. stop making other people kill themselves and keep your crappy ass music to yourself!!! what type of guitar u have cuz ill buy it just so i could brake it so you would never play it again, cuz your musical talent SUCKS! you will never get anywhere with music like that, if you have that bad of skills at guitar play punk cuz its very simple bar chords and power chords!
noobcake
08-25-2005, 09:59 AM
honestly, WHY DO YOU HAVE A GUITAR! it seems like you either never practice or have been playin for about ten minutes. stop making other people kill themselves and keep your crappy ass music to yourself!!! what type of guitar u have cuz ill buy it just so i could brake it so you would never play it again, cuz your musical talent SUCKS! you will never get anywhere with music like that, if you have that bad of skills at guitar play punk cuz its very simple bar chords and power chords! Welcome to the forums!!! Ummm...thank you? I've only been palying for 2 months so that kinda explains why I'm not a virtuoso. Anyways please stay still while I call the cops :D . And break my guitar...you touch a **** hair on Ibby and you're a dead man :mad2: .
MarleyRocks
08-25-2005, 11:13 AM
honestly, WHY DO YOU HAVE A GUITAR! it seems like you either never practice or have been playin for about ten minutes. stop making other people kill themselves and keep your crappy ass music to yourself!!! what type of guitar u have cuz ill buy it just so i could brake it so you would never play it again, cuz your musical talent SUCKS! you will never get anywhere with music like that, if you have that bad of skills at guitar play punk cuz its very simple bar chords and power chords!wow.. you my friend are a dick. :mad: you are so lucky i dont have the power to ban your sorry ass because you would be gone in a second. hes been playing for a few months. im sure you werent amazing right when you started. please someone with the power to ban... BAN HIM!
PS:sorry about the language this guy just got me a little fired up with his very much uneeded comment.
Black Star
08-25-2005, 11:22 AM
honestly, WHY DO YOU HAVE A GUITAR! it seems like you either never practice or have been playin for about ten minutes. stop making other people kill themselves and keep your crappy ass music to yourself!!! what type of guitar u have cuz ill buy it just so i could brake it so you would never play it again, cuz your musical talent SUCKS! you will never get anywhere with music like that, if you have that bad of skills at guitar play punk cuz its very simple bar chords and power chords!
Listen meathead, i don't see you posting your music so you can shutup. Noob practices alot...He just hasn't been playing for a long time. He has the balls to post his music at least, and asks questions on how to become better at the guitar.
You're a disgrace to music and musicians, bassman.
noobcake
08-25-2005, 11:27 AM
Jeff, Marley you came for me ;) . I got some guns in the trunk incase anybody's interested :p .
55'gibby
08-25-2005, 11:33 AM
hey bassist, let's hear your chops. I've played with some amazing bassists over the years and found great bass work a pleasure to hear. I'm guessing your an amazing bassist... you are aren't you?
Black Star
08-25-2005, 12:01 PM
Jeff, Marley you came for me ;) . I got some guns in the trunk incase anybody's interested :p .
I'm a knifer myself :cool:
noobcake
08-25-2005, 12:04 PM
Well aside from all this what do you think about my jam Jeff? And Gibby I'd love to get a tip or two from someone as experiences a you.
skreaminskull
08-25-2005, 12:13 PM
Don't worry about that dick, noob. Perhaps he's jealous of your progress compared to where he was at after 2 months or perhaps he's bitter. "Bitter," you ask? Yes, bitter. You know what they say about bassists, right? They all are "failed" guitarists. Nah, I'm just kidding, but that's what I've heard... :D
You'll come across many more "critics" on your journey. You know what they say about opinions...and they all stink. Keep at it man, not bad at all for 2 months...most players don't even attempt lead so early in their playing, so you're ahead of the game in that respect.
55'gibby
08-25-2005, 12:17 PM
I can't get to it from work (it's a resticted site). I won't get a chance to listen to it until next week. I'm off to Chicago tonight to sit in with a buddies band and play Chicago blues in a real Chicago blues club.... a long time fantasy of mine. kind of childish I know, but I'm excited...
I will grow old, but I will never grow up
noobcake
08-25-2005, 12:20 PM
Thanks guys I feel much better now :D . You go get em' Gibby if you get a chance to record that I'd absolutely love to hear it!
MarleyRocks
08-25-2005, 12:29 PM
i hate when people have to say stuff like that. theres a difference in between constructive criticism and what he said. constructive criticism is good and helps you progress by knowing what your doing wrong. what he said doesnt help one bit it just makes you uncomfortable about your playing ability. and have fun gibby! :)
--Nate :)
55'gibby
08-25-2005, 12:30 PM
I'm hoping to get a board mix recording, but I'm not sure if they plan to record it.... all I got was a play list and an address.
I'm pretty lucky, most men my age have to pay to get their fantasies fufilled, I'm getting dinner and free drinks
MarleyRocks
08-25-2005, 12:38 PM
I'm pretty lucky, most men my age have to pay to get their fantasies fufilled, I'm getting dinner and free drinks lol.... isnt that the truth..... :D
--Nate :)
Galadithin
08-25-2005, 03:35 PM
Sounded like james bond :p :p .
Thats great for 2 months of playing, i would recommend working on your hammer-ons and pull-offs for now. That will allow you to put together great riiffs within the pentatonic and exotic scales, laying down a foundation for your expansion into the solo world. (My, my i do use big words). :D :D
Bassist,
I hoped (and still hope) that was a joke...
No?
Mods, please at least warn him.
timotheus193
08-25-2005, 04:39 PM
its good that u criticize yourself, youll inprove if ur not happy
Axx Virtuoso
08-25-2005, 04:48 PM
Bassist- Your not wanted here go to some other noob flaming, idiot forum where you belong thanks.
idontknowyet
08-25-2005, 04:52 PM
im really tired. i just got back from all day marching band it was a killer. hey that was great! cool rhythms and not bad on the leads, im a noob (been playing for 5 or 6 months i lost count) so i dont have much advice, but i would try to get a bassist and some drums and try your luck on writing a song. and by the way, it doesnt really matter how good u are (although u are off to a great start) as long as ur having fun and doing what u love to do. GREAT WORK.
"bassist" no comment aside from that was uncalled for.
Builder018
08-25-2005, 05:46 PM
Noob,
I thought it sounded cool. Bassist, you need to check your ego. Okay.......on another topic, I am a bass player (and I do not appreciate comments such as "bass players are failed guitarists, etc."). For the record, playing bass is its own discipline (and requires you to be able to "hear", "feel", and "create" the foundations of songs). Just because the strings are EADG (the first four strings on a guitar) does not mean that a guitar player can play bass proficiently (like a real bass player can). All instruments take different skills to master (even if they appear to be similar). Sorry to get off track, but this really makes me angry. Anyway, back to the original topic, Noob.....you are doing great for only playing for a couple of months. One of the cool things about this site is that you can hear music in the raw from all skill levels! I think that is great because the feelings from each individual artist can come out and be seen. Keep up the good work.....with practice....you will keep getting better and better. Keep soloing on the collaboration jams! :D
noobcake
08-25-2005, 05:58 PM
...such a loving community :cry: brought a tear to my eye :D . I'll continue rocking for ever no matter how much I suck, I won't hold back. Beginners across the world we gotta stand tall and rock out or die trying ;) .
Coming in a little late on this one but yea... what Marly, 55, and other's said.
You keep at it N00bcake - wish I could do what you do when I was two months into it - hell wish I could do it now.. :D
55'gibby
08-25-2005, 09:35 PM
if the war department wasn't taking 3 hour to pack I'd be gone by now...
but I did listen to you piece
my take:
not bad... I know what you are after (half the battle)
thing I would change (the part you hate by now I guess):
you're after a searing lead, if you do that I would add more strumming like doublets or triplets (something to work on) also work on some stops in the rhythm... it keeps it more interesting
your lead tone was pretty good... close to what you were after. work on some trills and pinch harmonics to add variety
in general (for as long as you played) I would give it a 85..
noobcake
08-26-2005, 11:13 AM
THE Gibby likes it :eek: oh my gosh this is an honor :o . Thanks for the tips I'll work on spicing up my lead playing thanks :) .
homebrewer_99
08-26-2005, 03:32 PM
I was going to add that that B-"ASS" comments seem to be coming from one of those guys I recommended avoiding or at least challenging to see what they have to offer.
Keep up the good work. None of us learned how to play overnight.
I didn't even try learning my first song until I "played" for 6 months. I learned about 80 chords 3 ways before I learned my first song, but that's just the way I do things...a bit backwards.
55'gibby
08-28-2005, 03:07 PM
noob... we were all there, it's rather smart of you to post your stuff for help/comment. if it makes you feel better I can throw a zinger at you. my oldest son could rip you a new one and he's 13. but he started almost 4 years ago, had an in house teacher, great gear at his disposal, dozens of older guitarists around for even more input... in fact it won't be long before I'll be asking him questions on how to play stuff, I figger he'll be ripping me a new one in a year or two (if it takes him that long)... sorry, not much of a zinger, I'm still a bit tired.
played that gig last night... what a rush (pun intended.. it was on rush street... :confused: ) I'm gettting a copy of the board mix... not sure how it sounds. the bar had the dimensions of a rifle range (long and skinny). it was big time fun, drummer, bassist, 2 guitars, and a sax/clarinet/key/harmonica player. we stuck to the blues standards, and still had fun. the back stage area (a hall outside the kitchen, next to the employees bathroom) had the big name acts sign the wall. two names you may know who played there were buddy and muddy.... I could feel the ghosts while I was playing
it was big time fun, drummer, bassist, 2 guitars, and a sax/clarinet/key/harmonica player.
You do realize how lucky you are right? :)
two names you may know who played there were buddy and muddy.... I could feel the ghosts while I was playing
You do know that you're being border line rightious right? :)
How cool is cool? Well that would be 55'Gibby...
noobcake
08-28-2005, 04:37 PM
That's great gibby send us some sound clips or videos or something and I wish I had a guitar virtuoso for a dad, but meh you can't have everything :( .
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