Notes on Practicing: Like most other sources, practice with a metronome or drum machine is encouraged. However, the book goes one step beyond, in an interesting sign of the times, by including MIDI tracks so that readers who have access to digital audio workstation (DAW) software such as Pro Tools, Garageband or Cubase can practice using software. This gives them the ability to easily speed up or slow down the tempos of the songs and/or exercises to suit their capability and practice needs. Additionally, many of the exercises are presented on two tracks, one with full accompaniment and one without the bass (guitar & drum only).
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7. Sixteenth-Note Grooves: This chapter opens with the statement that a 16th-note groove accompanied by a double-bass kick drum pattern is one of the most common musical ideas in metal. After contrasting the feel created by patterns using triplets with those created by patterns using 16th notes, several exercises are explored. Some of the thoughts discussed are the use of sustained notes in parts and dynamics of unison playing with the drums or guitar for build-up.
9. Doom and Sludge: This chapter focuses on some of the slower variants of extreme metal. Elements of the heavier side of slow riffs are discussed, as are attributes such as the space they open for bass fills and ability to incorporate riffs based on the blues or pentatonic scales. Additional examples include use of trills utilizing the Hungarian and Minor Hungarian scales discussed in earlier chapters of the book.
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