I love the beginning arpeggio!
This truly is addicting to listen to. That beginning Em arpeggio is so cool. Is this using Phyrigian Dominant?
Reviews for "Arpegio Study no2-backingtrack"
sorohanro responds:
Thanks for the very nice review.
Actually, from what I consider, all there is E minor harmonic combined with some minor natural. There is a newer version of this and also music sheet available if you're interested.
why people think this is bond:
The chronological chord-progression with the dissonants, the powerchord main riff in the song, is actually the same as in the most known james-bond tunes.
Plus, the synthesizer got a real spy-feel all around it...
Other than that, great submission! enjoyed it.
sorohanro responds:
He he ... Thanx for review, you should check the guitar challenge in the forum ;)
Definitely Bond
I definitely see James Bond, sneaking around a warehouse full of guards and then shooting up the place with a hot babe at his side. ^_~ nice job!
sorohanro responds:
I see a James Bond shooting power chords from a guitar ... with a hot babe at his side :))
Thanx for review.
007
This would make a wickid Bond song.
sorohanro responds:
:)) everybody think on Bond on my track ... wonder why ...
Thanx for review
Yep, I know I made a review on the study itself..
But I wanted to review on the backing track. So far from what I've noticed is that a neo-classical metal style works nicley with this. Especially since E Harmonic minor seems to cut through nicely on the chords that you used. Not sure if thats the scale you used, but it works real nicely with this.
sorohanro responds:
he he ... thanx
E Harmonic works well also for me, but keeping in mind hat i'm a jazz fan, would work as well F minor from time to time :p