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Ricardo -> RE: Can you help me count a solea? (Aug. 22 2024 14:52:41)
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3.) 2:33 he starts at beat 1 and plays all triplets before that golpe after the picado run ends at beat 11?
Absolutely not, move it all back one beat. He starts the triplets on 12 and plays through count 12 accenting 12, 3, 6, then golpe from above on 12. The next compás has the syncopated chords but ends on 10 as it should.
Here is a tip. Whenever there is a legit backing track, first play along with scratch rhythm, or count if you must, (both are ideal), so you get a sense for how the phrase lines up to the background. In this case your focus about the melody fooled your ear because you are connecting your inner clock to that backing like he has done already. This goes for all compressed recordings (the background is pushed back by loud frontline dynamics so you need to focus your ear on it).
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Elaborate, I told you, I already counted a million times all to the same result. How's it he resolves on beat 11 @ 2:33? Are you sure about that? I think he resolved it on 11
No. The E inverted with G# is right on 10. A count back. I guess your ear is thrown by the syncopated rhythm at 2:24? The E arpegio that stops at 12th fret going up is stopping on count 10 (9e&ah10). Again, track 12,3, and 6 for those accents. Yes he does the thumb pick up notes before those accents each time.
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