This is great for just building up patterns by playing ‘chunks’ of the riffs. “The cool thing about GHTV is you can kind of listen to the riff a little bit and get your head round the pattern as it doesn’t kick you out.
The next thing to get to grips with is the non-standard rhythm patterns that use the open strums as a pedal note. “The intro riff on the acoustic throws some fairly quick string skipping in there (black to white) mixed in with lots of open strums, so you have to become quite agile at changing strings. A tough one to get to grips with, but nailing the riff is really rewarding once you get the pattern. And of course, a savage solo melts your face off at the peak of the track. “This is a classic Lamb of God riff that bluesy feel with technical curveballs thrown at you every so often finished off with some bar-crossing rhythms to catch you off guard. If you are really good enough you’ll be able to relax and enjoy the visuals while you shred your way to victory.” Lamb of God – Ghost Walking (Mike McLafferty, Audio Designer) “While all of this is going on, you may not have had a chance to take in the epic story unfolding in the animated music video. Everything that you’ve played before means nothing if you don’t hold it down and nail the end. Then all that’s left is the endurance test that is the outro. Keep up with the changes in tempo to make it through to the solo where you get a chance to show off. If you haven’t already given up, the driving verse riffs require tight, consistent timing. “The track starts out with a soft acoustic into that is deceptively intricate, any mistakes here will really stand out. Alter Bridge – Cry of Achilles (Nathan Coppard, Senior Game Designer)
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