Hi guys welcome back.
And what we're really doing now is going through that song now we've basically got a verse and a chorus
to think about and to go through.
Plus there's an intro as well but the intro is essentially the same as the verse I would just go through
it in stages now the first thing we need to get really is just the understanding of how the rhythm pattern
matches the change between the major chords and the sus chords.
Okay.
So just as an example this is what the main kind of riff or main rhythm sounds like.
And any use that rhythm all the way through the verses.
Now the cool thing is is that once you've got this one right that movement to the Sask chord is the
same on every single chord.
It's this you need to know what the code is.
OK.
So when we get to the E for example even though it's a new chord and a difference outscored the actual
rhythm and where we attach the sus chord is the same.
You can hear where we attach that melody is the same thing.
So let me break it down really slowly.
Now the good news is it's basically just your universal with pattern.
So that's down.
Down down down down.
Down should all know that by now.
One two three.
Now where we hit the little finger.
So we're going to be going from A into a song for.
So that's the way I'm going to be playing.
I'm going to be adding my little finger but some people might want to just stretch out the third finger.
Whatever's easiest for you.
Remember we went through a whole variety of ways to do this when we looked to be a Sask chords now it
goes like this.
So it goes one.
So when you hear the upstroke and the two and we're going to attach the little fingers.
Turn it into a sus for.
So.
Then.
We continue until the very last beat.
Okay.
So on the four and we're going to take that old way okay so we don't really slow.
Go for it slow again.
Again.
So the first thing we're going to do is we're going to put down a loop against the drum beat nice and
slowly.
Okay.
So I'm going to take my drum loop down to 70 BPA and it's going to sound like this.
I was going to lose that round and round.
And if we can get this we're pretty much there.
We've got basically everything else then essentially we just need to put the chords in order.
So I when I can and after four or one two three four one.
So stop that dream.
So hopefully that makes some sense.
That is essentially the same rhythm throughout the entire verse.
Now let's look at the verse for a second.
We're going from this AIDS ace us forward with it up for Time's round.
Then we're going to go out to eat.
And us.
So that's no way you're going to put your little finger underneath.
So you get that shape of land already because we looked at the Eagle Ford specifically.
Did our one twice around the case like this one.
Now at that point we're going to go to Gee sus two.
So here instead of going to the G and then creating a sus to chord we're going to start on the susto
So that's my first finger off of here and put the G on the same rhythm.
And that ones because then we're going to go to the D susto.
So again rather than just going to the day we go to the dsto and we'll add the major and we'll be turning
back into the D Major on that same beat.
So it's the same thing but in reverse.
So instead of going chord and then to see us we're starting on the other end and go into the main chord.
Okay.
Now let me just take you through that G and D it so we're going.
And then back to the.
Back to the g s.
And that's a whole verse.
And right at the end of the verse you just going to hit the age of call once and stop it dead like that.
OK.
So that's basically verse 1.
OK.
And we're just going to play through the whole verse one now with a drum loop and it sounds like this
here's our beat.
Here we go.
I'm going to post the whole verse one one two three four star with the.
Two three four and then will we back into the verse.
Now let me stop there for a saffy inversed two.
And then there's a verse three as well.
The only difference is that after you've done the G and T the second time round.
So imagine you've done Gene one day.
Yeah.
And then you go to the gym instead of going back to the AA.
That's where we're going to go through to the chorus part which I'll go through in the next lesson.
So this is where you just need to pay close attention to the chord chart because the korczak is obviously
going to show you all of this and explain this in much greater detail.
So it will say you only do the g d and then straight to the F which will be the chorus rather then back
to the.
But hopefully generally it's making sense.
And the only other thing I want to mention is that there's an intro which is simply four bars of the.
So you do the intro four bars.
And that's basically when the whole kind of track kicks in properly.
So hopefully that is making sense.
Practice that and next time you put together the chorus and then just piece the song together.