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Guitar is kind of sacred in that way where it's got to sound and feel like that while you're playing. That's why it was nice when I started writing songs on the synthesizer, because I didn't really didn't know how to play one. It hasn't really changed a lot in the last few years, because playing live we're playing the guitar sounds from those albums where I was using them. "However, I do like swapping out different fuzzes to get a new fuzz flavor every now and then. Because fuzzes can be so big physically I'm trying to keep the real estate on my pedalboard down a bit so it doesn't take up the entire stage, you know? "But the bass guitar on The Less I Know The Better was this P-Bass preset on the guitar synth, which actually sounds terrible. Nederlandstalige Versie.
"I'm not interested in playing a Strat and then putting the Led Zeppelin sound on top after the fact. My palette of instruments has expanded over the years, so now I use different things to write songs. On The Less I Know The Better, it has a wonderful tone to it that almost sounds like a Rickenbacker, but I think I've read that it might actually be a guitar that's pitched down. What's important is that you enjoy it, and the more you enjoy it the more you'll do it and find your unique thing. "I was kind of just riffing in the traditional sense of the word. Difficulty (Rhythm): Revised on: 9/6/2017. Tame Impala - The less I know the better. "Obviously, a big part of the Tame Impala sound is the dreaminess of it, which again was never a decision in the beginning. I can't play it just clean.
There's something about playing guitar, and if it sounds like Jimmy Page you feel a bit like you're in Led Zeppelin when you're playing it. I guess that ends up musically explaining how I feel, which is kind of the purpose of music. You've got to be hearing it and feeling it while you're doing it. The only thing that I have is that it's essential for me to have a 'moment' with the song, whether it's late at night, when I'm just starting to write the song or halfway through it. Again, it's that thing of not knowing what I'm doing. We're going along a scroll bar, if you like. I think I've read that you record guitars direct through the Seymour Duncan KTG-1 preamp.
And then you can decide whether you like it or not. To me, it conveyed the sense that the future can be better than the past. It's pretty important. It can make all the difference between something that sounds like a music shop and one that sounds classic, exciting and special. I've just loved them since I could play one, and I've loved using them. I forgot that that was how so many great guitar riffs and chord progressions were written, just by feeling it out. I was literally just messing around with bass notes in order to get something down so I could record this vocal melody and chords. I was like, 'Oh, that bass guitar riff. Track: Bass Distortion - Overdriven Guitar. But the bass synth is just this bass guitar modeler that you've got with the guitar synth.
"It's not important that it's high-quality. Like, I forgot I put overdrive and something like chorus on it after I recorded it, because I was so desperate to get this song down. "I mean, that's not to say that it has to be high-quality. I like to have all the effects and stuff running when I'm recording it. I still don't know what the answer is, but the only thing that remains true is that, if you enjoy doing it you'll just keep on doing it, and it will naturally get better. That's not going to get a Jimmy Page guitar part out of you.
I think it's pretty open-ended at the end of the day. If it gives me the feeling I want then that's all I care about. I've rediscovered a bit of mystery with it, because for a while I had this idea that I needed to be growing as a musician, so I needed to know exactly what I was doing. I need to hear that sound when I'm playing it. It wasn't like, 'All right, I've got a riff. ' It's just me singing about what is relevant to me. "But I've gone back to that way with guitar. I was staying at a little apartment with basically no gear, and I had my guitar with a synth pickup on it and just my computer. To support the website and get all transcriptions (+ 44 extra) in PDF format and without watermark. They've got a melancholy to them, you know? "I think there's a magic to that rather than going, 'Right, I'm gonna play A minor and then C major. ' Like, I'll play a bunch of 9ths in a row, I don't care. Has your pedalboard gotten leaner over the years? I think I'd write a lot more music [if I did].
Have you developed any particular songwriting habits? I'm not really a snob with chords. "Everything you hear – the organ, string synth, guitar, bass guitar – is all just guitar synth. Is it still integral to your songwriting process? "At the same time, I seem to be the most creative when I don't know exactly what I'm doing. I've got a kind of schematic in my head of what's going to sound good in what order. I don't know how to describe it, but it's just this really good feeling with the song, kind of like falling in love with it. "Honestly, I don't really have songwriting habits or any kind of method. It's not important that it's expensive.