Learn 'Auditor Viceroy' by Mac DeMarco - Guitar Tutorial
Table of Contents:
- Introduction
- Acknowledgements
- Overview of the Song - "Auditor Viceroy" by Meg DeMarco
- Tutorial Videos
4.1. Playing the Chords in the Song
4.2. Solo Tutorial
- Guitar Tuning
5.1. Live Version Tuning
5.2. Studio Version Tuning
- Full Song Tutorial
- Second Guitar Tabs Explanation
- Technique Explanation - Guitar Bending
- Variations in Playing the Song
- Conclusion
🎶 Introduction
Hey there! Welcome back to another lesson. Today, I have something special for you - a tutorial on how to play "Auditor Viceroy" by Meg DeMarco. Before we dive into the details, I'd like to express my gratitude to Any for her generous donation and kind message. Your support means the world to me. If you haven't already, make sure to follow Any on Instagram (@embroideredredbird) for some beautiful pictures. Now, let's get started with this awesome song!
🙏 Acknowledgements
Firstly, I want to thank all the viewers who requested this song. Your comments are always appreciated, and I aim to fulfill your musical desires. In this lesson, I will be providing two separate videos to cover different aspects of the song. The first video will focus on playing the chords, while the second video will explain the solo section in more detail. By dividing the lesson this way, it will be easier for you to follow along and grasp the concepts. So, without further ado, let's begin!
🎵 Overview of the Song - "Auditor Viceroy" by Meg DeMarco
Before we start learning the chords and tabs for "Auditor Viceroy," let's talk briefly about the song itself. "Auditor Viceroy" is a captivating track by the talented Meg DeMarco and her band. The composition showcases their musical prowess and the unique style they bring to their performances. With its catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics, this song has received a lot of praise from fans and critics alike. Now, let's break it down step by step and learn how to play it on the guitar.
🎥 Tutorial Videos
To make the learning process more organized, I have created two separate tutorial videos for "Auditor Viceroy." In the first video, I will guide you through playing the chords of the song. This will allow you to play the full song and jam along. In the second video, I will provide detailed tabs and explanations for the solo section. So, make sure to watch both videos to gain a comprehensive understanding of the song and its different sections.
4.1. Playing the Chords in the Song
In this video, I will demonstrate how to play the chords for "Auditor Viceroy." First, I will play the entire song with the chords so that you can play along. After that, I will go through the tabs for the second guitar part.
4.2. Solo Tutorial
The second tutorial video will focus on the solo section of "Auditor Viceroy." This part requires more explanation, as it involves specific techniques and nuances. I will break down the solo and provide step-by-step instructions on how to play it. By the end of this video, you'll be able to play the entire song, solos included!
🎸 Guitar Tuning
Before we dive into the tutorial, it's essential to ensure that your guitar is tuned correctly. The tuning may vary depending on whether you want to play along with the live version or the studio version of "Auditor Viceroy."
5.1. Live Version Tuning
If you prefer to play along with the live version, you need to adjust your guitar to standard tuning.
5.2. Studio Version Tuning
For those who want to jam along with the studio version, you'll need to tune your guitar to 452 heads. (Please verify this with the official sheet music or recording to ensure accuracy).
🎸 Full Song Tutorial
Now that you have your guitar tuned correctly, it's time to learn the full song of "Auditor Viceroy" with the chords. Follow along with me as I play the entire song so that you can practice and play along.
🎸 Second Guitar Tabs Explanation
In this section, I will provide a detailed explanation of the tabs for the second guitar part. I will loop each section, play the correct riffs slowly, and guide you through the fingerings. Take your time to grasp each note and practice until you can play it smoothly.
🎸 Technique Explanation - Guitar Bending
Before we continue, I'd like to explain a technique used by Meg DeMarco and the rest of the band in this song. It involves a guitar bending effect that adds a unique sound to the music. Let's take a closer look at how to achieve this effect without damaging your guitar.
🎸 Variations in Playing the Song
In this lesson, I've shown you how to play the song in a specific way. However, there are always variations in playing any piece of music. Some guitarists might choose to play certain parts differently, and that's perfectly fine. In this section, I'll demonstrate alternative ways of playing certain sections, giving you the freedom to choose your preferred approach.
👋 Conclusion
Congratulations on learning how to play "Auditor Viceroy" by Meg DeMarco! I hope you enjoyed this lesson and found it helpful in advancing your guitar skills. Remember, practice makes perfect, so keep strumming and experimenting with different techniques. Stay tuned for more exciting tutorials, and as always, feel free to leave any song suggestions or comments below. Keep rocking!
Highlights:
- Learn how to play "Auditor Viceroy" by Meg DeMarco
- Step-by-step tutorials for playing the chords and solo
- Correct guitar tuning for both live and studio versions
- Detailed explanation of tabs for the second guitar part
- Discover the guitar bending technique used in the song
- Explore variations in playing the song
- Improve your guitar skills and have fun!
FAQ:
Q: Can I use a different tuning to play the song?
A: While it's possible to experiment with different tunings, the tutorial is based on the standard or specified tuning to ensure accuracy.
Q: Is it necessary to use the guitar bending technique?
A: The guitar bending technique adds a unique touch to the song, but it's not mandatory. Feel free to skip it or adapt it to your preference.
Q: Are there alternative ways to play different sections?
A: Yes, there are variations in playing certain parts of the song. The tutorial demonstrates one approach, but you can experiment and find your own style.
