Atreyu - Ravenous Guitar Lesson
Ravenous
Travis Miguel teaches this amazing Atreyu song from Congregation Of The Damned. He covers all the parts except Dan Jacobs solo.
Taught by Travis Miguel in Songs With Atreyu seriesLength: 16:25Difficulty: 2.0 of 5
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Songs With Atreyu
Found in our Beginner Lesson SetsTravis Miguel of Atreyu teaches songs from the band.
Lesson 1
Ravenous
Learn this amazing Atreyu song from Congregation Of The Damned.
Length: 16:25 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
You Were The King, Now You're Unconscious
Atreyu guitarist Travis Miguel teaches "You Were King, Now You're Unconscious"
Length: 16:01 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Storm To Pass
Atreyu guitarist Travis Miguel teaches this anthemic song from Congregation Of The Damned.
Length: 16:00 Difficulty: 1.5 Members Only
Congregation Of The Damned
Travis Miguel from Atreyu teaches this song from the album of the same name.
Length: 16:00 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
Becoming The Bull
Travis Miguel from Atreyu teaches this popular song from Lead Sails Paper Anchor.
Length: 16:00 Difficulty: 2.0 Members Only
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I would you love to learn to play bleeding mascara I love atreyu
Agreed
cant wait for more lessons atreyu is the shit!
when I play the intro solo my 6th and fifth strings start ringing even though I'm not hitting them i tried one of those arm bands like Nick Greathouse uses and it doesn't mute them how can I remedy this?
You might be pushing down into them and causing them to become active against the frets which can cause some noise when you move the picking hand. Lighten up on the way you are muting with the picking hand and be aware of what it is doing when playing slow without the string noise vs when you speed it up to tempo when it happens.
when i watched this video again just now i noticed that Travis's guitar has the same problem so looks like there is no way around it.
atreyu is what got me into guitar as youngling looking forward to more atreyu post becoming the bull
they should do " when two are one." id LOVE to learn that!!!!! easily my favorite atreyu song
Cool stuff. Glad you guys are continuing to use the over head fretboard camera, best idea ever.