Micron - Smoke on the Water / Iron Man

Alesis Micron, Setup Mode.

The Setup consists of 2x Dude! (second one transposed +7 semitones = powerchord) and a lovely dirty pad called Clusters.

Transposed Iron Man, so I'm able to stay on the white keys. Also changed the rythm a little at the end. Cheers!

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Alesis
• Micron
• Iron
• Man
• Smoke
• on
• the
• Water
• soundtrack
• powerchord
• synthesizer
• solo
• tutorial

[Thornyfy]

hey, do you need to buy speakers separately with this thing, or does it have its own speaker?

[peter47a]

@Thornyfy like almost all Synthesizers it does not come with speakers. You can just use headphones for starters. Cheers!

[shadowikid3000]

Ironman OR Smoke on the water??????

[peter47a]

@shadowikid3000 both. First Smoke on the Water, then Iron Man :-)

[titaanboy]

How did you get that sound please send me a e-mail in youtube thnx

[peter47a]

@titaanboy please see the description!

[museumoftechno]

Don't forget the importance of the power chord. Put a 5th chord through a distort box and you WILL achieve metal.

Mr Braidy

Technician, Museum of Techno

[godemp]

"Put a 5th chord through a distort box and you WILL achieve metal"

Umm, smoke on the water is fourths ... but, yeah. You're right. Fuckin' metal! \m/

Museum of Techno FTW!

[shadowikid3000]

@peter47a loooooool yh ill go wid dat :D

[briansmoke]

@godemp

Metal is important. Flip a fourth, get a fifth. Rock out.

[jumpmaster98]

the fourth may rock, but the FIFTH rocks harder!

[macdaddylorenzo]

^ right. As a lead riff in the early days of metal and late days of classic rock, it makes sense that it's not a power chord.  In those days, power chords were still mostly used just for rhythm.