Picked Notes vs

Controlled studio guitar technique demonstration, solo clean electric guitar, standard tuning, 80 BPM, 4/4, dry close-miked sound, Short repeating four-note melodic figure with identical pitches, rhythm, tone, volume, and tempo throughout, Four-bar alternate-picking section with distinct down-up attacks on every note; four-bar legato section picking only the first note of each figure, using hammer-ons ascending and pull-offs descending, Repeat both sections in the same order, Exposed articulation and natural string resonance, short clean ending on one picked note held briefly

🎸 S.O.L. Sound Lab — Test 001 Lesson 01 · Picked Notes vs. Legato 🧪 Objective: Can we hear the difference between individually picked notes and notes connected with hammer-ons and pull-offs? We're giving Suno two instructions using the same guitar, same notes, same tempo, and same tone. Only the playing technique should change. 1. Style prompt — Suno STYLE FIELD Controlled studio guitar technique demonstration. Solo clean electric guitar, standard tuning, 80 BPM, 4/4, dry close-miked sound. Short repeating four-note melodic figure. A sections use precise alternate picking with distinct attacks on every note. B sections play the same pitch sequence using hammer-ons and pull-offs, with a single initial pick attack per figure. Identical guitar tone, volume, rhythm, tempo and note sequence throughout. Clear exposed articulation, natural string resonance, no distortion, no effects, no other instruments, no vocals. Alternate A and B twice, short clean ending.

0/500