Thanks guys!!! I glad you like it!
Awesome lesson, man! Love how you alternate between picking and fingerpicking
aaaawesome!!!
thanks for this =)
Sounds almost like a flute! Great picking etude.
Sounds very cool, love the fluid tone in this one!
Thanks a lot guys for your comments, I hope you find it useful.
i love your picking man!
Awesome composition and great arangement, Juan!
Great vibe .... I don't know why but it made me think about Pirates
Beautiful piece Juan!
awesome etude man! love it!!!
This is excellent, Juan !!!
Very catchy composition, well done !
The Howe vibe is there - and what a fantastic etude, thanks Juan!
Hey GMC'ers! In this lesson I’ve composed a musical example based upon “Bach moch” from Greg Howe’s album Five. It occurred to me that it would be a good idea to combine alternate and hybrid picking techniques.
We can analyze it easily into two general parts: The first one using alternate picking and the second one by the use of hybrid picking. The first part is basically a combination of scales around C tonal center key. Pay attention to the irregularity of the notes on the strings. This will be very useful to break with the traditional three-note-per-string patterns which will help you a lot with your phrasing.
The second part is strictly about hybrid picking. Here I starts combining a C6 arpeggio and C diminished to continue with an Am7 arpeggio and a similar pattern to the first one. The ending has a cycle of diminished arpeggios on different string groups. Pay attention to the different pick and finger movements of the right hand.
Techniques:
* Alternate Picking
* Hybrid Picking
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Scales:
* C Melodic Minor
* G Diminished
* G# Diminished Arpeggio
* A Minor 7
* C6
* C Diminished
* C Harmonic Minor
Enjoy!/ Juan
Scales:
C Melodic Minor