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PacoRodrigo25th December 2020Great Lesson!!!! superb Playing, as always!!!
Piotr Kaczor24th December 2020Brilliant playing, Diego!
Gabriel Leopardi22nd December 2020Your playing is like wine! It's gets better and better with time! GREAT tone, dynamics and phrasing. Keep rocking mate!!!
Monica Gheorghevici22nd December 2020This sounds killer and it gives me a really good mood!!! BTW I love that kind of John Mayer's flavor.
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Hey guys!
In this lesson, we will play the rhythm section of the piece and then we play a solo over it.
Basically, it’s a groove in B minor, in which we will play different scales in order to sound as interesting as possible.
We will work on pentatonic/blues scales in a way that fits the chord progression and, at the end, we will introduce some bebop sound using chromatisms.
Guitar : Ibanez AT100
Equipment : Laney IRT- Sls + Torpedo Captor X + Apollo Twin Duo
Tempo : 100 bpm
Time Signature : 4/4
Chord progression
||: Bm7 | Em9 | A6/9 | D6/9 E7#9 :||
Key signature : Bm
Techniques used :
- Hammer On/Pull Off
- Sweep Picking
- Legato
- Alternate Picking
Have fun and stay tuned for the next lesson! ;)
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Go to next part: PageUP or End.
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Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
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