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Ivan Milenkovic2nd September 2010very technically demanding, and cool sounding solo, great job
Daniel Realpe30th August 2010Thanks for the feedback! I'm glad you liked it!
Awesome lesson! I love that album. I bought it so may years ago and it is still great to this day. The lesson part between :25 - :32 is my favorite part. Probably because it is the only part at my level,
but also because it is a very melodic riff.
I would encourage you to start with the descending scale, to startgreat tone man!! LOVE it!
Thanks dude,
guitar5729th August 2010Excellent! you are "The Fantastic Daniel Macalpine"! best regards...
Bogdan Radovic28th August 2010Very well captured style!
Jerry Arcidiacono28th August 2010Amazing lesson Daniel
maluroo28th August 2010wow man amazing
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thx for this
Jeff28th August 2010Awesome lesson! I love that album. I bought it so may years ago and it is still great to this day. The lesson part between :25 - :32 is my favorite part. Probably because it is the only part at my level,
but also because it is a very melodic riff.
Lian Gerbino27th August 2010cool lesson!
Christophe27th August 2010That's was a freaking good composition from 00:00 to 01:15
thefireball26th August 2010Cool! I love the sound of neoclassical!
Aleksander Sukovic26th August 2010This is great!
Tony all the way
Adrian Figallo26th August 2010great tone man!! LOVE it!
Sergio Dorado26th August 2010Great Daniel! Very cool fast licks
- Daniel Realpe26th August 2010
Yes, MacAlpine uses many techniques in here often. Thanks guys!
Vasilije Vukmirovic26th August 2010Perfect, I like the part at 00:51 very egyptian!
zen26th August 2010Awesome!!
Zsolt Galambos26th August 2010Great composition! I can hear Mcapline in there
Kristofer Dahl26th August 2010Excellent Daniel - so many Macalpine cliches here, love it!
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Hey GMC'ers! In this lesson we'll explore some of the techniques used by Tony in the 80's in one of his trademark albums "Maximum Security" Released in 1987.We will take a look at tapped arpeggios. Timing is essential for these, and a little hard at first, because you have to coordinate both hands but each hand is doing different number of notes.
Techniques:
* Sweep Picking (Mid-tempo)
* Alternate Picking (Various Speeds)
* Tapped ArpeggiosEnjoy!/ Daniel
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