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BluesAgent10th October 2014Thank you so much for this great piece
I really enjoyed learning this
(although i use my fingers instead of a pick)
Thanks again...
Gabriel Leopardi22nd May 2014This is just awesome. It will take me a while to get this down. This will be a great workout for my fret hand and learn some extended voicings, but I will eventually be able to play this.
Great choice! Feel free to share your take at our thread for Gab's Army!
Seriphroth22nd May 2014This is just awesome. It will take me a while to get this down. This will be a great workout for my fret hand and learn some extended voicings, but I will eventually be able to play this.
Nemanja Filipovic8th February 2009Just beautiful.Sound is amazing.
Muris Varajic6th February 2009Cheers Sergio.
Sergio Dorado6th February 2009Just beautiful lesson!
- Muris Varajic3rd February 2009
Thank you guys.
Dejan Farkas3rd February 2009Beautiful harmonies, love it
Alejandro Pinero3rd February 2009Beatiful lesson Muris!!
Thanks for this!!- Muris Varajic3rd February 2009
Thanks Pedja.
Pedja Simovic3rd February 2009Beautiful voicings and sound Muris.
Reminds a bit of Sting
- Muris Varajic2nd February 2009
Glad you like it, cheers.
Crazyfret2nd February 2009Cool lesson Muris
Love the sound of open chords- Muris Varajic2nd February 2009
Thanks Ramiro
Ramiro Delforte2nd February 2009Nice and relaxing one
- Muris Varajic2nd February 2009
Cheers guys, appreciate it.
Piotr Kaczor2nd February 2009Beautiful and useful!
David Wallimann2nd February 2009Very nice lesson and great tone!
JanZate1st February 2009Nice voicings!
timono1st February 2009just beaurtiful muris!!
Bogdan Radovic1st February 2009What a beautiful piece you composed to go with the lesson topic!! Awesome!!
kaznie_NL1st February 2009Nice one Muris!
- Muris Varajic1st February 2009
Thank you guys!
Nazgul1st February 2009Great Muris! Opened my eyes concerning songwriting.
- Gabriel Leopardi1st February 2009
Very nice progression! Good lesson Muris!
SonofDestiny1st February 2009Almost brought a tear to my eye man
Beautiful
Ivan Milenkovic1st February 2009Beautiful stuff Muris, you are very diversified player, well done!
Sinisa Cekic1st February 2009Lol,nice progression indeed,i have similar
patern for my song with Aadd9,wonderful starting chord- Muris Varajic1st February 2009
Appreciate it guys, glad you like it.
berko1st February 2009What a chord melody! I love this
Hisham Al-Sanea1st February 2009sounds great Muris.very useful lesson
Toni Suominen1st February 2009Very cool and useful stuff Muris!
Kuba Szafran1st February 2009These chords sound really beautiful Muris
!
Siggum1st February 2009Love thoose open chords,and a very nice chord progression too, certainly gave me some good inspiration
Emir Hot1st February 2009Great chords man. Well done
Nighthawk11st February 2009I'll write those in my mental chords vocabulary !Very helpful Muris, open chords always have their own wonderful unique sounds !
ErikEklund1st February 2009wonderful lesson
- Lesson
- My notes
Hello GMC! This lesson is about open chords and here we'll be using 2 keys, key of A and key of Am.
Chords are played by simple arpeggio patterns and I truly hope you'll not have any major problems to nail it properly. Names of some chords might be confusing but it's mainly because open strings that we're are adding to the voicing.
Tempo is 74 bpm and here are the setting for Korg Pandora PX4D:
COMP 2.7
BTQ CLN Gain 6.3 Bass 4.3 Middle 1.3 Treble 7.0
UK 4x12 10,0
CHORUS2 0.32
PPDLY2 4.7
Plate 1 3.3
Let me know if you need any help. :)
Muris Varajic
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