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thefireball9th March 2010Yeah, I came pretty close to this when I learned it by ear months ago. I'm just glad to really learn it now, and have the backing as well!
AlexLion24th May 2009Omg, what are you talking about, they are kickass! And solo is just perfect
Adel Alsayed17th November 2008wow, i'm stunned ! your tone hits it perfectly !
but get another vst drums, they sound horrible
Clare17th November 2008HEY TROND, LIKE I SAID BEFORE, I,M A BIG FAN OF YOUR LESSON,S, AND I REALLY LIKE THIS ONE, I,M GOING TO GIVE THIS ONE A GO! STARTING THIS WEEK, THANKS FOR ANOTHER GREAT SONG.
Lian Gerbino17th November 2008cool lesson trond!
playaxeman17th November 2008Trond
Great!!!!
well done.
Nice solo must learn
Young Guitarist17th November 2008I! MUST! LEARN! THIS!
IceBurner17th November 2008killer one___as always
Jose Mena17th November 2008Very nice, melodic composition, awesome Trond
Trond Vold17th November 2008Thanks again guys
- lliber17th November 2008
nice one trond love the sound always look forward to your lessons
Vinod Saranga16th November 2008Great as always
Sergio Dorado16th November 2008Very melodic, sounds great! And the backing is awesome, as always.
Hisham Al-Sanea16th November 2008fresh Solo Trond very welldone
Fran16th November 2008Great, so melodic and full of feeling, I must learn this, though I'll have problems with pinch harmonics!
Emir Hot16th November 2008Great solo Trond
- Trond Vold16th November 2008
Thanks guys!
ItsMe16th November 2008beautifull
Bogdan Radovic16th November 2008Awesome lesson Trond!!
Capt.Z16th November 2008YAY!!! new player!! cool solo
(and cool player )
Nazgul16th November 2008Awesome solo, Trond! Looks great with the new player!
Dejan Farkas16th November 2008Great solo
Ivan Milenkovic16th November 2008Very nice lesson mate
Jad Diab16th November 2008Great lesson Trond !! Love the melody
Muris Varajic16th November 2008Yeah,I have some problems with video as well,
probably bigger file and needs more time
for buffering.
Great solo Trons!
kaznie_NL16th November 2008Ouch, video isn't going very well here! It plays before it's finished buffering and then it starts playing every half second or so...
Maybe after typing this it's better..... YES! works now, just had to whait
Thanks Trond!- chri.banez16th November 2008
yeah very nice lesson, sounds sooo great
Marek Rojewski16th November 2008Hmm I always postponed learning pinched harmonics, but I won't be able to hold much longer..
Matt2316th November 2008First part reminds me of buckethead. Great lesson Trond.
Kuba Szafran16th November 2008Awesome lesson Trond, very melodical
!
Chokehold16th November 2008Can't stop listen to it, i have to learn this
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Hi all! :)Todays lesson is taken out from a song I'm currently working on called "Spindles". It's a pretty much straight forward metal-ish solo but with the focus on one-finger playing and usage of pinch harmonics, atleast in the first half that is. In the second half i go back to using more usual techniques.
The lesson is targeted towards the more intermediate players, but hopefully there will be some usefull stuff to be found here for everyone.Tempo: 110 BPM
TimeSig: 4/4
Scale: E Aeolian
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What i used to make this lesson:
Guitar: Jackson SLSMG
Amp: Marshall JMP-1
Soundcard: E-Mu Tracker Pre
DAW: Cubase
Bass: Trilogy (through Ampeg)
Drums: Toontrack Superior 2.0
Software compressors/EQ's: Waves SSL, T-Racks
________________________________Hope you like it! :)
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