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Feedback
Alex Feather4th September 2012awesome lesson and beautiful sound!
It is a great lesson indeed!
frankboeijer4th September 2012awesome lesson and beautiful sound!
Adrian Figallo16th August 2011WOW, your tone is always amazing and refreshing stephane, great playing.
kalamari21st April 2010very very nice tones...
I see from previous feedback you like the OCD...Me too
What guitar are you using ....high end strat??
Bluesberry6th December 2009Is there a mistake in the tab of the video 4? I can't seem to get it right.
Stephane Lucarelli13th September 2009I recently watched a lot of Guthrie Govan and just tried to play this lesson with fingers, and it sounds soo cool!
Totally different, now I`m gonna try your other stuff, Stephane!
Thanks Alex! Great idea to practice the lead part with fingers.
Have fun man !
AlexLion11th September 2009I recently watched a lot of Guthrie Govan and just tried to play this lesson with fingers, and it sounds soo cool!
Totally different, now I`m gonna try your other stuff, Stephane! - Stephane Lucarelli14th April 2009
Thanks man, glad you like it.
chmilew12th April 2009Omg I just love that lesson !!
- Stephane Lucarelli30th March 2009
Thanks a lot guys !
- Karl-ss28th March 2009
Maaan thats bad ass, could use some slap bass tho, but this is amazing.
- AlexLion9th March 2009
Awesome tune, Stephane! Very cool licks here! And welcome to GMC
- Skalde9th March 2009
This is so awesome I cant stop listening to it
Jad Diab9th March 2009Nice lesson
Bienvenue a GMC
Vasilije Vukmirovic7th March 2009Awesome sound! Welcome aboard!
- Col Roberts7th March 2009
Welcome to GMC, Stephane. Love that style of music. Great playing. Looking forward to your next lesson.
Aleksander Sukovic6th March 2009An excellent first lesson! Very cool sound.
Welcome to GMC, Stephane!
Lian Gerbino6th March 2009welcome once again man!
incredible lesson! so good!
Nazgul6th March 2009Some groovin stuff. Love the vibe of it.
- Stephane Lucarelli6th March 2009
thank you all for these good feedback
Sensible Jones6th March 2009Great first lesson Stephane!!! Bookmarked!!!
gibsonmatte6th March 2009Beautiful! Love the tone in this one and the playing as well of course!
- Stratter6th March 2009
love this style, it's amazing and awesome tone. Well done Stephane
Joe Kataldo6th March 2009Nice sounding lesson, funk & tight...welcome to GMC
Ramiro Delforte6th March 2009Nice new lesson mate!
Cool sound too
Capt.Z6th March 2009I was unaware of a new instructor. Great first lesson
- GuitarMonkey6th March 2009
Great lesson,and yes..very cool tone. Keep bringin' the funk.
- inertia5th March 2009
great lesson and tone!
Sinisa Cekic5th March 2009Great first lesson , welcome to GMC!
Jerry Arcidiacono5th March 2009Love this style. Great lesson and welcome to the crew
Hisham Al-Sanea5th March 2009nice first lesson & welcome Stephane
Ryan5th March 2009Wow, I loved that dude. That was perfect to my ears!! Your a new favorite of mine already!
- Stephane Lucarelli5th March 2009
Thank you for all these comments
The "SOUND" is also a quest for all of us. 
sted5th March 2009Bookmarked!
Awesome mate, thanks!
SensE5th March 2009Nice 1 ! Remind me of John Frunciate. Welcome to GMC
kaznie_NL5th March 2009Welcome Stephane, very nice lesson! Un cours tres bien Stephane! Je suis Hollandais, et nous avond un petite peu de Francais en ecole. Bon Chance!
Jose Mena5th March 2009New Instructor, I didn't know, welcome to GMC, cool lesson, love that tone you are getting out of the guitar.
Gabriel Leopardi5th March 2009Nice playing and composition! Welcome again man!
Bogdan Radovic5th March 2009Great first lesson Stephane! Your tone is very smooth!
Pitch_Black5th March 2009Very well done lesson man;) Welcome
Trond Vold5th March 2009Great first lesson!
Welcome again!- Martin la guitarra5th March 2009
welcome, awesome lesson!
Gerardo Siere5th March 2009Beatiful lesson, the tone on chords reminds me Eric Johnson in some way.
playaxeman5th March 2009Very nice funky playing.
Good lesson man.
Nice sound also
Fran5th March 2009That was beautiful Stephane!
David Wallimann5th March 2009Very nice first lesson Stephane!
Welcome to GMC my friend!
Muris Varajic5th March 2009Nice work Stephane, welcome to GMC.
Kuba Szafran5th March 2009Great tone Stephane, welcome to GMC again friend
!
berko5th March 2009Oh my, this is beautiful! I love that bright strat sound, fleshy bends and all that. Awesome to have you here
Marek Rojewski5th March 2009Great first lesson Stephane!
- Stephane Lucarelli5th March 2009
Thanks !
Love the vibe here - what amp are you using?
No amp, just a Fulltone OCD with a V-twin Mesa Boogie as preamp, directly in the sound card.
Love the OCD cause it's very touch sensitive. - chmilew5th March 2009
yeahh awesome lesson
Carlos Carrillo5th March 2009
Welcome!! Great first lesson!
Roadside5th March 2009welcome! nice playing and a cool lesson =)
Andrew Cockburn5th March 2009Love the vibe here - what amp are you using?
Pedja Simovic5th March 2009Excellent first lesson Stephane.
I enjoyed your slow bends , very tasty
Welcome to GMC once again !
Ivan Milenkovic5th March 2009Very cool playing, and smooth sound, awesome first lesson mate!
- Stephane Lucarelli5th March 2009
Thanks a lot guys!
Nice to be here. 
Piotr Kaczor5th March 2009Sounds warm and tasty! Welcome Stephane!
Sergio Dorado5th March 2009Sounds great! Welcome to GMC!
Emir Hot5th March 2009Awesome chops man. Great playing.
Welcome to the family
purple hayes5th March 2009Now that's a great sounding lesson.
Kristofer Dahl5th March 2009Indeed a very tasty first lesson Stephane - well done and welcome once again!
Here is Stephane's intro thread.
Zsolt Galambos5th March 2009Very tasty and cool lesson:)
- Lesson
- My notes
Funk Rock lesson - Rhythm & Solo - C# minor - 113 bpm
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In today's lesson, we'll work both on rhythm and solo. Everything is based around C# minor scale and C# minor pentatonic scale.
Rhythm part
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Contains lot of double stops, hammer-on & pull-off. It will improve your right hand accuracy when strumming and your left hand when damping strings.
II: C#m I C#m I A I B :II F#m I G#m I F#m I G#m / A I
Solo part
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The solo section is more melodic than strictly technique, but pay attention on different bending techniques used.
II: C#m I A / B :II
Jam track
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rhythm / solo (64bars) / rhythm / solo (16bars)
Have fun ! :)
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
