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Feedback
Nick Kellie14th April 2008very good sounds
Jerry Arcidiacono6th April 2008Thank you again
Alejandro Pinero6th April 2008Nice lesson !
Unleash-The-Shred6th April 2008Great job man I can use some practice in this area.
- Jerry Arcidiacono6th April 2008
Thanks!
Gabriel Leopardi5th April 2008Nice progression Jerry!
Hisham Al-Sanea5th April 2008nice compenation Jerry ..very welldone
Carlos Carrillo5th April 2008nice lesson Jerry!!!
Joe Kataldo5th April 2008Bella Lezione, I've worked on the same topic too this month
Tuubsu5th April 2008really a pretty sounding progression, I like it!
- Jerry Arcidiacono5th April 2008
Thank you guys!
Pablo Vazquez5th April 2008Nice Lesson!! Sounds Beautifull!
Nick3255th April 2008nice jerry
Danilo Capezzuto5th April 2008Bella lezione Jerry!
Marcus Lavendell5th April 2008Very nice
Juan M. Valero5th April 2008Cool lesson mate
Ivan Milenkovic5th April 2008Very very nice Jerry. I like it a lot
Nobody5th April 2008Thanks Jerry, it always is a good time to learn some new chords and you made it very pleasant for the ears :]
Bogdan Radovic5th April 2008Beautiful one Jerry!
Nemanja Filipovic5th April 2008nice lesson Jerry..
Trond Vold5th April 2008Lovely lesson Jerry
Muris Varajic5th April 2008Nice progression and lesson Jerry,good job!
Dejan Farkas5th April 2008Sounds nice
at lights end5th April 2008cool. there's a bit in the middle that reminds me of i did it my way
- Martin la guitarra5th April 2008
thank you so much for this lesson jerry, i really need to work on my clean sound. Thx for the beautiful lesson!
Kristofer Dahl5th April 2008Beautiful chord progression Jerry - I have got lots to loearn from these lessons, thanks!
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- My notes
Hello GMC! This lesson is about chords and arpeggios using the pick. I hope you can find here some good idea to create your own chord progressions.
There are a lot of sixteenth notes. Check the Guitar Pro file to understand the correct timing and practice the lesson using a metronome or one of the four backing tracks.
If you are interested to this style of playing, check also my previous Em Acoustic Lesson
Key: D Major
Time signature: 4/4
Tempo: 80 bpm
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