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Feedback
Gabriel Leopardi29th August 2022Very nice! What amp are you using?
Hey Renee, we used the Pod X3 live to record Pablo's lessons. In this case, I think it was a Mesa Boogie Dual Rectifier emulation. You can get a similar tone with any amp sim these days.
Renee0129th August 2022Very nice! What amp are you using?
- shatterd1st April 2010
what's going on in section 5? He gets off rythm there with that palm muting thing. Can someone help me with this because rythmically it's giving me some problems.
- shatterd14th March 2010
Great lesson!!!
Nighthawk123rd July 2008Pablo what scale is that you are playing there or what chords ?
Pablo Vazquez22nd June 2008Thanks for your comment but... I don't understand, what's pming??
sidewas lightning17th June 2008cool... what parts are you pming?
- Pablo Vazquez10th June 2008
Thanks Lian!!
Lian Gerbino10th June 2008cool one! well done mate!
- Pablo Vazquez10th June 2008
Thanks Carlos, Thanks Gabriel, Thanks Juan ...and all at GMC!! Thanks guys!
Juan M. Valero9th June 2008Love this lesson mate !!!
great work folk- Gabriel Leopardi9th June 2008
Great lesson Pablo!
Carlos Carrillo8th June 2008que buena leccion Pablo!!!
cada dia me sorprendes mas!!!
rock!!!
- Pablo Vazquez8th June 2008
I'm glad you like it! Thanks guys!!
Gerardo Siere8th June 2008Nice lesson
- Juan M. Valero8th June 2008
yeah,my favourite kind of lessons
congrats Pablo ! 
Marcus Siepen8th June 2008Very cool lesson Pablo
Trond Vold7th June 2008Nice lesson
Some of the notes reminded me of Liquid Tension Experiment.. which isnt a bad thing!
Alejandro Pinero7th June 2008cool man!!
Vamos Pablo todavia!!!
Un abrazo
Sergio Dorado7th June 2008Good ideas for rock progresive!
Hisham Al-Sanea7th June 2008great one Pablo
kaznie_NL7th June 2008Thanks Pablo!
- Jon Lambo7th June 2008
Very grand cool sounding idea, thanks Pablo.
- Pablo Vazquez7th June 2008
Thanks Bogdan!
Bogdan Radovic7th June 2008Very cool stuff Pablo!!
- Pablo Vazquez7th June 2008
Thanks guys for your comments! Thank you very much!
Danilo Capezzuto7th June 2008Progressive!! Nice lesson Pablo!
TreyDeschamp7th June 2008nice lesson man!
Joe Kataldo7th June 2008Nice!
Muris Varajic7th June 2008Interesting grooves Pablo,thanks!
Ivan Milenkovic7th June 2008Nice lesson man!
Dejan Farkas7th June 2008Cool :headbanging:
Nemanja Filipovic7th June 2008Cool lesson Pablo.
Tuubsu7th June 2008sounds cool! thanks man!
Kristofer Dahl7th June 2008Very nice feel in this one - thanks Pablo!
- Lesson
- My notes
Hi again GMC’ers! For all the Dream Theater, Liquid Tension Experiment and progressive music lovers, I made a little work about progressive rock.
The idea of the present lesson is to focus our attention to the rhythm possibilities of this kind of music.
So, I mixed a couple of riffs and rhythm ideas in a 4/4 rhythm. I forget the irregular rhythms (7/4, 12/8, etc., etc.) to show you the different textures we can make even in a regular division.
Go ahead!
Tempo: 130 bpm
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