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- Neoclassical Arpeggios Etude in A minorLEVEL 8Neoclassical sweep picking etude in A minor.
- A Minor ScaleLEVEL 2Moving on in our journey through the first scales, we're learning the full Minor Scale. This takes our knowledge from the minor pentatonic scale and adds a few notes to make it a complete minor scale.
- Minor Arpeggios ExerciseLEVEL 3Learn 4 note minor arpeggios.
- Rock Ballad Solo in A MinorLEVEL 4A melodic hard rock ballad solo in A minor.
- Harmonic Minor Scale - your friendLEVEL 7This lesson is about rhythm and soloing. The harmonic minor scale is very popular. Used a lot by many guitar player as Yngwie, just to name one of them.
- The Minor Pentatonic ScaleLEVEL 1Explore your first pentatonic scale with hammer-ons, pull-offs, bending and release.
- Natural Minor ScaleLEVEL 1How to play and use the natural minor scale, and the basics of Alternate Picking
- A Minor BluesLEVEL 3This is yet another blues lesson of mine, but a much more freer version.
- Progressive Etude (in B Minor Scale)LEVEL 4This progressive etude focuses on the alternate picking technique.
Feedback
Carlos Carrillo3rd July 2008Carlos,
Would this be considered a Harmonic minor scale - at least in Vid #1?
I am very sorry, I did not see your question!! Yes, this serious considered a harmonic minor scale! So sorry!
Lian Gerbino28th June 2008cool man!
Gerardo Siere28th June 2008Great chops there.
Dejan Farkas27th June 2008Brilliant
Jenkinson27th June 2008Very cool, I like the neo.
- Carlos Carrillo27th June 2008
thanks: Sergio, BodomESP, Lester!!!
Kizaze44: Excuse the delay!
I reaffirm the response of Kris!!!
thanks!! 
Kristofer Dahl27th June 2008Carlos,
Would this be considered a Harmonic minor scale - at least in Vid #1?
Yes to me it looks and sounds like harmonic minor in that video!
Lester27th June 2008very, very nice!!
BodomESP27th June 2008Yea nice chops
Sergio Dorado26th June 2008Awesome alternate picking!
- Carlos Carrillo26th June 2008
thanks: Kizaze44, Chiruki, and Capt.Z!!!
Capt.Z26th June 2008SWEET!!!
Chiruki26th June 2008SHRED \,,/.. you rock man
Kizaze4426th June 2008Carlos,
Would this be considered a Harmonic minor scale - at least in Vid #1?
- Carlos Carrillo26th June 2008
thanks: Ivan, Joe, Nighthawk, Danilo, Nick, Alex87, Juan, Nemanja, Nick325, jacmoe and Bogdan!!!!
- Carlos Carrillo26th June 2008
thanks: Kris, Marcus, Martin, chmilew, Siggum, Hisham, kaznie_NL and Pablo!!!
Bogdan Radovic26th June 2008Cool lesson Carlos !!
jacmoe26th June 2008Awesome lesson Carlos!
Nick32526th June 2008nice shredding. sounded like it could've been another Yngwie lesson
Nemanja Filipovic26th June 2008Fast and clean,thanks Carlos.
Juan M. Valero26th June 2008great stuff may friend
Alex8726th June 2008Very nice Carlos. Or should that be Mr. Lightning
Nick Kellie26th June 2008speedy Gonzales!
Danilo Capezzuto26th June 2008WOW Carlos you are become very fast!
Nighthawk126th June 2008Wow you shrd like hell..damn! Nice Job, thanks
Joe Kataldo26th June 2008Nice Neoclassical Shredding...great
Ivan Milenkovic26th June 2008Fast and furious man
Pablo Vazquez26th June 2008Great!!! Incredible lesson Carlos! CAPOOO!!
kaznie_NL26th June 2008Aaaah... fast
Thanksd Carlos 
Hisham Al-Sanea26th June 2008wonderful Carlos very welldone .
Siggum26th June 2008Wow, great job Carlos your showing some real skill here, i love the composition as well
chmilew26th June 2008Great to see more of your shredder face Carlos
Gracias- Martin la guitarra26th June 2008
oh.....my.....god....... Awesome job carlos!
Marcus Lavendell26th June 2008Nice shredding Carlos
- Kristofer Dahl26th June 2008
Oh my Carlos - your guitar is on fire!
This was some awesome shredding - thanks!
- Lesson
- My notes
Hello friends of GMC! Today you will find an Arpeggios and scale lesson. These skills sound very well, and are really rapid! Many guitarists are famous for this skill, one of the more known is Yngwie Malmsteen. Do not forget to study with metronome and to relax your fingers after every exercise! Enjoy creating your own songs! Feel the music and God bless you!
Carlos
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