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- Hybrid PickingLEVEL 4Essential exercises to get your hybrid picking chops up and running at a basic level.
- Pigato PickingLEVEL 5Let's explore a picking solution that will always work - using a combination of legato and alternate picking.
- Travis PickingLEVEL 4Learn to play Travis picking technique.
- Picking In ThirdsLEVEL 7In this lesson we are going to learn a different approach to running scales. We are going to dive in to Picking In Thirds! You can apply this method to any scale, but to keep it simple we will be using it with the Minor Scale in the Key of E.
- Beginner Hybrid PickingLEVEL 3Lesson dedicated for beginners. Make your very first steps with hybrid picking technique. Get familiar with situations where hybrid picking can literally make tough things become easy. Get additional, complex feedback from the spoken video.
- Randomizing PickingLEVEL 5Develop unique and unpredictable picking combinations through the process of randomization.
Feedback
Darius Wave17th March 2013Great lesson for the 6th level. Good to learn cause of timing issues that might come with legato fills between picking
thefireball22nd June 2010Yes, that does sound strange, but it's the kinda strange i like!
Muris Varajic23rd September 2008Cheers,glad you like it.
enforcer23rd September 2008thank you man great NEW tech. (so I believe)
- Muris Varajic25th April 2008
Thanks,appreciate that.
seagull24th April 2008Yeah right, I bet that's where you get you shred-tastic powers from
J/k, fantastic lesson!- Muris Varajic24th April 2008
Looks like,I had no intention tho - seagull24th April 2008
HEY! I recognize that shirt from the extreme neo-classical lesson!
Must be your advanced-lessons shirt aye?
- Muris Varajic19th March 2008
Thanks mates,appreciate it!
Danilo Capezzuto19th March 2008Great idea, really smart!
Carlos Carrillo26th February 2008hey muris!!!excellent lesson!!!nice job!!!thanks
- Muris Varajic7th February 2008
Thanks,give it a try!!
Alec A7th February 2008Muris this is great! truly awesum work man! Bravo
- Muris Varajic31st January 2008
Thanks guys,appreciate it!!
Jad Diab30th January 2008wow !! you're like a great amplifier that we buy, and then we figure out it got a delay, so it rocks !!
cool man
hat down !
Joe Kataldo13th January 2008Pure Genius!!!
- USAMAN12th January 2008
BRH.......Bionic Robot Hands
- Muris Varajic10th January 2008
Great,post your effort in my sub-board,looking forward to it!!
Paul Coutts10th January 2008wow..that's sounds so strange!
I'll give it a shot- Muris Varajic16th December 2007
Try it tho
Khaos Keith16th December 2007hahaha this is one of the coolest/weirdest techniques i have ever seen, sooo cool
- Muris Varajic11th September 2007
Thanks,glad you have nice time with it!!
DeepRoots10th September 2007Well after an hour or so of practising- i can finally get the string skipping hammer-ons to sound decent...but now it's time to focus on string noise...gahh. Nice lesson Muris
- Muris Varajic8th September 2007
Thanks Juan
I haven't heard about it in public tho,maybe someone plays something like this,who knows... 
Juan M. Valero7th September 2007Yeah !!!! Great Lesson !!!! I don't know that this technique exists, is a really good playing
Congratulations !!! Muris Do it again, excellent !!- Muris Varajic5th September 2007
There are 3 guitars in main video,2 in backing track(upper third interval) and the one I play.
You have those 2 guitars in backing track real time tempo as well.
Slower backing are missing them cause they are in audio file format - Zephyr5th September 2007
This is amazing! A brand new technique, it sounds awesome!
- stealthmoe5th September 2007
A little outta my league, but sounds sooooo cool.
IDontWantThisUsername4th September 2007Are there 2 guitars playing in the main vid? It does at least sound like it. Especially at the end.
Cherio4th September 2007very nice muris, sounds great
- Muris Varajic3rd September 2007
Thanks a lot guys,glad you found it both funny and helpful!!
Cheers from Montenegro!!
Muris 
shredmandan4th September 2007I remember chating with you about this,and its finally here.Very cool Muris this will be a fun one to work on!
Jenkinson4th September 2007whoa, very smooth. sounds great. excellent for syncronizing left and right hand.
JVM4th September 2007Awesome! In a way, it reminds me of roo's blue fantasy solo, but obviously it's pretty different. Very cool.
- 1mpr1m1s4th September 2007
That is some cool stuff
Gabriel Leopardi4th September 2007This lesson is so great man!!
gabriel.-- nrpstreetballa4th September 2007
inventing ur own techniques, this is revolutionary!!!
seanM14th September 2007Brilliant! Awesome lesson and very original!
Nick3254th September 2007cool
PacmanProductions4th September 2007i second that, Rvddps
Rvddps3rd September 2007
That's jsut insane, its unbelievable
mattacuk3rd September 2007Muris your just incredible, i love this !!!
Gen3rd September 2007Haha i also thought you was using a delay pedal!
Awesome lesson!
Iluha3rd September 2007This is by far the BEST and most original lessons I encounterd!
Ryan3rd September 2007Awesome, man!! Keep them coming
KRmachine3rd September 2007Haha what, this is great
Marcus Lavendell3rd September 2007This is so cool! Awesome job Muris!
David Wallimann3rd September 2007Very creative lesson Muris. Good job!
Andrew Cockburn3rd September 2007+1 Genius it certainly is!
The Uncreator3rd September 2007Wow this is just awesome, i love the sound, and i thought you had delay!
Genious i Say!
Jerry Arcidiacono3rd September 2007It's a great exercise for the left hand!
Robin3rd September 2007Cool!!
Kristofer Dahl3rd September 2007You got me there - I thought you were using a delay pedal - well done!
- Lesson
- My notes
Hi GMC!!
I was jamming a bit few days ago and I came up with this "technique" or "pattern".
And I called it Fake Picking...you'll see why in a sec:)
Picking here is regular alternate picking but I hit twice less notes than I play actually.
You are guessing already,hammer-ons,pull-offs,even left-hand tapping are much important here.
I found this technique great to build up your left hand strength
but to improve link between both hands as well.
It's funny really,looks like you're out of time
and sound like you're playing with 16th timed delay. :)
Fake Picking Lesson includes:
-Alternate Picking
-String Skipping
-Hammer-ons and Pull-offs
-Left Hand Tapping
-Arpeggios
-Scales E Major and E minor all over fretboard.
Let's FAKE IT!!!
Muris Varajic
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