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Renee0129th August 2022Very nice!
Alexiaden9320th May 2009Sounds very Hispanic !
- Déjà vu7th September 2008
Great Job
. Sorta reminds me of something "Symphony X" would write. 
Pablo Vazquez15th March 2008Gracias amigos, muchas gracias!
Carlos Carrillo14th March 2008buen trabajo Pablo!!!!!
thanks- bruno13th March 2008
mui loco!!
- Pablo Vazquez24th February 2008
Thanks dejan! I´m glad you like it!!
Dejan Farkas24th February 2008Well done, I like it
- Pablo Vazquez23rd February 2008
Thanks for you comments, friends!
Nemanja Filipovic23rd February 2008Cool...
Ben N23rd February 2008cool lesson
Bogdan Radovic22nd February 2008Great one Pablo ! Very oriental sounding! I love your compositions
Hisham Al-Sanea22nd February 2008great work Pablo ,,very welldone
Juan M. Valero22nd February 2008Great lesson !!! suenan geniales esas armonias !!!
- Pablo Vazquez22nd February 2008
Jerry, I´m sorry about the bmp number.
It´s 120. Excuse me, and thanks for your comment! - Pablo Vazquez22nd February 2008
Thanks a lot guys! I´m really really glad you like this lesson.
Jenkinson22nd February 2008This entire piece sounds good, very tasteful riffing, and within my speed level. This I will definitely learn. I enjoy your use of riffing and chord passages to turn some riffing into a mini song.
Nick32522nd February 2008cool
Toni Suominen22nd February 2008Nice licks Pablo!!
Jerry Arcidiacono22nd February 2008Cool lesson Pablo!
I don't see the bpm number
at lights end22nd February 2008sitar!? that was a bit random of me.
i don't know why i thought of a sitar, i guess i could imagine t on a sitar. but it sounds oriental, not indian.
im confusing myself
- at lights end22nd February 2008
cool, it's almost like metal on a sitar.
Marcus Lavendell22nd February 2008Cool way of using the harmonic minor scale! Well done Pablo!!
- Martin la guitarra22nd February 2008
oh my god, that was probably the best lesson you have ever done in my opinion, it sure is in my top 10 list of all lesson here at gmc.
Tuubsu22nd February 2008Sounds really interesting, in a really good way...
The Uncreator22nd February 2008Nice lesson, kickass riffs
Gabriel Leopardi22nd February 2008Great compositions and licks Pablo!
Ivan Milenkovic22nd February 2008Nice lesson man. Keep rockin!
botoxfox22nd February 2008Nice lesson man.
kyldeee22nd February 2008Great Lesson Pablo, very doable licks for me to practice
Joe Kataldo22nd February 2008Cool Lesson
Muris Varajic22nd February 2008Good lesson Pablo,like it!
Kristofer Dahl22nd February 2008Thanks alot Pablo for providing cool sounding and doable lessons! I also see a lot happening with your composing skills...!
- Lesson
- My notes
Hi folks! This is my new lesson and I called it Heavy riff & Minor Harmonic Scale Lesson. In this lesson, I combined another heavy riff (in my opinion a thrash metal riff) with the minor harmonic scale. I am sure you know the minor harmonic scale, ´couse I’m sure that you like Yngwie Malmsteen a lot.
But for this time, I didn’t play that scale in the way that Malmsteen used to do. I tried to play it in an "oriental" way. So, I hope you find it interesting!
Tempo: bpm
Key: Cm#
Let’s Rock!
Pablo.-
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