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lawlbear26th September 2008great video
Velvet Roger17th August 2008Liked the lesson a lot, thanks!
Vinod Saranga17th August 2008I didn'think before so much can be done in one position
Gabriel Leopardi16th August 2008This is a very interesting way to compose a melody. Good lesson Charly!
Bogdan Radovic16th August 2008Nice one Carlos !
Carlos Carrillo15th August 2008Thanks guys!! Henri I agree!!
Pablo!! Gracias por tu aguante!!!
Pablo Vazquez14th August 2008Very nice lesson Carlos!!!
Henry Dietzel14th August 2008Great idea & great lesson Carlos:)I like playing in one position too sometimes!
- Carlos Carrillo14th August 2008Nice lesson, and by the way great intro.
yes !! the intro is cool!Thanks for your comment Ger!!
!!Great sense of melody Carlos.
Nice lesson btw
I believe that the melodies are very important!! Jajaj, God bless you!Nice lesson Carlos, thanks
Ok Ivan!! thanks you!!! God bless you!!
Cool Carlos!
One thing, in the info it states C#minor pentatonic, and the scale diagram is the normal C# minor scale.
Ok!! Thanks for your commentary!! You have very much talent to give kaznie!! God bless you!! 
kaznie_NL14th August 2008Cool Carlos!
One thing, in the info it states C#minor pentatonic, and the scale diagram is the normal C# minor scale.
Ivan Milenkovic14th August 2008Nice lesson Carlos, thanks
chmilew14th August 2008Great sense of melody Carlos.
Nice lesson btw
Gerardo Siere14th August 2008Nice lesson, and by the way great intro.
- Carlos Carrillo13th August 2008Nice
Thank you!! God bless you! Great lesson Carlos.
Hey Nemanja!Thanks for your comment!! God bless you!!
You should buy a line6 pod Carlos.
jajajaja!! I agree!!! But the sound of this one is incredible!! Thanks!!! 
fatb0t13th August 2008You should buy a line6 pod Carlos.
Nemanja Filipovic13th August 2008Great lesson Carlos.
kyldeee13th August 2008Nice
- Carlos Carrillo13th August 2008
I'm very glad that you like it! I always enjoy doing GMC lessons!!
awesome lesson, awesome technique, as always
Thank you Martin!! Really I enjoy your commentaries!!I love it! This is an excellent demonstration!:)
Hey Nazgul!!Thank you!! God Bless you!!
Hisham Al-Sanea13th August 2008great one Carlos.
Nick32513th August 2008nice lesson
sigma713th August 2008I like it a lot!! I cant explain it tho but it is AWESOME!
Nazgul13th August 2008I love it! This is an excellent demonstration!
Muris Varajic13th August 2008Nice lesson Carlos,
I specially liked the intro!
Toni Suominen13th August 2008Nice lesson!
- Martin la guitarra13th August 2008
awesome lesson, awesome technique, as always
Joe Kataldo13th August 2008Nice Lesson
Juan M. Valero13th August 2008hey I'm the first !!!! great lesson, as always
it's interesting to keep in the same position, specially if you want to run over the stage and you are not able to see the fretboard !!! 
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Hello friends of the GMC! Welcome to my new lesson! Basing on tapes as Joe Satriani, Petrucci and Vai, here we will see how to create melodies, solos and songs in an one position. One position? Yes, isn't it cool? We will work with the C # pentatonic minor scale.
The techniques that we will use here are: Palm mute, Octaves, Slides and Vibrato. It is very important to practice with metronome to develop much better the techniques! Do not forget to relax your fingers after every part. I expect they like this lesson and they enjoy composing your own songs.
Feel the music and God bless you!
Carlos.
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