Hello!!!
In this topic my idea is to know which is your favorite technique and apply them to my lessons.

I wait for your prompt response, thanks!!!

I must say that my favorit technuiq is the tremelo picking

My favorite technique alternate picked arpeggios

Hm... Arpreggios and Alternate Picking maybe ^^
Haven't nailed that many techniques yet

I don't know about favorite, but I think tapping is cool.

all techniques is important but depend what kind of riffs or songs do you play

Hey Friends!!!
Thank you for the answering!!!
I tendre in account your opinions!!!

My fav technique is slapping, even if I don't mastered it yet.
We need definitely more beginners slapping lessons here in GMC

Extended 3 note per string minor pentatonic scales with multi finger tapping
Or just regular alternate picked 3 note per string minor pentatonic scales

Alternate Picking for me
Slapping (that I'm not able to do yet^^) is also cool to spice some riffs up and I like to pick chords with the fingers, gives a smoother sound

Vibrato for me is a fav. That and working on my alternate picking. I'm currently working on the Power Metal in Em to help with the AP.

Legato and tapping, for sure !!!! hahahaha and harmonics with tremolo bar

Your strong point is your sound, you come up with nice sounds. Similar to what Gabriel does. He is more experienced than you, but still you have the same strong point. I don't think that there is a lot in the way of technique that is not already here in the 700+ lessons. What I look for is a new sound. Of the 57 lessons I have learned, you have about 7 I think. So even dealing with the tab (I won't talk about that), you rate. I don't plan on learning more than maybe 120 or so lessons, no point, that is my estimate of when I will have reach the point where for all practical purposes, I've seen it all. Of the next 60 or so that I learn before I am out of here (in 6 months), about 40 are probably pegged already. The last 20 or so will be those with a new and exciting sound to me. For example, the recent Marcus L lesson was real nice, and different from the 50 or so neo classical lessons already on the book. It is also quite easy. Just shows that easy can often be the best. And you have had a few like that also. I learned your Yngwie 5 lesson for example. It is similar to the Marcus L recent lesson that it sounds hard, but actually is quite easy. But most new lessons now to me, I just pass by, have seen it before. Seen all the technique I care about. I look for new sounds, like the sound of some band. For example, David's Brian May. Also working on some odd times, Juan and some others. If you want to add something, I would like to see how you deal with an odd time. As you are very tasteful, it might be real interesting.

edit: typo

Sweeping or Legato

Is "Rocking out" a technique?

If so, that's my favourite

Oh yes the words of a true gilbert fan(just like me ). I definitely think the same and crazy stretches!

thanks: Chmilew, Mark, Chast, Gerald, Juan, Fkalich, UberIbanez, Audiopaal and Sami!!!for the comments!!!

Don't mention Carlos, it's an interesting topic