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Ben Higgins11th January 2011Excellent lesson Lian. The advice is superb, I agree 100 % Love the tone too, is that a half cocked wah ? ![]()
playaxeman11th January 2011Very nice lesson and fine solo too. Great tips
Jerry Arcidiacono11th January 2011Very interesting concepts and lesson ![]()
Ivan Milenkovic12th January 2011Excellent insights Lian, valuable lesson for everyone! ![]()
Lian Gerbino12th January 2011thank you guys! ![]()
thefireball13th January 2011Cool! Yeah I tend to try to make complicated solos that can really be simple.
Zsolt Galambos13th January 2011Great harmonies Lian ![]()
Lian Gerbino13th January 2011thank you guys ![]()
Juan Cortes14th January 2011Great lesson Lian, nice melody reminds me some Devin Townsend's song
Sinisa Cekic31st January 2011Good lesson Lian ! ![]()



Hey GMC'ers! Anyone, beginners, intermediate, or advanced players who want to compose a solo that people cannot forget will be taught in this lesson.
The lights turn on, and there's a guitarist playing his famous solo, and people starts to sing along... along a guitar solo! I'm sure, in this very moment, lots of great solos are coming to your mind: Slash standing over the piano perhaps? So... here, I'm going to show you how to compose a very cool solo just by following a few important tips.
-Create a nice chords progression
-Use techniques you've already mastered
-If you want to shred it, do not turn it into an exercise
-Compose your solo for everyone, not only for musicians.
(Indepth explanations in video 1)
In this lesson, I just followed these tips and I created a nice and melodic solo. At the beginning I played the chords I used for the first section of the solo.
Tempo:
140 bpm
Scales:
* D Minor
* B Minor
Tuning:
* Eb - Ab - Db - Gb - Bb - Eb
(From thick to thin string)
* Down 1/2 step
Equipment:
POD xt (to record) - my presets on my board ;)
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Stay close!/ Lian