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Kristofer Dahl23rd May 2010This series is fantastic Sinisa, such cool and musical concepts. Great to see a new one from you! =)
Joruus23rd May 2010Wow this sounds really cool, when screen was dark at start i didnt think that was played by guitar, thought it was a backing intro 
And surely wouldn't need the title to find out this is a China lesson.. great 
Bogdan Radovic23rd May 2010Very cool series! I really like how you emulate the sound of their traditional instruments on guitar!
Stephane Lucarelli23rd May 2010Awesome Sinisa, great tone!
Sollesnes23rd May 2010My favourite lessons on the whole of GMC The tone is mad!
guitar5723rd May 2010Fantastic! good informations (gear, lessons...) beautiful guitar! Thanks!
Marius Bob23rd May 2010very interesting! thanks
Alexiaden9323rd May 2010WOW ! Your tone is unbelievable, Sinisa I had no idea it was possible to get such a good emulation Awesome control, and I love the intro video 
kaznie_NL23rd May 2010Cool sound man!
Fran23rd May 2010Awesome Sinisa!
Sergio Dorado23rd May 2010Excellent series! Awesome lines
Piotr Kaczor23rd May 2010Great to see you again, Sinisa! Fantastic playing and background (audio&video)
Zsolt Galambos23rd May 2010Wow man, this is amazing! And it's also nice to see a new vid from you, Sinisa!
Adrian Figallo23rd May 2010very psychedelic man!
amazing lesson
thefireball23rd May 2010Hey i like this!! Neat!
Ivan Milenkovic23rd May 2010Your lessons are always a treat, great job Sinisa!
Sinisa Cekic23rd May 2010Hey ,thanks a lot guys, appreciate 
Daniel Realpe24th May 2010What the? this is incredibly awesome! excellent lesson Sinisa!
Chowy Fernandez25th May 2010i have only one word:
amazing
playaxeman26th May 2010Great intro of the vid.
The sound is really amazing & the melody is so cool.
With my Roland GR20 I might produce the same sound I think.
zen27th May 2010WOW !!
Laszlo Boross27th May 2010Awesome lesson series indeed Sinisa!
Jerry Arcidiacono29th May 2010You've got a really cool sound for this lesson
Sinisa Cekic30th May 2010Thanks guys, again 
Vasilije Vukmirovic3rd June 2010Reminds me of Marty Friedman!
Very nice!
-Zion-13th July 2010fantastic
Hello my friends,
we continue our journey around the world and next stop is China.
Traditional music in China is played on solo instruments or in small ensembles of plucked and bowed stringed instruments, flutes, and various cymbals, gongs, and drums. The scale is pentatonic. Bamboo pipes and Gyn are among the oldest known musical instruments from China. Instruments are traditionally divided into categories based on their material of composition: animal skins, gourd, bamboo, wood, silk, earth/clay, metal and stone. Chinese orchestras traditionally consist of bowed strings,woodwinds, plucked strings and percussion.
An interesting fact is the legend of the founder of Chinese music - Ling Lun, who made bamboo pipes tuned to the sounds of birds.
Chinese instruments are divided into categories:
Woodwind and percussion-
dizi, sheng, paigu, gong, paixiao, guan, bells, cymbals
Bowed strings-
erhu, zhonghu, dahu, banhu, jinghu, gaohu, gehu, yehu, cizhonghu, diyingehu, leiqin
Plucked and struck strings-
guqin, sanxian, yangqin, guzheng, ruan, konghou, liuqin, pipa, zhu
OK folks,let's start..
as I said, here is used ordinary Em pentatonic scale.
You will notice that often used short vibrato, so don't ignore it.
Chords proggresion /Em,G,A,D
Tempo/ 100bpm
TS/ 4/4
Gear & software:
Guitar -Boss GT10/synth simulator sound/direct to sound card
backing track-
DAW - Sonar 8/ plugins- TTS1, AD, Rapture 32 LE
0:47 - 0:49 chinese violin- amasing BigFishAudio sample
Scale- Em pentatonic
