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GrindGuer13th February 2010That sounds really tasty ! Thanks.
Bogdan Radovic13th February 2010Beautiful phrasing Laszlo! ![]()
Emir Hot13th February 2010Great solo Laszlo.
Sensible Jones13th February 2010Great stuff Laszlo! Very tasteful!!
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newguyatgmc13th February 2010this one is on my practice agenda instantly
playaxeman13th February 2010Very useful lesson, great solo and I loved the sound to!
Bjaron13th February 2010awesome lesson i bookmark this.
I really like that tasty stuff it sounds great.
I hope you will make more lessons like this.
Laszlo Boross13th February 2010Thanks for all the comments! ![]()
Gerardo Siere13th February 2010Beautifull solo Laszlo!
Crazy_Diamond13th February 2010Tasty solo Laszlo ![]()
Nadir13th February 2010great solo
Thanks
Lian Gerbino14th February 2010very cool lesson man, like the feeling inside it" well done.
Laszlo Boross14th February 2010Thanks guys! ![]()
Ivan Milenkovic14th February 2010Sounds great Laszlo, some excellent melodies in there! ![]()
Stephane Lucarelli14th February 2010Really cool stuff Laszlo, well done.![]()
Laszlo Boross14th February 2010Thanks a lot guys! ![]()
Zsolt Galambos15th February 2010Absolutely flawless composition, so expressing. And your phrasing here is just brilliant!
Santiago Diaz Garces16th February 2010Awesome phrasing man!! That's what I call a tasty lesson!!
Laszlo Boross16th February 2010Thanks! ![]()
Kristian Hyvarinen18th February 2010I love the idea how slides carry the theme all over the solo and the twists the bends make. A rocking solo with emotion and surprise - excellent job man!
Marcus Siepen28th February 2010absolutely beautiful
Laszlo Boross1st March 2010Thanks for the comments guys! ![]()



Hi GMC-ers!
In this lesson I am going to illustrate how you can use bends and slidings in a rock ballad solo. Many guitar players use these techniques ( Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, George Lynch, etc.)and we can also make our playing more interesting with these elements.
The key is E minor. In the beginning we play a simple E minor scale at the 7th fret, but we use some slides and this part is ended at the second fret. Then it is continued at the first fret in an open string E blues pentatonic scale and after a bit of blues playing we are in D mixolydian at the fifth fret. The next part uses the same scale combined with an E minor at the 7th fret again. The last part starts from the same position and with some slided notes it’s continued at the 12th fret, hencefoward in E minor. After some bended notes we close the solo in an E minor scale.
Techniques:
-slidings
-bends
-pull over
-hammer on
-pulm muting
-arpeggio
-staccatto
Good practicing!
-Laszlo