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Kristofer Dahl8th January 2010Awesome solo construction Emir!
Emir Hot8th January 2010Thanks Kristofer.
playaxeman8th January 2010Emir,
Great solo and technique
awesome lesson
It is great to be on GMC: so many good lessons
Emir Hot8th January 2010
Staffy8th January 2010Awesome Emir! Very cool and modern sounding!!!
Sensible Jones8th January 2010Great lesson Emir!!
Some great licks in there!!
Emir Hot8th January 2010Thank you guys.
Ivan Zecic8th January 2010This was really cool! The fast stuff just blended in 
Emir Hot8th January 2010
Bogdan Radovic8th January 2010Great solo lesson Emir! 
Emir Hot8th January 2010
NoSkill8th January 2010Tasty! Lot's of good stuff in there.
Emir Hot8th January 2010
Piotr Kaczor8th January 2010Awesome licks, Emir! Great playing as always!
Emir Hot8th January 2010 Your playing is great too man 
Adrian Figallo8th January 2010awesome playing emir!!
Emir Hot8th January 2010
Wilska8th January 2010Totally awesome Emir, a wonderful solo, very tasteful and also shredding! 3 thumbs up 
Emir Hot8th January 2010
Lian Gerbino8th January 2010awesome man! really like those legatos with tapping!
Emir Hot8th January 2010 I learned it from my ex. teacher
Gerardo Siere8th January 2010Awesome solo Emir!
Krisztian Lovrek8th January 2010Great! I had Hamer guitars for 7 years, I loved it!
Emir Hot8th January 2010
zoom9th January 2010Yeah
Emir Hot9th January 2010
Muris Varajic9th January 2010Well done bro.
Emir Hot9th January 2010
Sergio Dorado9th January 2010Great, Emir! Love the chord-scales relationship ideas
Emir Hot9th January 2010
Daniel Realpe9th January 2010oh man, this is awesome! pretty tasty, I can sense some Vinnie Moore which I love very much 
Emir Hot9th January 2010 I love Vinnie's licks
Pedja Simovic9th January 2010Really good lesson Emir, full of useful rock/metal licks!
Ivan Milenkovic9th January 2010Great solo Emir, so nicely made, and well constructed, great techniques. Really good man.
Sinisa Cekic10th January 2010Great solo & and lesson Emire !!
Emir Hot10th January 2010Thanks Pedja, Ivan and Sinisa
Jeff10th January 2010Wow Emir - this really is a great tune! Played so perfectly too. You know the way to use sweeps - not to much and not to little. Just perfect man!!!
Laszlo Boross10th January 2010Very nice job Emir as usually!
Emir Hot10th January 2010 I always try not to overdo it.
Vasilije Vukmirovic10th January 2010Great lines Emir!
Emir Hot10th January 2010
Jonathan Burgos11th January 2010Reaaly awesome Emir! great lesson man!!
Emir Hot11th January 2010
Zsolt Galambos11th January 2010Killer lesson, Emir! Love the arpeggios
Emir Hot11th January 2010
Osito12th October 2011Just a quick fyi:
I'm pretty sure the tab on part 3 is missing the note E (14th fret D string) as the 6th to last note from the end
Ivan Milenkovic13th October 2011Hello Osito,
I believe that the tab is correct. The thing that concerns you is that 14th fret note on the D string not being visible in the tab (there are only 12-10-12 on that string, when it should be 14/12-10-12).
Emir didn't put that note because it is a ghosted note. It means that he goes fast from that note to 12th fret one (with a slide). When you see him playing it on regular tempo, you will see that he slides very fast from 14-12. When he slows down, this note is audible more.
Let me know if I can help further with this,
Ivan
Hi
I am big fan of good and tasty rock licks. Some of you might have noticed that I usually pay attention to melody in every solo. I almost always develop it with slow long notes and speed up later.
In this lesson I wanted to try to make a solo from bunch of different licks and still get the same effect without going for a specialy developed theme. You can notice that every 2 bars I play a different lick but when connected with the previous one they work together as a melody.
This lesson, besides technical, could also be in category of compositional skills. The technical part of it introduces many different things. You have alternate picking, sweeped arpeggios, tapping etc... Please pay attention to hammer ons and pull offs when playing minor pentatonic licks in the lesson. Those are very important for proper phrasing (see GP file or tab). The whole solo is in A minor with its relative modes so I just left one scale diagram. There are some chromatic passing ones and one dorian lick (see Am6 chord on the video) but think of A minor througout the whole solo.
I hope you'll find some useful licks in this one and happy practicing...
Emir
