Ben Higgins22nd May 2011Excellent solo Ivan.. love that lick at 0:38 !
Ivan Milenkovic22nd May 2011Thanks a lot mate! Cheers
Kristian Hyvarinen22nd May 2011This reminds me a lot of the Scorpions... good "hard" rock feel!
- Ivan Milenkovic22nd May 2011
Cool!
Thanks Kristian! 
Daniel Realpe23rd May 2011very nice! I love your vibrato
- Ivan Milenkovic23rd May 2011
Thanks Daniel!
MonkeyDAthos26th May 2011i don't know why but in my ears Solos on Major Scales like C Major and stuff don't sound good :/
i don't mean it bad executed i just can't accept it in my brain as a good sound
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Hi GMCers! Today we will be covering C major beginner-friendly solo. In this solo, the focus is on bending, vibrato, and building musical catchy phrases around root notes of chords.
Tuning:
*Standard E
* E - A - D - G - B - E
(From thick to thin)
Techniques:
* Bending
* Vibrato
* Slides
* Alternate picking
* Economy picking
Chord progression:
|C ///|C ///|Am///|C ///|
|C ///|C ///|Am///|C ///|
|C ///|C ///|Am///|C ///|
|Dm///|G ///|Am///|Am///|
|Dm///|G ///|C ///|C ///|
Equipment:
* US Fender Stratocaster, positions 2 (neck tone control rolled off) and 5 (full on)
* Focusrite OctoPre MKII preamp/converter into EMU1212m card
* Amplitube 3 software, Boogie emulation with compressor and tubescreamer as boost. Delay and reverb also added
If you have any questions:
* Give feedback (upper-right-corner)
* My Personal Board
* General Forum
Enjoy!/ Ivan
