Chorus Lead Lesson

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- Nava13th February 2011
  Amazing! Great sound and technique:)
  Very professional and sounds beautiful!
  Great work and yes, I want to learn it;)
- Kristofer Dahl13th February 2011
  This is just amazing - it's awesome to have a new lesson from you!
- Zsolt Galambos13th February 2011
  To Majstore Awesome!
- Jerry Arcidiacono13th February 2011
  Sweet composition Sinisa and great playing
- Piotr Kaczor13th February 2011
  Oh yeah- awesome, melodic solo! Great to see you, maestro!
- Ben Higgins13th February 2011
  Sinisa this is rocking ! I'm going to have to learn some of those licks ! :-D
- thefireball13th February 2011
  Dang! This is amazing and way out there for advanced players! Woo! It'll be a few years until I can play this stuff. haha
- playaxeman13th February 2011
  Cool the show also what chords are in the backing.
  
  The solo is amazing.
- Sinisa Cekic13th February 2011
  Thanks for the comments guys, glad if you like it !!!
- Daniel Realpe13th February 2011
  excellent solo! loved it!
- Bear Rose14th February 2011
  wow this is really, really good!
- Adrian Figallo15th February 2011
  very nice licks man!!
- Adrian Figallo15th February 2011
  the 24 frames of the camera are not enough
- Sinisa Cekic15th February 2011
  thanks a lot
  
  QUOTE (Adrian Figallo @ Feb 15 2011, 01:51 AM)
  the 24 frames of the camera are not enough
  
  LOL, exactly !

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- Tags: Sixteenths, Triplet, Lead, Alternate picking
Hi GMC'ers! On this occasion, I present to you the part of one of my composition, which I think is extremely interesting to practice. In fact, a couple of things I would like to mention: I did all the guitar with chorus effect, (mix is roughly done, forgive me).

This lesson is a good opportunity to exercise certain modes with progression. It is also a good opportunity to practice triplet sixteenths. Six sixteenth's are equal to one quarter note. The count for the first six notes is: One-Trip-Let-And-Trip-Let. This is the first beat, and quarter note.
Scales:
* D Major (Ionian Mode)
* D Mixolydian Mode
* A Mixolydian Mode
* D Major Pentatonic

Meter:
4/4

Tempo:
120 bpm

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Enjoy:) Sinisa

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