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Marcus Siepen26th September 2009I love the sound of those chords, awesome lesson
Emir Hot29th August 2009Really dark but great
Well done
Sinisa Cekic29th August 2009Cool voicing Vasilije , avesome retro Dmashine
Vasilije Vukmirovic28th August 2009Thanks guys, glad you liked it!
Sensible Jones28th August 2009Great sounding voicings Vasilije!! Interesting stuff!!
Fingerspasm28th August 2009I like the way you work with the odd drumbeat
Gerardo Siere28th August 2009Nice lesson, btw nice backing very darky.
Ivan Milenkovic28th August 2009Very nicely done man, sounds very cool and dark!
Laszlo Boross28th August 2009Very dark composition, but sounds very good!
Ivan Zecic28th August 2009This was sooo dark! I love it!
Stephane Lucarelli28th August 2009Very intricate chords! love them!
Pedja Simovic28th August 2009Interesting harmony Vasilije !
playaxeman28th August 2009Great for learning to play (exotic) chords
Jerry Arcidiacono28th August 2009Interesting voicings Vasilije
Zsolt Galambos28th August 2009Very atmospheric lesson,and a unique addition to GMC in my oppinion
Piotr Kaczor28th August 2009Indeed - this "kalashnikov" snare makes really awesome mood with these enigmatic chords
Great and useful lesson!
Bogdan Radovic28th August 2009Very interesting composition and lesson Vasilije!
Kristofer Dahl28th August 2009In deed very dark Vasilije - also it is really cool to hear that the midi sounding snare drum worked well in this arrangement! You created an interesting atmosphere.
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Hi GMC!
Today we will explore the different positions and ways of playing min6, 9 and 7-5 chords, and their application in fusion and creating and intense atmosphere. The particular “dark” atmosphere created here is not something that has to do with chords it self or harmony in general, but with chord shapes and modulations created along the way. Pay attention to the way chords are strummed, same rhythmical shape is repeated throughout the whole chord sequence.
Chord sequence is:
C min9/6
D min7-5
F min7-5
D# min6/9
C min 6/9
D min7-5
F min7-5
G# min7-5
D min 6/9
A min 11
C min9
A# min9
Enjoy!
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