GregH29th April 2012Sounds great. This is worth spending some time on.
St Anger29th April 2012In the spirit !
Ulrik29th April 2012Great, sounds like Queen, but I think you mean May, not Moore?
Bogdan Radovic29th April 2012Great lesson Sinisa! Interesting backing track.
Great, sounds like Queen, but I think you mean May, not Moore?
Thanks for spotting
Ben Higgins29th April 2012Cool lesson Sinisa !
Sinisa Cekic29th April 2012Hey ,thanks guys
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What do you mean Ulrik ? Was written Moore ???
Getting old
Dinaga30th April 2012Really cool lesson and I must notice - you make some of the coolest backing tracks on GMC
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Wow,maybe my favorite lesson!! Its so SO awesome!!!!! Good job Sinisa!!!!!
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Hi GMCers!
This lesson is dedicated to the famous "Queen". Excellent mix of pop, rock, and electronic music is what has always fascinated me about them and all of that spiced with the distinctive guitar riffs of Brian May. The classic power chords combined with a riffing is what I wanted to evoke in this lesson.
Guitar: Ibanez SC 3120 saber J Custom
Equipment : Sonar8 DAW, Guitar rig 5 plugin
Tempo : 160 bpm
Signature : 4/4
Chord progression : A5,G5,D5,E5
Scale used : A major/A major pentatonic