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Kristofer Dahl4th February 2010Very nice and melodic solo Ivan!
Emir Hot4th February 2010Great melodic phrasing Ivan.
MigeZ4th February 2010Great lesson I'm gonna learn this now 
Great melody (somehow reminds me of pirates ) and nice tone what setup are you using for it?
Cheers mate 
Sensible Jones4th February 2010Great stuff Ivan, very 'usable'!! Especially for me after what you've mentioned over the last couple of Collabs! 
playaxeman4th February 2010Great melody Ivan. Loved it!
Ivan Milenkovic5th February 2010thanks a lot guys, appreciate the comments! 
the setup is neck+middle with neck tone control rolled off, and into amplitube fender I think, with TSS or DS1 plugins before it for distortion.
Zsolt Galambos5th February 2010Very nice melodic stuff!
Lian Gerbino5th February 2010great stuff man!
Ruzz5th February 2010Cool lesson Ivan!
Ivan Milenkovic5th February 2010Thanks for the comments everybody 
Laszlo Boross7th February 2010Great lesson Ivan! The second part with the melodies is awesome!
Ivan Milenkovic7th February 2010Thanks Laszlo, appreciate it mate!
Pedja Simovic8th February 2010Very nice lesson Ivan!
Ivan Milenkovic8th February 2010Thanks Pedja
Stephane Lucarelli9th February 2010Sounds great Ivan, good job man!
Hello everyone, welcome to my new lesson, this time we will do some classic rock soloing. This lesson is inspired to some extent by the band Jethro Tull and the classic rock album "Rock Island".
The solo is a fairly simple one, using 120bpm tempo, and G minor key throughout. We will use both G minor pentatonic scale and G minor scale in this solo. This solo involves some bending, some vibrato, AP picking, and diagonal and horizontal movements through the CAGED positions.
The melodies and sequences in this solo should function nicely over any kind of diatonic backing, so by learning them you will have additional usable tools to use with your improvising as well.
Have fun! :)
G MINOR PENTATONIC:
