Kristofer Dahl22nd April 2010Very cool and scary Daniel!
gibsonmatte22nd April 2010Insane! Truly amazing Daniel!
Piotr Kaczor22nd April 2010Brilliant technique, Daniel!
Darknodar12322nd April 2010Yeah its finally here!!! Thanks for hearing my request Daniel!! I thought you forgot it
Awesome work 
Hisham Al-Sanea22nd April 2010well done
Zsolt Galambos22nd April 2010Now I'm really scarifyed
Ivan Milenkovic22nd April 2010wow, this is one awesome work, respect for you Daniel
ZakkWylde22nd April 2010Incredible! btw, new guitar?
Adrian Figallo22nd April 2010yeah
is that a new guitar ?
Daniel Realpe22nd April 2010Thanks guys! I hope it maybe of use for many of you.
- Daniel Realpe22nd April 2010
no, it's actually a friend's guitar, and I didn't like it that much, but it looks cool, heheh
Quibanez22nd April 2010Niiice, I've been waiting for that song
Bogdan Radovic22nd April 2010Great work Daniel!
kaznie_NL22nd April 2010Awesome song
I've been trying to play the main riff lately, but way to hard for me - braer122nd April 2010
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Lian Gerbino22nd April 2010man, perfect job! well done
- Daniel Realpe22nd April 2010
it's a challenging song but if you want to be a serious shredder consider learning it!
- Daniel Realpe22nd April 2010
thanks Lian!
- Daniel Realpe22nd April 2010
Darknodar, this was your request! I finally managed to make it,
Fran22nd April 2010Awesome Daniel, you nailed it!
Wilska22nd April 2010Nicely done, one of my favourite instrumental tracks ever. Very happy you made this lesson!
thefireball23rd April 2010I love this song! The main riff is the best!
coffeeman23rd April 2010Insane!
NoSkill23rd April 2010Wow! *BLINK*
Santiago Diaz Garces23rd April 2010Sweeeeeeet Daniel!! Very well done!!
- Karl-ss23rd April 2010
Does knowing it on bass count D:? Also flawless technique! Awesome lesson!
zen24th April 2010Wow .. Simply amazing ..
.. and whats not to love in that axe ? 
djohnneay24th April 2010truly awesome!
how come you don't like the guitar? i really like how it looks and sounds
Laszlo Boross26th April 2010Perfect job with this song! Killer technique!
- Daniel Realpe27th April 2010
Thanks so much guys! Well the guitar looks great and actually plays good too. It's something about the brights on it that I don't completely like.
Marius Bob27th April 2010very good playing.
Chowy Fernandez27th April 2010very well done my friend!! you totally nailed that song, and it´s very difficult!!! congratulations!!
Marcus Siepen3rd May 2010Very impressive, great lesson and a cool song, didn't know that one yet
guitar5716th May 2010Great Job! Sensational! Fantastic! Thanks!!!
Aleksander Sukovic1st June 2010An awesome lesson! Excellent job!
Todd Simpson17th October 2010Still a fave lesson
dark dude16th March 2011I really appreciate the time and effort it took to make this. Thanks!
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String Skipping Etude
string skipping, etude, neoclassical, Paul Gilbert, Yngwie Malmsteen, John Petrucciby Piotr Kaczor
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Hi GMC!
Welcome to the "Scarified" lesson!
A very challenging yet very cool piece by RacerX influenced by Neo-classical music. We're going to make use of string skipping arpeggios, tapping and speed picking in the style of Paul Gilbert.
This version is based on Paul Gilbert's solo version and the solo is a mix of parts from the original recording found in the album "Second Heat" of 1987 and the live version found in the "Space ship Live" DVD.The last arpeggio part is not the way Paul Gilbert actually does it but it's a great alternative to the wide stretches in the original.
There's a lot to learn from this great guitarist. Enjoy this great guitar piece!
DanielINTRO (8 bars)
VERSE (2 bars)
BRIDGE (10 bars)TAPPING LICK(1 bar)
PRE SOLO(4 bars – 3 beats)
SOLO (16 bars)SOLO ENDING – Speed picking (7 bars)
INTRO (4 bars)
END PART (9 bars)
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