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Kristofer Dahl22nd January 2010Excellent concept and really cool practical examples Laszlo!
Sensible Jones22nd January 2010Really good explanation Laszlo!!! ![]()
Adrian Figallo22nd January 2010a liked it a lot laszlo, very nice job!
Laszlo Boross22nd January 2010
Zsolt Galambos22nd January 2010Very useful lesson for beginners! ![]()
kaznie_NL22nd January 2010I love that riff
Very cool ![]()
Wilska22nd January 2010very useful lesson ,thanks a lot Laszlo
Laszlo Boross22nd January 2010Thanks guys! ![]()
Gerardo Siere22nd January 2010Great job Lazlo!
Bogdan Radovic22nd January 2010Very interesting topic and lesson Laszlo! ![]()
Ivan Milenkovic23rd January 2010Nice topic, well explained and well played! ![]()
Laszlo Boross23rd January 2010Thanks for all the comments guys! ![]()
Pedja Simovic23rd January 2010Great lesson and concept Laszlo!
I like the ending and whole arrangement overall also intonation on your guitar is set up properly - love when I hear that ![]()
Laszlo Boross24th January 2010
Sinisa Cekic26th January 2010Very interesting lesson ,well done ! ![]()
Jonathan Burgos27th January 2010Great lesson Laszlo! The tone is great man!
Marcus Siepen27th January 2010Cool riffs, cool licks, cool lesson :-)
Emir Hot27th January 2010Great work Laszlo.
Aleksander Sukovic28th January 2010This is useful stuff. Great topic ![]()
Laszlo Boross29th January 2010Thanks for the comments guys! ![]()



Welcome to my new modulation lesson!
In this lesson we can see an example how we can change a key within a solo. This is a simple example forĀ modulation, but it can be an important thing to know how we can improvise when the key changes.
In this lesson we play an E minor-A minor-E minor modulation and we'll use only a simple E minor and A minor scale but in a different position.
The whole lesson begins with a riff, on which we play the solo. In the beginning the key is E minor. The main theme is at the 7. fret, then it is repeated but with a little change at the end.
The following theme is almost the same, only played an octave higherly from the 9th fret. And after this part the key is changed and we are in A minor. A simple A minor scale is played at the 12th fret, then with a bend at the end we are in E minor again. We close the lesson with an open string on the E string.
Techniques:
-Staccatto
-Bends
-Slides
-Hammer-ons
-Pull-offs
Have fun!
-Laszlo