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Kristofer Dahl21st August 2009What a great mix of patterns! I think intermediate guitarists should have a go at this as well, the even note values will make it a great etude for slower speeds as well.
Also I must say that there is nothing more rewarding for your picking technique then exposing it to new patterns which you are uncomfortable with. I find that even though it will takes ages before I can get the new exercises up to speed - it still has a very positive effect on the patterns you already master, you will notice this after just a couple of practice sessions...
Enough of my rambling - thanks Emir! 
Emir Hot21st August 2009
Quibanez21st August 2009awesome
Emir Hot21st August 2009
Stephane Lucarelli21st August 2009Very well focused lesson Emir!
Great job!
Emir Hot21st August 2009
Muris Varajic21st August 2009Amazing etude bro, gonna try it right now, well done!!
Emir Hot21st August 2009
Oubollig21st August 2009Just what I needed
Ivan Zecic21st August 2009your technique is out of this world!!!
great lesson!
Canis21st August 2009Awesome lesson! I've struggling a little with my AP these days. And after what Kris said, I'll definetly have a go at this one and make it a part of my practice routine ^^
Thanks =)
Emir Hot21st August 2009
Zsolt Galambos21st August 2009Wow this lesson really rocks! Great job bro!
Emir Hot21st August 2009
Sensible Jones21st August 2009Great lesson Emir!! I'll definitely be giving it a go, although at a much slower pace than that!!! 
Bogdan Radovic21st August 2009Wow you really made this cool sounding and so useful! Great job !
THE BUZZARD21st August 2009hi emir, what can i say! another very cool etude, yeah like sensible jones said i,ll give it a go but at a slower speed for sure, keep those killer lessons coming! cause you know we are all trying to be like you and muris;)
TheOldOnes21st August 2009Cool - if I get this up to half speed, can I still claim I completed an 8 difficulty lesson. Love it by the way!
Pedja Simovic21st August 2009Great playing as always Emir, very useful etude for AP!
Dexxter21st August 2009I was waiting for the explosion of 16th note triplets 
Haha, but then I saw the tempo.. kinda fast!
Sounds good as always Emir! Definitely bookmarked! 
Emir Hot21st August 2009Thank you guys so much. I hope you can find something useful from this one.
Sergio Dorado21st August 2009Great, Emir! You´re putting the neoclassical stuff in honor places at GMC
Ivan Milenkovic21st August 2009Very cool Emir, these patterns are just the kind of thing people need when they reach plateau, and don't know what to practice next. Really nice my friend
Laszlo Boross21st August 2009Awesome lesson Emir! Nice work!
NoSkill21st August 2009Ole'
Emir Hot21st August 2009Thanks people
Jerry Arcidiacono22nd August 2009Great and useful etude Emir
I like your tone too!
Emir Hot22nd August 2009
Vasilije Vukmirovic22nd August 2009Great lesson Emir!
Emir Hot22nd August 2009
Alexiaden9322nd August 2009I love your lessons Emir ! I will have to do all of them to become an accomplished neoclassical player
Emir Hot22nd August 2009 I'll be more than happy if my lessons can help
birthmark22nd August 2009This is beautiful! Its really amazing to see a master in action. I feel tepted to give it a try (might be a bit on the advanced side)
Have a great weekend!
Emir Hot23rd August 2009
kaznie_NL23rd August 2009wow man, you rocked the place, flawless technique.... now let's get practicing to gain the same
Emir Hot23rd August 2009
Sinisa Cekic23rd August 2009Awesome lesson Emire
Emir Hot23rd August 2009
Piotr Kaczor23rd August 2009Awesome etude! Love it!
Emir Hot23rd August 2009Ivan Zecic24th August 2009birthmark26th August 2009Emir, Im struggling to see your fingering for the last part of block 7 (ie that nice descending run). If you have a spare minute, could you pls clarify!
Cheers!
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birthmark26th August 2009Sorry Emir, not block 7, block 5!
Janos Kallai26th August 2009Awesome Emir!
Emir Hot26th August 2009These numbers are all over the place as this forum doesn't render them properly. Use the tab feature on the forum so I can see what's the part you're struggling with.
intemperateControl27th August 2009Hey, Emir, in short this is a great composition - musical etude is splendid. No Boundaries. Thanks for the lesson, dude...
Conrad Harpham27th August 2009Nice one Emir - superb technique as always
Emir Hot27th August 2009Thanks guys
Marcus Siepen26th September 2009What a killer etude, awesome job Emir
Emir Hot26th September 2009
Aleksander Sukovic30th June 2010Wow! This piece shows such diversity in your style
Hi
This time I have made alternate picking etude that has different approach than usual 3 notes per string patterns where alternate picking usually works the best. You don't need to use this technique in everyday playing for 1 or 2 notes per string if you don't want to but this etude can help you improve your overall picking feel and coordination between hands. This one is designed to be alternate picked so if you ever come across such patterns, this etude can help you deal with that. There is a bit of string skipping included as well as 1 note per string. This 1 note per string is the most difficult part (long Am arpeggio in the lesson) so you need to concentrate for this one as much as possible. Use palm muting to avoid any noise and to get more dynamics in picking. Combine muted and open notes for a better feel.
This lesson is mostly in A natural minor scale (Aeolian). A couple of times I play G# note which is A harmonic minor just go get that neoclassical flavour. In the bridge section of the solo there is a simple diminished arpegio and that's all.
Almost all notes are played in 8th triplets. I have some quarter notes when finishing phrases but the whole piece is in triplet feel. The tempo is 170.
I hope you'll enjoy playing this one and see you soon.
Emir
