
Kristofer Dahl22nd February 2009Just beautiful Ivan! ![]()
Marek Rojewski22nd February 2009Really nice:)
berko22nd February 2009It's never enough of rock ballads! Thanks Ivan, great job ![]()
Sinisa Cekic22nd February 2009Super tone and playing ![]()
Bogdan Radovic22nd February 2009Lots of feeling in this one !! Good job ![]()
Kuba Szafran22nd February 2009Great solo Ivan, GR3 sounds really cool here
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Ivan Milenkovic22nd February 2009Thank you people! ![]()
Emir Hot22nd February 2009Nice one Ivan ![]()
Lian Gerbino22nd February 2009awesome licks, and that delay gives us an exellent atmosphere, well done ivan! ![]()
Ivan Milenkovic22nd February 2009Thank you Emir and Lian! ![]()
Pedja Simovic22nd February 2009Nice solo Ivan ![]()
Hisham Al-Sanea22nd February 2009very atmospheric Ivan & nice feelings.
Nazgul22nd February 2009Awesome! I did a song some time ago and didn't know what solo to put in, but now I know. ![]()
Alejandro Pinero22nd February 2009Very nice Ivan !!
Alejandro
Ivan Milenkovic22nd February 2009Thanks a lot! ![]()
Piotr Kaczor23rd February 2009Great playing, Ivan! Cool tone.
David Wallimann23rd February 2009Awesome lesson Ivan!
I really like your tone as well! :-)
Gerardo Siere23rd February 2009Nice solo Ivan.
Bear Rose23rd February 2009very awesome stuff
Sensible Jones23rd February 2009Great stuff Ivan! I shall be working on this immediately!!! :-)
Nighthawk123rd February 2009I got goosebumps of that !!Are you doing a continuation of this one?
Ivan Milenkovic23rd February 2009Thanks a lot guys!
@nighthawk
Will do something similar soon mate.
JunkII23rd February 2009its a really cool lesson.. i like the start so much.. its kind a shame that you do suddenly play so fast.. do you improvise alot when you do that?
course its really hard to do the art just like you..
and they say that this is beginner stuff.. i can't agree with you there.. its really a cool lesson, but all you bends and the speed is not for beginners.
but thanks again for a really cool lesson!
Ivan Milenkovic24th February 2009Thanks man for you feedback I appreciate it. I'm aware that there is a bit faster part in the middle, but you can simplify it, or simply skip it to learn other parts. The point or learning this solo is to learn some new moves and licks and inspire you to create new ones. Let me know if you want any help or question, I'll be glad to help mate. Cheers ![]()
kaznie_NL24th February 2009Haha, you need to iron your curtain ![]()
Vasilije Vukmirovic24th February 2009Cool lesson!
Ivan Milenkovic24th February 2009
playaxeman24th February 2009Hi Ivan
Lot of emotion in this lesson.. I really loved it. Not to difficult for me to cope, I think, but that can be misleading when you look at it...
Good tone also. Congrats with your GR3
Unfortunately for me I can't use this beautiful presets cause I still am using the gearbox :-))
Gabriel Leopardi25th February 2009Nice playing Ivan!
Ivan Milenkovic25th February 2009
skennington26th February 20093 words...MUST Learn, bookmarked!
Young Guitarist11th May 2009Great! Love it! Gotta learn this!
Ivan Milenkovic11th May 2009Thanks guys, means a lot, cheers ![]()
Alexiaden934th June 2009Wow ! Absolutely stunning, Ivan ! You manage to play very fast, but keeping a very nice, calm sound to it ! ![]()
Ivan Milenkovic6th June 2009Thanks a lot mate! ![]()


Hi GMC-ers, welcome to my new lesson, this time we are doing some atmospheric ballad soloing. :)
I recently transferred to new audio hardware and using Guitar Rig 3 for guitar modeling starting from this lesson. If anybody is interested in getting the GR3 preset for this lesson (or other future lessons) post a request on my board.
Since the lesson is slow-paced, I'm giving some extra backing tempos with the increase of 2bpm per backing for more effective practicing.
This lesson is in the key of G minor, and we are using the progression bellow:
| Gm | Cm7 Dm7 |
| Gm | Cm7 Dm7 |
| Gm | Bb major F major |
| Gm | Bb major F major | Gm |
Tempo is 60 bpm.
In this lesson focus is on the feel for the slow rhythm, accenting the notes on the beat, legato, mixed AP and EP picking, and some arpeggiated lines as well. We are using some quantuplet notes as well in the middle of the solo to add a flowing motion to the solo.
If you have any questions about this lesson feel free to ask, and I will respond ASAP.
Have fun playing! :)
G MINOR SCALE: