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Toni Suominen29th January 2009Great job David! 
Nighthawk129th January 2009Great and highly useful lesson David! I love your long explanation videos of your lessons, they are extremely helpful!
Bogdan Radovic29th January 2009Top notch as always! Great job David!
berko29th January 2009It's a great idea how to apply leads to basic chords and vice versa: how to come up with simple leads from chords! Thanks David 
Nazgul29th January 2009Great idea and great lesson on it. Thanks David!
Emir Hot29th January 2009Very cool lesson David
Muris Varajic29th January 2009Nice!
Ivan Milenkovic29th January 2009Very cool sounding David mate, love it!
Piotr Kaczor29th January 2009Beautiful lesson David!
Man, people, I can't keep up! You're putting so many awesome lessons on here, I'm almost stuck listening to all of them and not playing anymore!
Beautiful, atmospheric, inspiring. Thanks for this lesson (and many others).
Hisham Al-Sanea29th January 2009good work David.
Jad Diab30th January 2009Very peacefull, great sound
David Wallimann30th January 2009Thanks a lot guys! :-)
Crazyfret30th January 2009Great Lesson David, always wanted to do stuff like this but wasn't sure how. Hopefully it will set me off in the right direction
Marcus Siepen30th January 2009Sounds great David
SOunds really soulful....really nice and relaxing!!
hey can anybody show me how to play "New years end by God is an astronaut"PLz.Plz .Plz i will be really greatful...i am from nepal and i am planning to play that song in our new years....it would mean a lot thank u...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7fa1gfGpLc
Here is the link for the song...!!
Pedja Simovic30th January 2009Sounds great David , nice fill ins
kaznie_NL31st January 2009Thanks David, Chords are very important!
playaxeman1st February 2009Beautiful
Nice chord. Very helpful
Thx a lot
Alejandro Pinero2nd February 2009Very nice and good lesson!!
Dejan Farkas4th February 2009I like it
David Wallimann4th February 2009Thanks a lot guys!
Very inspiring David!!!.Give us some more.Thanks
In this lesson we'll explore chordal phrasing over a simple backing track. This lesson should help you spice up your rhythm tracks and inspire you to create smooth layers of chordal work.
Chords can be used for a whole lot of different things. In today's lesson we'll use them to create nice atmospheric layers of guitars over a simple bass line. Instead of trying to build chords using theory, we'll take a more visual approach using the whole scales below to create new fingerings.
The bass line will take us through the following notes: A, F and G. The piano part suggests major chords through the track. For the A Major chord, we'll use an A Major scale (Ionian). Once the F Major chord appears, we'll have two options, either F Major or F Lydian since these two modes will work over a Maj7th type of chord. We'll pick the Lydian mode here as its augmented 4th is a common note with A Ionian. On the G Major chord, we'll use a G Mixolydian mode which is relative to F Lydian.
In order to play the chords correctly, we'll use a hybrid technique holding the pick between the thumb and the index and plucking the other strings with the middle, ring and little finger. Take is slow and practice well!
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