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Piotr Kaczor6th December 2008Really powerfull riffing David! Cool solo!
Nemanja Filipovic6th December 2008Amazing riffing mate,and solo theme is a killer one.
Kuba Szafran6th December 2008Great soloing and riffing David !
AlexLion6th December 2008So cool riffing here, and solo is very great!
berko6th December 2008A great composition David! Thank you so much because I really dig this kind of music
Ivan Milenkovic6th December 2008Great riffs David, nice to see that you are using Guitar Rig now mate! 
Nazgul6th December 2008Awesome riffing, David! The F in the intro makes it sound evil. 
Muris Varajic6th December 2008Great stuff,specially riff!!!!
Bogdan Radovic6th December 2008Excellent lesson topic !!
Emir Hot6th December 2008Very cool lesson
bladzerok6th December 2008thank you dave! its a really helpfull lesson, since i'm starting to compose now and i felt a bit lost in the instrumental field. now i think i get the idea!
David Wallimann6th December 2008Thanks a lot guys!
Ivan, actually this is my Boss GT8, not Guitar Rig...
I haven't installed Guitar Rig yet. But I will soon! :-)
Hisham Al-Sanea6th December 2008nice riffing David
Sergio Dorado7th December 2008Cool theme! The sound is so cool, too.
Pedja Simovic7th December 2008Cool lesson and again congratulations on Guitar Rig prizes 
Dejan Farkas7th December 2008Excellent Dave
chri.banez7th December 2008wow that rocks!
but what is the secret of your intro? (2nd video)
it sounds like 2 guitars.
Alejandro Pinero7th December 2008Great lesson, the riffing is fantastic!
David Wallimann7th December 2008
Gerardo Siere8th December 2008Great tune!
Marcus Siepen9th December 2008great riff, awesome leads, killer lesson
In today's lesson we'll study a full little instrumental song that should hopefully inspire you to create your own compositions in that particular style. The song is divided into two distinct parts: the main riff and the lead section.
For the main riff, we'll be using notes from E minor pentatonic scale. Use a strong attack while playing the riff and play with much conviction. Following is the minor pentatonic scale with which we'll create the main riff.
Once the main riff created, we'll move to the solo section in the key of B minor. We'll try to create something melodic and technically interesting. As far as the scales go, let's try to keep it simple using B minor pentatonic and B Aeolian (also known as B natural minor).
Once you are comfortable with the licks of this lesson, try to come up with your own and be creative. Have fun!
