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Break26th December 2008Carlos This Lesson ROCKSS !!
I Like Your Style
Very Nice Lesson!
Sergio Dorado28th October 2008Cool licks
kahall27th October 2008This is basically a lesson on how to rock on.... Highly recommended.
Marcus Siepen26th October 2008very cool, great lesson
berko26th October 2008Awesome music Carlos! That bend after the fast passage created a very cool effect and perfect balance for this song - really cool trick.
Gerardo Siere25th October 2008Fantastic Carlos, great lesson.
- Adel Alsayed25th October 2008
this lesson isn't free...just kidding
Hisham Al-Sanea25th October 2008excellent carlos.
Carlos Carrillo25th October 2008Thank you guys! I'm glad that you like it!
Pedja Simovic25th October 2008Open string lines rule Carlos. Good work!
Bogdan Radovic25th October 2008Some really cool ideas in this lesson!
Ivan Milenkovic25th October 2008Very nice man, I love the vibe on this one
Emir Hot25th October 2008very nice lesson.
Nazgul25th October 2008Very nice rock lesson, Carlos! You rock!
Muris Varajic25th October 2008Nice lesson Carlos.
kaznie_NL25th October 2008Sounds very very cool!!
Dejan Farkas25th October 2008Cool groove and melody
Kuba Szafran25th October 2008Hi Carlos, great lesson!
- Martin la guitarra25th October 2008
extremely interesting, awesome job Carlos!
- Martin la guitarra25th October 2008
extremely interesting, awesome job Carlos!
Sir Schmoopy25th October 2008Cool, I have to learn this one
- Sir Schmoopy25th October 2008
Cool, I have to learn this one
Lian Gerbino25th October 2008cool carlos
Piotr Kaczor25th October 2008Interesting, groovy, cool lesson!
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Hello friends of GMC! In this opportunity we will study "free rock". This lesson is based on wide Rock styles! The word "Free", expresses freedom at the moment of composing songs! Sincerely... There is not a book or a law where it is explained what you really must do at the moment of composing! For this, you are totally free!
I believe that the musician must have freedom of expression in each of his works! If you have the will and the forces to do it, just do it! For this lesson I worked very hard looking for a melodic riff, but simultaneously very powerfully!
In the lesson we can listen to powerful guitars playing the chords progression in B minor and G. The riff is on the B minor scale and we will play with techniques as alternate picking, vibrato, very cool legatos and fast picking in this lesson!
Audio Settings: to record this lesson I have used the POD X3 live.
Tread plate dual.
Bass: 86% Treble: 64% Press: 66%
Mid: 69% Drive: 47%
Distortion: Screamer.
Drive: 47% Gain: 50%
Scale: B minor
Tuning: 440
Tempo: 160.
Nothing is impossible! Feel the music and God bless you!
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