Fusion Riff Lesson

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- Carlos Carrillo3rd December 2008
  the first! jajajaj!!An excellent work! An incredible fusion! Thank you!
- Kizaze443rd December 2008
  Wicked! When's the album coming out!?? I'm gettin' it.
- fatb0t3rd December 2008
  Cool riff man, we need more rhythm/solo lessons like this! Awesome man, thanks for reminding me how important the riff is!
- Kuba Szafran3rd December 2008
  Sounds really cool, good job David!
- Nazgul3rd December 2008
  The intro riff is awesome, David! Gonna steal a few ideas.
- SensE3rd December 2008
  The rhythm beat is very catchy. Good job. May i know what is the chord progression for this composition?
- David Wallimann3rd December 2008
  Thanks guys,
  as far as chords go, here they are:
  
  Riff1:
  F# m
  
  Riff2:
  A
  
  break: Am-Gm-Bbm
  
  Solo:
  
  B/F# A F#m
  B/F# A F#m
  
  Hope that helps!
- kaznie_NL3rd December 2008
  Nice Fusion riffs David! Sounds nice!
- Dejan Farkas3rd December 2008
  This is great Dave, I like how it develops
- Gerardo Siere4th December 2008
  This is so excelent David.
- Gerardo Siere4th December 2008
  This is so excellent David.
- Alejandro Pinero4th December 2008
  Excelent Riff!!
  Very good lesson!
- Bogdan Radovic4th December 2008
  Great work David ! Excellent lesson and this song will be great !
- Muris Varajic4th December 2008
  Great job David!
- Emir Hot4th December 2008
  great riffs
- Ivan Milenkovic4th December 2008
  Very nice riffing David, sounds cool!
- Toni Suominen4th December 2008
  Cool riffing David!
- Marcus Siepen9th December 2008
  great riffs David

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In today's lesson, we'll take a look at the intro of a song I started working on a few days ago. This will hopefully inspire you to create new riffs.

The key to success here is to always keep a very strong rhythm feel to everything you play. You need to feel the beat in order to play with it. As always, be as accurate as possible and make sure to create something of your own using some of the ideas exposed here.

We'll close this study with a short melodic lead played over the keys of A Lydian and F# Dorian.

Practice well!

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