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USAMAN3rd March 2009WOOT FIRST>>
very nice
Nazgul3rd March 2009Extraordinary sound you've got there. And great lesson! ![]()
Pedja Simovic3rd March 2009Nice idea for lesson David ![]()
berko3rd March 2009What a great exercise! And awesome riffin'
Kuba Szafran3rd March 2009Precise picking, great job David
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GuitarMonkey3rd March 2009Great lesson. Way beyond my skill level, but gives me something to try for sure.
Zsolt Galambos3rd March 2009Cool lesson there, David:)
Lester3rd March 2009Very cool!!
Bogdan Radovic3rd March 2009Cool lesson David!! ![]()
David Wallimann3rd March 2009Thanks a lot guys!
kaznie_NL3rd March 2009Very... unique
Nice addition David!
Piotr Kaczor3rd March 2009Cool riffing and great backing as always! ![]()
Gerardo Siere3rd March 2009Great idea as always Dave.
Sensible Jones3rd March 2009Great technique!!!
Carlos Carrillo3rd March 2009Just...Just...
Aleksander Sukovic3rd March 2009This is great stuff. Thanks David.
Ivan Milenkovic4th March 2009Very cool idea man, sound awesome! ![]()
Muris Varajic4th March 2009Useful a lot, thanks David!!
Alejandro Pinero4th March 2009fantastic man!!!
David Wallimann4th March 2009Thank you everyone!
It's actually not as hard as it sounds, just a matter of concentration really...
Emir Hot4th March 2009Great stuff again David
domojones4th March 2009great lesson david very clean.
Hisham Al-Sanea5th March 2009nice riffing David.
Dejan Farkas10th March 2009Odd and great ![]()




In today's lesson, we'll use a very simple repetitive lick to create a complex sounding riff by repeating some of its notes. Start by getting comfortable with the basic riff using an alternate picking technique. Your tempo should be very precise in order to achieve the proper effect. Start with the slowest backing track to get warmed up and repeat it until you reach perfection.
The idea behind this lesson is to play the lick repeating its very last note the number of times written in the following guideline:
1-1-2-2-3-3-4-4
1-2-3-4-4-3-2-1
1-3-2-4-4-2-3-End
Once you get a hang of it, it's a matter of concentrating enough to make it to the end.
Practice well and try to use this concept next time you write!