
kaznie_NL29th March 2009Glasgow Kiss
Great one Carlos!
Kuba Szafran29th March 2009Cool string skipping Carlos, great job
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Bogdan Radovic29th March 2009Very nice lesson Carlos! ![]()
Sinisa Cekic29th March 2009Excellent lesson CC ![]()
Pedja Simovic29th March 2009Very useful lesson Carlos , well done !
Stephane Lucarelli29th March 2009Great lesson Carlos ![]()
Fran29th March 2009Nice one Carlos ![]()
Carlos Carrillo29th March 2009thanks a lot guys!! ![]()
Joe Kataldo29th March 2009Yeahhhhh, you nailed it ![]()
Lian Gerbino29th March 2009well done charles!!!
Ivan Milenkovic29th March 2009Very interesting and melodic Carlos ![]()
Ramiro Delforte29th March 2009Nice melodies man!
Piotr Kaczor29th March 2009Carlos, you are a great musician! ![]()
Sergio Dorado30th March 2009Cool lesson!
Jerry Arcidiacono30th March 2009Nice lesson Carlos!
Marcus Siepen30th March 2009sounds extremely cool, great lesson
David Wallimann30th March 2009Very nice lesson Carlos, this is very Pettrucci like!
Zsolt Galambos30th March 2009Excellent! I just got into Petrucci's style, and I can say that you nailed it, bro ![]()
Tsarpf30th March 2009Awesome!
I like to play glasgow kiss's beginning and I've played it sooo much that playing this for a change should be very refreshing ![]()
Emir Hot30th March 2009Very cool Carlos, really sounds like him
Carlos Carrillo30th March 2009
kjutte5th April 2009Cool man, some bends are out of key though.
Carlos Carrillo8th April 2009




Hello Friends of GMC! Today… John Peter Petrucci
John Peter Petrucci is a virtuous guitarist, born on July 12, 1967, Petrucci grew up in a musicians' family environment in myanus. Though his parents are not musical, his major sister was playing the piano and electrical organ, his brother play bass and his minor sister play the clarinet. Though his sister influenced his musical interests to a certain extent, John says that he started touching the electrical guitar because all the boys of the neighborhood were touching and it seemed to him to be slightly entertaining. He studied in the school of Berklee's contemporary music in Boston, where together with his companion of secondary John Myung, they know Mike Portnoy and found what today is Dream Theater.
John started taking classes of guitar at the age of 12, practising up to 6 daily hours with his colleague John Myung. In the frame of the success of his band Dream Theater, has achieved the recognition and respect of many musicians in the world due to his notable skill to compose musical complex and beautiful structures, test of this for example is his incorporation in the G3 tour together to Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, managing to be the invited guitarist who more times has taken part in this tour of virtuous guitarists.
Nowadays Petrucci contributes to the magazine Guitar World with a monthly column and also he contributed with the writing of the scores to the books of Images and Words and Awake, two Dream Theater's discs. He has a video nowadays to the sale. The guitarists who more have influenced John Petrucci's style have been Steve Vai, Al Di Meola, Alex Lifeson (of the group Rush), Steve Howe (of the group Yes), Allan Holdsworth and the legendary Stevie Ray Vaughan. Nevertheless his maxim influences is Steve Morse.
I think that it is very important to study these compositions; with them you will develop techniques, speed and the aptitude to create your own songs!
This lesson technique focuses wisely on Alternate picking, string skipping, and sweep picking!
The tuning is: Guitar Standard Tuning
1) E 4) D
2) B 5) A
3) G 6) E
Audio Settings: to record this lesson I have used the POD X3 live.
Analog Chorus: Depth 66% Mix: 35%
Analog Delay with modulation: 375ms Mix: 29%
Amp: 2002 Criminal Cab: 4x12
Mic: 57 on axis
Nothing is impossible! Feel the music and God bless you!
Carlos.