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- Piotr Kaczor6th December 2008
  You have very nice tone Ramiro! Interesting lesson.
- Nemanja Filipovic6th December 2008
  Beautiful melodies man.Thanks.
- Kuba Szafran6th December 2008
  Cool lesson, I like the way you mixed distorted parts with clean moments:).
- Joe Kataldo6th December 2008
  Nice lesson and tone, dark as I Like
- Nazgul6th December 2008
  Great one, Ramiro! And nice pinch harmonic.
- Muris Varajic6th December 2008
  Ultra cool progression.
- Bogdan Radovic6th December 2008
  Interesting lesson Ramiro!
- Emir Hot6th December 2008
  Very nice Ramiro
- kyldeee6th December 2008
  Nice! Sounds like Opeth on some parts...
- Adel Alsayed6th December 2008
  do you like meshuggah ?
- Ramiro Delforte6th December 2008
  I like Meshuggah. But the feel of the song is more like a progressive tune
- kaznie_NL6th December 2008
  Thanks Ramiro, that sounds quit cool!!
- Hisham Al-Sanea6th December 2008
  great work Ramiro
- Sergio Dorado7th December 2008
  Nice lesson. Like specially the clean part
- Pedja Simovic7th December 2008
  Cool lesson Ramiro!
  Love how you did metric modulation - great work!
- Dejan Farkas7th December 2008
  Sounds great
- Gerardo Siere8th December 2008
  Great tune! I love your ideas.
- lliber8th December 2008
  rally like this it has a very early genesis feel to it.
- Marcus Siepen9th December 2008
  great arrangement
- Sinisa Cekic10th December 2008
  Cool one,bravo Ramiro!

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- Tags: Dream Theater, Progressive, Song arrangement
Hi GMC! In this lesson I will show you how to arrange a simple chord progression into a more complex tune. Also I want to explore different measures.

This lesson starts with a rhythm in 5/4 and then transforms into a 3/ 4. Besides the arrangement of a simple chord progression and the different measures there is a part of the lesson that uses chords with open strings.

All the lessons have a progressive sounding, like a Dream Theater song or maybe a progressive song from the 70's.

Enjoy it!

The progression:

Part 1 Intro: Esus4/D- E/D- Dsus4- D- Csus4/D- C/D- Bb/D- D
Part 2 Second time: Dsus4- C#m- Csus4- Bm- Bbsus4- Am- Bb/D- Dm7- Am/D

Part 3&5 Chorus: D- D/C#- D/C- D/B- D/Bb- D/C

Part 4 Verse: Bsus4- C#m 9- G#m b13- Amaj7- Bsus4- C#m 9- G#m b13- A7

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