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Sensible Jones2nd June 2009Nice lesson Ramiro!!! I like the effect of those odd meter changes!! 
Zsolt Galambos2nd June 2009Cooool! Excellent lesson 
berko2nd June 2009You're the man Ramiro! This is an excellent lesson, I love all your progressive stuff 
AlexLion2nd June 2009Really cool lesson! Progressive stuff is great
Pedja Simovic2nd June 2009Very cool lesson Ramiro !
I especially enjoyed 2nd section with harmony 
Lian Gerbino2nd June 2009nice riffing and playing
Red2nd June 2009Nice one
Alexiaden932nd June 2009Wow ! Really nice, irregular rhythm !
Carlos Carrillo2nd June 2009cool Ramy,muy buena!!
kaznie_NL2nd June 2009Really cool riffing!
Bogdan Radovic2nd June 2009Very interesting style of music!
Jose Lassaga2nd June 2009Wow! Great lesson!!!
bladzerok2nd June 2009wow this is weird, but insanely cool! kind of things that interest me
Vasilije Vukmirovic2nd June 2009Very original, especially middle part, reminds me of King Crimson!
Ramiro Delforte2nd June 2009
thank you 
Sinisa Cekic2nd June 2009Great lesson !
Ivan Milenkovic3rd June 2009Very cool and interesting! Great job Ramiro
Ramiro Delforte3rd June 2009
David Wallimann3rd June 2009Very tight stuff, I love this lesson!
Stephane Lucarelli3rd June 2009Very well done Ramiro!
Piotr Kaczor3rd June 2009Fantastic riffing and cool pad chords in the background!
Emir Hot4th June 2009Very interesting syncopations. Great stuff
Daniel Realpe10th May 2010this is great! rhythmically very interesting!
Hi GMC'ers! In this opportunity we'll see some progressive riffs in a style that sometimes is called tech-prog because their metrics and odd rhythms. The idea here is to explore the difficulties that comes with these kind of meters, and the changes of them, also the rhythms involved are a little bit tricky.
Some bands to check this kind of style are:
*Meshuggah (they do this kind of style but with a mix of death metal)
*Event
*Planet X
*Dream Theater (in a certain way)
*Aghora
*Cynic
*Scale the summit
I hope you enjoy the lesson! :)
