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Kristofer Dahl6th August 2009Beautiful phrasing and dynamics David!
Piotr Kaczor6th August 2009Excellent phrasing, David! Beautiful lesson!
Bogdan Radovic6th August 2009Sounds beautiful David! 
kaznie_NL6th August 2009Beautiful man! Technique wise, it's probably not very hard, but playing with such dynamics is very hard, great job David!
Alexiaden936th August 2009I could hear your heartbeat ! 
Awesome composition/phrasing 
Chokehold6th August 2009That was great!
Sensible Jones6th August 2009Superb phrasing and execution David, what a great lesson!!
NoSkill6th August 2009Awesome as always, David. This is an important topic, going beyond fretting and picking, but more into actually feeling what you are playing. This is a concept that is easy to forget when learning. It should be about music. Great lesson!
MigeZ6th August 2009Thanks David really useful and great explanation video
Cheers mate 
Ivan Milenkovic6th August 2009Great moody stuff man, really excellent sounding
Laszlo Boross6th August 2009Great playing David! Very tasteful!
Hisham Al-Sanea6th August 2009nice feelings and playing David.
Sinisa Cekic7th August 2009Nice dynamics and phrasing David
Daniel Robinson7th August 2009Very beautiful indeed, i was missing you man. Glad to see another stunning lesson from you!
Muris Varajic7th August 2009Soft and smooth, well done David!
ItsMe7th August 2009beautifull
Stephane Lucarelli7th August 2009Great lesson David & very, very important topic!
David Wallimann8th August 2009Thanks a lot guys!
I'm emailing from Pittsburgh where I am having a show Sunday.
Glad you like the lesson!!!
Janos Kallai8th August 2009Great lesson!
Nice tunes!
Emir Hot10th August 2009Extremely important topic and great lesson David.
Toni Suominen11th August 2009Useful lesson David!
Pi3817th August 2009Very smooth.
Let's explore what velocity can do for your leads.
Velocity is an element worth discussing if you wish to make your leads more heartfelt. The key here is to develop some simple licks using louder and softer notes in order to accentuate certain parts of your improvisation. There is no particular rule to follow here, let your heart direct the intensity of your notes.
We'll use an E minor blues pentatonic scale and modulate a whole step higher to the key of F# minor. As always, strive for a clean technique and experiment with the ideas exposed here. The goal is to develop your own personal touch and create a strong connection between what you hear and what you are playing.
Practice hard and enjoy!
E minor blues blues
F# minor blues
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