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- Jerry Arcidiacono3rd September 2008
Thank you!!
- rmangini1st September 2008
love this one... thanks Jerry!
- Jerry Arcidiacono15th May 2008
Thank you guys
- Pi3814th May 2008
Really beautiful Jerry! I love it.
- Carlos Carrillo9th March 2008
hey jerry!!!!!!!
cool lesson!!!!!
thanks
- Nidaros27th December 2007
You have a great sense for melody! Nice lesson, love these "stretchy" chords, they sound unique.
- Jerry Arcidiacono14th October 2007
Thank you my friends.
- Marcus Lavendell11th October 2007
Wonderful! Great lesson Jerry!
- Juan M. Valero11th October 2007
Excellent Jerry this lesson is really cool, I like how you play this tapping over the chord and the excelent harmonics
Great lesson !!!!!
- Jerry Arcidiacono11th October 2007
Thank you again, guys!
rmp5s: The chord progression is quite simple (E, C#m7, A...). In the key of C major this is C, Am7, F...
So, they are very common chords, expecially in pop music.
For this lesson I wrote the melody before. After that I made the backing track with the harmony.
I have followed my ear and the mood to write the melody.
- rmp5s11th October 2007
Very cool. How did you come up with the progressions and all that? I have no problem playing it...I want to be able to grasp the concept behind how you came up with it better so I can better come up with my own. Thanks, man!
- mattacuk10th October 2007
ahhh very beautiful music !! and original also !
- Jerry Arcidiacono10th October 2007
I'm glad you like this lesson!
- The Uncreator11th October 2007
Amazing sound, great tune!
- Ben N10th October 2007
wow!!! excellent
and great sound too
- TheClansmanDK10th October 2007
Great stuff Jerry! Sounds very good!
- boy_sets_fire710th October 2007
wonderful
- krudtaa10th October 2007
great lesson. thanks.
- SLASH9110th October 2007
Neat lesson, man. Keep em up.
- Kristofer Dahl10th October 2007
This is a unique sounding lesson Jerry! I have always wanted to play melodies on top of the chords - tapping sure is a great way to do it.
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Melodic, Clean, Stretch, Clean tapping, Voicings, E major, Clean chords, Tapped, Two hands, Arpeggios, Arpeggiated chords
Hi everybody! In this lesson I will show you how to create a melodic sound using many techniques and a clean tone.
Some musicians think that guitarists are always trying to play with a lot of distortion. The electric guitar can be a very versatile instrument. Also when you play with a clean tone.
You can find some fingerings that require a little stretch. I would like to read your feedback. I made a Guitar Pro file and two backing tracks at different tempo.
Time signature: 4/4
Tempo: 72 bpm
Key: E major
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