Kristofer Dahl24th October 2007Great first gallop lesson Pavel!
symon24th October 2007thanks for this pavel
warm regards symon
silentkap24th October 2007very cool lesson, im defintly going to learn this.
steve2524th October 2007Nice and very simple, i'm learning this with my personal guitar teacher now
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Muris Varajic24th October 2007Cool stuff Pavel,thanks!
TheClansmanDK24th October 2007Great lesson Pavel. Reminds me of my favorite boys Iron Maiden
They use that in some of their songs. Thanks
Ben N24th October 2007love that heavy stuff
SLASH9124th October 2007Great job, Pavel. Man, you come up with some catchy riffs.
krudtaa24th October 2007fine lesson. it`s fun to gallop and cool natural harmonics. good job.
The Uncreator24th October 2007Very Cool Stuff! Being a giant maiden fan, i love good 'ol gallops!
Dexxter24th October 2007Great lesson! I love gallops! One of your best sounding lessons IMO!
drummingguitarist0625th October 2007I agree, love t3h gallops. They are great, thanks Pavel!
mattacuk24th October 2007Very nice, i love the harmonics too !
- dante2009025th October 2007
You are amazing at the harmonics man, that is amazing i hope i get that good eventually!
1mpr1m1s25th October 2007Another great Pavel lesson . Thanx
Unleash-The-Shred25th October 2007This is a sick technique, I think i'm gunna learn this.
- GlxyDs25th October 2007
Not a big fan of the power metal but this lesson was definitely a blast to play and not too difficult for me.
Great job! - Victafor25th October 2007
very cool technique
- ZaKk WyLdE25th October 2007
Cool and heavy...
jammer9126th October 2007Im stuck at this 9it not coming out right).
Lets say we needed to palm mute a 2 note power chord in the last strings and gallop triplets fast (sort of like bullet for my valentine).
Do we alt.pick? (when i do it, it comes out messed up)
Pavel26th October 2007Can you tell me we what video are you talking about?
- Nody30th October 2007
Excellent Pavel. Just what i was after.
Cheers 
leedbreak11th November 2007I Had not taken the time to look at these two rhythm lessons, very helpful stuff thanks. And it is really nice with the extra angles especially for the picking techniques. Great lesson.
- rmp5s16th November 2007
Your lessons are always so creative...I was expecting some simple gallops and got come well placed artifical and natural harmonics and some interesting power chords. If you're not a multi-million dollar rock star, it's a damn shame!
- Pavel17th November 2007
Hahahaha thanks rmp5s! One day, one day.... Enjoy galloping my friend!
- Nz sXe27th November 2007
Awesome Lesson.
Love it, learning, having a blast well playing it. 
Khaos Keith16th December 2007ah this video helps so much... i was trying to do my galloping with alternating up and down strokes each note haha. the two down strokes in a row makes galloping soo much easier haha.
- Pavel16th December 2007
Yeah! We usually miss really simple tricks, don't we? If you have troubles with something - slow it down like dead slow - usually helps to get the idea
- Qualenp13th February 2008
Great lesson Pavel.
Love the Sig Steve Vai guitar too!
Carlos Carrillo27th March 2008good lesson Pavel!!!!!
AlexLion24th September 2008Great lesson! thank you
mba6412th November 2008Great lesson need practice on this two down pick one up right
Sircraigery9th December 2008COME BACK PAVEL!!!!
MigeZ29th March 2009Just what I needed (1&2)
Thank you Pavel keep up the great lessons.
Mike RR2415th February 2012Awesome Pavel. I don't know why I have not found this. I am struggling to learn galloping and the close ups are helping me out a lot. I really needed this lesson. It looks so easy to gallop but seems so damn hard ! Hopefully this will help with practice.
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Welcome to the first galloping lesson at GMC! This lesson will cover one of the very often used rhythm patterns in metal called "galloping"! We will also incorporate natural harmonics, artificial harmonics and other cool tricks for riffing in this lesson so i am pretty sure you will like this lesson and will enjoy playing it with backing track which is made in symphonic metal style, using some orchestra instruments.
The galloping rhythm itself is fairly simple to understand. Imagine to have 1 bar of 16th notes:
E|-0-0-0-0----0-0-0-0----0-0-0-0----0-0-0-0----|
Having the bar above, you would simply play those 4 group of 16th notes. To achieve galloping rhythm, simply take out each second note of the group (i will mark it with R for REST):
E|-0-R-0-0----0-R-0-0----0-R-0-0----0-R-0-0----|
That's it! Now jump on the lesson and learn it part by part, than have fun riffing with backing track!
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