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Hi,
Can you explain how to make the
"artificial harmonic"?!?!?! PLease...
Pavel5th February 2007Here is the link to one of many topics on GMC forum explaining Artificial harmonics:
http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_fo...?showtopic=2475
pavel mate, another great lesson, you and kris are a great team
Pavel5th February 2007Hey thanks A LOT!
More stuff comming soon! Stay Tuned!
Thanks mate! Great lesson - I'm really into Power metal 
Kristofer Dahl5th February 2007Awesome riff - is it part of a song?
Pavel5th February 2007Not yet - maybe in the future!
chainsbroken5th February 2007Awesome Pavel...Thanks alot. not only is this a cool riff, but it has also helped me alot with those artificial harmonics.. Hope to see more of this kind of stuff in the future...
Codyrg6th February 2007Awesome man! I'm glad that we can have you as a teacher! Can't wait to hear more stuff!
VinceG6th February 2007awesome man. i didnt know you like power metal, not really a fan of power metal but its cool that we have this lessons in here. Much appriciated
Kristofer Dahl6th February 2007 Well this seemed to be a popular one - it's fantastic to get lessons treating a completely new style!
crabman8th February 2007oops! Please disregard previous post.
Great lesson! Cant wait for the next one.
TheProof18th February 2007when you do it slow, you bend the pinch harmonics like mad, but when you play it at the normal speed you dont, i was a little confused for a minute there i dont know if anyone else noticed that or not but.. it just kinda mixxed me up
Pavel19th February 2007It was not bending but a vibrato! It would be very borring if i just let the note sound for 2 minutes straight with no vibrato. That's the difference in playing fast and slow.
Ryan14th March 2007lol..i was tryin this riff out...lol...and i learned how to do the harmonics....haha...its not perfect yet...but now i got how to do it...this riff is awesome pavel!!!!!!
Pavel30th March 2007Thanks man! I am glad if this inspire you for playing!
you20th April 2007Are palm Muting in this?
Pavel21st April 2007yes! almost everything is palm muted!
Wow, I love metal and I'm very into it but could never quite decide what style I want to learn... now I know!!!
Ben N14th October 2007excellent 
god this is so hard XD i can easily play this without the artificial harmonics but to play them i need to lower my speed to about 80 bpm and even then sometimes i don't get the harmonics out..
are there any tips i could use for this? 
Ivan Milenkovic10th February 2008I have seen this recently Pavel, and it rocks man. Keep rockin! 
Pavel11th February 2008@Barnea: just keep practicing - you'll get it down eventually
Thanks Ivan! It was one of my first lessons - you can see the poor video quality back at that time 
Carlos Carrillo29th March 2008good job and nice lesson Pavel!!!
In this lesson we will use speedpicking licks to create a speed riff. If you ever listened to any power-metal bands you probably wondered how do they come up with their riffs and speedriffing is a good example of that. When you finish playing this riff you'll notice that all we did was combining simple powerchords with scales. Sounds interesting? Get on it!
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Started by Kristofer Dahl Feb 05, 2007 with 6 replies Power-metal speedriffing Ladies and Gentlemen, Today I have the honour to present our first power-metal rhythm guitar lesson at gmc - w... Enter >>
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