Cool riff mate. Really something to headbang along too.

Gotta get my speedpicking up a notch or fifteen to keep up tho

Great! Helped alot. As you mentioned, it's something you can really use in a live situation!

These type of videos are AMAZING!!! Thank you so much for doing this, it really helps me knowing I don't have to know 10,000 keys/scales/chords yadayada yet I can still make fun, interesting, and cool music. I think this "simplified thinking" is really helpful for people who don't know a ton of theory.

Thanks again

great!!! this is just the stuff i was looking for...im a bit of a begginer, and all my current songs dont really sound well with just a guitarist, they are all just like band songs ....so this makes me look slightly good!!! i cant quite play it the same speed as pavel, but im only about 20bpm off...!!!! thanks!

maybe can we get a riffing lesson thats not metal? just a thought.

Stevie Ray: Was it Jimi Hendrix who said "wait until tomorrow" or how was it...

i'm 13 years old.. but considered a guitar prodigy; wondering if i could post alesson or something?

kool stuff pavel you really have a ear for what your playing and thats a important quality to have

Two days and I am through part 4 and playing it fairly fast, but....

I knew you would comment about keeping the thumb in the middle of the neck eventually, ha ha.

30 years of playing sloppy petnatonic rock leads with my thumb wrapped around the neck is gonna be hard to break. Yes, I am 43 years old.

Do you have any tricks to help with keeping the thumb in the middle of the neck?
I lift weights alot and keeping the thumb under there makes my forearms cramp or does it make everyones forearms cramp?

Thanks for the awesome lesson,

Howard

Pavel -

You are so right.

I notioed in order for me to play certain riffs it is MORE natural & comfortable to keep my thumb underneath.

The action and slim necks on my two new ESPs helps also.

Thanks again, you are a very talented guitarist, but your lessons are made as easy as possible.

Howard

great lesson...but im a little confused. when i download and print out the tabs they say this is speed metal riffing lesson 2. is there a speed metal riffing lesson 1? I know there is a power metal riffing lesson. Thanks

I NEED TO KNOW IF HE IS DOUBLE/TRIPLE PICKING EACH NOTE FOR SPEED METAL RIFFING LEAD PART NO.2 ALSO IF HE IS MUTING THE STRINGS

This lesson has been taking quite a while for me. Im having trouble mimicing the rhythm speed throughout the song.. The fingering positioning is fairly easy but keeping up to speed is giving my arms both a workout. Whether it takes me a week, no, a decade, ill be practicing this interesting lesson for hours.

Awesome riff... PAvel you really are one of the best GMC teacher, glad you are there to teach us this stuff

Oh yea...
Where can i learn this scale, such as phrygian. I only know my penatonic scale. Can someone post a link to the scales lesson
THX

great lesson.. we should get more of these:)

That's some sweet stuff Pavel

OK.... wow talk about making me stretch my fingers.. I have samller hands will this get better over time? I am using some muscles that I thought I never had.... :-)

love the riff, but i can't get it fast enough, what should i work on to get it up to speed?

and should i be picking every note? or should i use hammer ons and pull offs?

haha alright, but how do i get it so fast
i can't nearly play it as fast

still didn't answer my question
i know, i can play it slow.
but what should i work on to make my speed on this, or any other riff faster? just practice? or excerises? or what?

Great lesson I love it

Sweet lessons Pavel.... I just signed up to learn some of your lessons.. Gonna take some time, but ill get it eventually.

hey pavel!!!

nice job!!!

thanks!!!

Wow, this thing rocks !