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eddiecat26th September 2007YEEESSSS!
The Uncreator26th September 2007Fantastic Lesson!
eddiecat26th September 2007Thank you Muris!
This is going to be SOOO useful!
Muris Varajic26th September 2007No problem Eddie.
I filled my promise,that's all. 
Robin26th September 2007Excellent, just what I need, thanks.
Vinod Saranga26th September 2007Cool lesson Muris
By the way what's that Pick?
I want that type of one.
Where can I find it?
Muris Varajic27th September 2007Thanks Vinod.
It's The Light Pick,we had discussion about it Here
and you can check it on website Here
seanM127th September 2007Thanks Muris! This ones definately gonna help me out.
Nick32527th September 2007just wat i needed
krudtaa26th September 2007very helpful stuff. thank you.
Muris Varajic27th September 2007That's great!
If you wanna more stuff on this level,just name it. 
Juan M. Valero27th September 2007WOW, your lesson are always excelent !!! Very interesting the use that you do with minor and major scales, sounds good
Another thing, finally I have bought the Chameleon (I haven't got enought money to get the Prophesy) but the sound is awesome !!! But I cannot record my lesson using it because it will be in my local 
Muris Varajic27th September 2007Thanks Juan!
Great,Chameleon is awesome unit too.
What do you mean by it'll be in your local?
Andrew Cockburn27th September 2007Awesome Muris - will try this one later (and expect it to be tough!)
Eat-Sleep-andJam27th September 2007Nice Lesson Muris ! 
One quick one, What kind of music do you typically use thirds in ?
-John
IDontWantThisUsername27th September 2007One quick one, What kind of music do you typically use thirds in ?
I think it sounds cool on the piano
Muris Varajic28th September 2007Well,you can use it in any style and on any instrument,
all you have to do is to find right spot for it.
eddiecat28th September 2007Hi Eat-Sleep-and Jam!
I think the main reason why Muris put those thirds
sequences is to force us to change picking direction.
Cheers
IDontWantThisUsername28th September 2007I don't change my picking direction when playing this =P
Muris Varajic29th September 2007Not really Eddie,I wanted to show you some sequences
instead of playing straight scales up and down.
Picking here is same through whole lesson,starting with downstroke.
But I did talk about changing direction of picking,in lesson Upstroke Focus.
eddiecat28th September 2007Sorry, I said it wrong.
What I meant by "changing direction" is not always picking 6th string, then 5th, then 4th etc...
I should have said changing string sequence.
Sorry, my fault!
Muris Varajic29th September 2007Ahh ok
No need to be sorry tho! 
mattacuk9th October 2007that is just so fantastic !
Tank11th October 2007Great exercise muris (just using it as part of my practice today ) With a little extra learning, this turns into an uber-workout by applying it to all the first position modes.
Muris Varajic13th October 2007That's great Tank,glad it's helpful!
yes a very good lesson
mattacuk24th October 2007This is tougher than it looks, but im glad i have put it in my routine !
Muris Varajic25th October 2007Yeah Matt,might be tricky for the first time
but it'll surely help you to be ready for many types of licks latter on!!
Farbror Kudde27th October 2007ah this is perfect for me! Im not perticularly good with the pick so this will do wonders
Muris Varajic27th October 2007Glory to the pick then!
super useful...
if you have time for make more of these level's
exercise, please make another one !
Muris Varajic29th October 2007Thanks Peter and will do my best!
Mrblomme15th December 2007Looks like a very usefull lesson, i'm going to add it to my routine
Muris Varajic15th December 2007Great,let me know if you need any assistance tho!
eddiecat16th December 2007Some time went by... But this is still one of the best lessons there are! Can't get enough of this one! Eddie
Muris Varajic16th December 2007That's good to know Eddie,keep it up!!
Joe Kataldo14th January 2008That Pick gets me crazy
Fantastic Lesson! I'm feeling already yet, this lesson will help me to improve my alternate picking. Thank you Muris!
Muris Varajic8th February 2008You're welcome Andi,let me know of your progress! 
Danilo Capezzuto21st February 2008Good lesson, play every time in 2nd is a little bit boring, great 3rd...and remind me some Vinnie Moore's...
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Carlos Carrillo9th May 2008this lesson is excellent Muris!!!
Muris Varajic9th May 2008Thanks guys
Siggum13th May 2008Just realized this was the sort of lesson i was looking for 
Muris Varajic13th May 2008I'm glad to hear
Casper21st May 2008Awesome lesson, and awesome pick!
Muris Varajic21st May 2008Thanks 
Jesse29th July 2008Amazing lesson and nice pick... it's a little distracting. I want to check the fingering I keep staring at that pick aaaaargh now im hypnotized:O Oh By the way, nice lesson;)
Muris Varajic29th July 2008Cheers Jesse.
Alexiaden935th June 2009Very useful lesson, and awesome pick ! 
Muris Varajic5th June 2009Thanks!
Wow! Wonderful lesson! It's so useful!!!
Please, give more scales lessons!
Muris Varajic7th July 2009Will do Jake, cheers.
Daniel Realpe25th November 2009Very useful lesson, you can apply this to anything!
Muris presents a lesson based on a GMC member request. If you are new to picking and scales/boxes this is for you! Contains alternate picking for beginner-intermediate, sequences in third intervals...
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