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RIP Dime |
19th March 2007 |
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Awesome! These really help my rythem playing.
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radarlove1984 |
19th March 2007 |
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Keep 'em Coming!
These lessons are really helpful.
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Clueless |
19th March 2007 |
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wow man these lessons do rock!
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ibanez-freak |
19th March 2007 |
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awesome, i realy like the acoustic sound
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stratman33 |
19th March 2007 |
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sweet lessons.gives me a good idea for a song  . |
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Gren |
19th March 2007 |
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Really nice! I'm weak in this style of playing, so this should really help me out.
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The Uncreator |
21st March 2007 |
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Great Stuff, keep up the cool lessons
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BalysLTU |
25th March 2007 |
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Nice as always, Pavel! Keep up the good work!
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BalysLTU |
25th March 2007 |
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Ah man, lick 4 is killing my wrist  |
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Pavel |
26th March 2007 |
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I believe you have problems with your LEFT hand wrist - don't play it by strenght. If you feel tired and tensed - put the lick away and relax. Practice it in small sessions.
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BalysLTU |
29th March 2007 |
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Its alright now but I still find sliding with my pinky kinda hard. Need more practise I suppose
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betschart |
29th March 2007 |
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Lovin the lesson - sounds great.
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BalysLTU |
29th March 2007 |
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Eh, Im confused on fingering in lick 5. Maybe you could capture your fret board so we could see your fingering more easily? That would be great |
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Pavel |
30th March 2007 |
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Here is the tab, and the numbers above illustrate the finger of your left hand:
1 2 3 4 3 2 4 3 4 4 4 4 4
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|---------9----6--------7p-6------|
|-------7----7----7---7------9s-7-|
|-----7-------------7-------------|
|--5------------------------------|
I think this is how i play it! |
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Pavel |
30th March 2007 |
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Maaaaaaan the font is screwed so look at it like this:
fret 5 - finger1, fret 7 - finger 2... and keep reading from the tab above until you get it down. |
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BalysLTU |
31st March 2007 |
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Thanks |
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BalysLTU |
31st March 2007 |
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Lick 6
Should
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|----------------------------------------10-------|
|---------7----6--------6-7------------9----9-----|
|-------5----5----5---5-----5--------7--------7---|
|-----5-------------5---------5----7------------7-|
|--3-----------------------------9----------------|
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|----------------------------------------10-------|
|---------7----6--------6s-7------------9----9-----|
|-------5----5----5---5-----5--------7--------7---|
|-----5-------------5---------5----7------------7-|
|--3-----------------------------9----------------|
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Pavel |
1st April 2007 |
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Well if you see that there is a slide or hammer-on missing - it's no big deal. The notes are still the same - and you can play all those legato stuff whatever way you like it so it is not a mistake!
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Ponyboy |
14th April 2007 |
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I love the shred and the speed riffs... BUT, this is certainly a refreshing change of pace!!! Besides, the clean sound often compliments the shred....
MORE PLEASE!!!!
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Intermission |
15th April 2007 |
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COOL!
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alec |
16th April 2007 |
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this is awesome dude
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alec |
16th April 2007 |
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i like the sound!
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LiveRust |
20th April 2007 |
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Great lesson!!!
This is one of my favourites.
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RushRckz |
3rd May 2007 |
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awesom lesson,
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Zag |
14th May 2007 |
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Nice sound, fun to play even on a classical
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Zag |
15th May 2007 |
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Pavel in Lick 4 is your index barreing the wholte 3rd fret top to bottom or just the G note?
Bit hard to tell on the video
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Pavel |
15th May 2007 |
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It's just the G note i fret! |
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Stuartpa |
17th May 2007 |
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Great Technique, it is definitely a good to check every lesson series out on this site.
I really like these lessons here
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GuitarHero0007 |
22nd May 2007 |
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WOW! this is awsome i am a starter and i just learned that and it helped me a lot thanx!!!
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adam1302 |
15th June 2007 |
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awsome lesson thanks.
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jammer91 |
16th June 2007 |
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Awesome lesson..Wish you had more like these!
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Victafor |
25th June 2007 |
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i love these clean lessons. I love the new shapes and stuff. But I hate speed lessons because speed is not my strength. Im good at learning new shapes so keep the clean ones comin
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Pavel |
25th June 2007 |
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Hey thanks! I am glad you like these clean tunes! But it's easy to just surrender - you have to practice and one day you'll say that shred is your strength!! I'll think of some more clean lessons!
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Toofister |
28th June 2007 |
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So incredibly tasteful, I love it , keep up the awesome lessons Pavel.
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atomix1337 |
31st July 2007 |
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I especially like this ones too, they help me in accuracy when changing chords, and long stretches, low on the fret board  |
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Mav |
1st September 2007 |
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Hi Pavel,
Great sounding lesson. Nice to have some chord based stuff. Couple of questions for you on this.
1. Are you mainly downpicking on these. If not when are you using down and when using up etc. I cant really see what is happening with your right hand on the video.
2. You say that the video 2 is in the key of D major but im confused. D major should be E, F#, G, A which on the G string would 9, 11, 12 and 14. Did you just add the G# for colour?
Im trying to build up my theory so i fully understand the keys behind the tracks and the patterns being rather than just blindly learning the tab shown hence the question.
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Jenkinson |
19th November 2007 |
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Pavel I stumbled upon this for probably the 50th time and, again it blew me away. Please more clean acoustic material.. I bought a Martin and want to put it to good use.
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Pavel |
18th November 2007 |
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@Mav: sorry for really late response, i missed your question before...
There are loads of down picks there and watch the slowed down videos, it's easier to see the direction there.
It's D-Major by chord progression. Our theory masters on the forum would sure point me to a certain mode i am using but i never think in theory so i play by ear. Sometimes you will notice that something not from a regular scale will sound much better than a straight scale playing.
@Jenkinson: ok man, i am lacking ideas for lessons so i think i'll do something "clean" next |
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Wolff |
25th November 2007 |
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New stuff to me and my Martin - Yes sir
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Pavel |
26th November 2007 |
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Hehe cool! I hope to work on more clean/acoustic stuff in the future |
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Wolff |
28th November 2007 |
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Just wanna add..... it`s hardcore to play on a Martin.... Well just been playing for 1 year now so thats okey, but 2 hours a day can only get U so far.
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Joe Kataldo |
28th February 2008 |
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Nice stuff
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Carlos Carrillo |
6th March 2008 |
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hello pavel!!!!!!
nice job!!!!!!!!
thanks
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