nice!!! when did this lesson come out????!

o its a really old one i think nvm

my god kris... you make me seem so bad T.T

lol vid 14

+1 Xranthoius

Kris, why didnt you just record vid 14 again?

Awesome Kris! it sounds just like him!

yeah kris, couldnt u have re-recorded it? its not a problem or anything, i was just wondering...

cool!! thank Kris!~

Just was wondering what wah pedal you were using in this vid and if you were using it before or after the distortion. I'm starting to regret getting a cry baby and thinking i should have saved up for the vox wah.

how many hours is the best to practice kris? and also is it better to practice the same lick over and over until you master it or alternate?..because i play 1 lick until i master it before moving to the next one .so sometimes i spend 10 hours playing the same lick a day..is that stupid? hehe

Nice lesson as usual.

The rhythm part sounded very familiar to me, now I remember why: it's very similar to some music of an old C64 game: ghosts'n'goblins!!

hahaha, Kris on lesson 12 you wrote Kirk Hamson

Kristofer Dahl = Chuck Norris

this lesson is hard.
Long live Kirk

haha this is soooo awesome, thank u kris

my hand is too small for some parts:|

Amazing lesson.

Kirk's the MAN!

And so are you Kris!

fantastic lesson!!!!!!

thanks Kris

I dig it man this rocks thanks kris

haha im new here but i learned half of the licks used in this first video from your licks of the day

we're not worthy!! hah, awesome lesson

Hey Kris,

I am quite new to GMC and by taking a look around i found your great lesson here.

It appears to me you kind of preset drums and then recorded the rythm part for endless repeat afterwards. I am very interested in a method how to do this in order to study different rythm scenarios & solos at home.

Could you please help me out and explain how recording and looping the rythm part is working? (e.g. from equipment point of view)

Thank you so much in advance.

Wow, awesome lesson, Kris !

great lesson! some licks in here are so Kirk

what is that high note with whammy at the end in 16? A pinch harmonic?

I believe it's a natural harmonic on the 3rd or 2nd fret of the B string, and using the whammy to raise the pitch of the harmonic. You should investigate in creating such harmonic on that string, and once you achieve it, try to control the pitch with the whammy.