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ezravdb |
5th July 2007 |
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awesome
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JOhn |
5th July 2007 |
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Wow this is the kinda lesson's i like!!
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jammer91 |
5th July 2007 |
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Frikkin awesome lesson!!!!
When i first saw it i was like why are all instructors doing alternate picking. Yet, this lesson was just pure mind blowing!! Now this is an alternate pickin lesson i really could use.
Good job Muris
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jammer91 |
5th July 2007 |
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Now its a yellow lighted pick... Where do you get these?
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Marcus Lavendell |
5th July 2007 |
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Perfect! Absolutely brilliant, Muris!!
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ZakkWylde |
5th July 2007 |
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How can this be played by a human!?
just kidding, great one!
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Pavel |
5th July 2007 |
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Oh, a great one Muris! Nice job!
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Muris Varajic |
5th July 2007 |
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Thanks a lot guys,glad you like it!
Jammer...I endorse these picks so I have many of them:)
Check it out at sclw.net
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Eat-Sleep-andJam |
5th July 2007 |
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Muris, doesnt get better then this, or does it ?
Bravo-John
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funkymilk |
5th July 2007 |
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Brilliant  good job Muris! |
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Roo |
5th July 2007 |
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Wow, that's beautifull. I love this chords progression. Also, well done for the video quality!
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GroovinMastiff |
5th July 2007 |
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Very cool! Helps your brain get used to all those different kinds note values when picking. Definitely gonna have to start this one  |
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Gen |
5th July 2007 |
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Awsome, very helpfull |
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The Uncreator |
5th July 2007 |
Fire Up The Blades, Moderator
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Great stuff! i love the melodys in it!
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Andrew Cockburn |
5th July 2007 |
Theory Instructor & Moderator
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Hey Muris, that's some awesome technique going on there !
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Gabriel Leopardi |
5th July 2007 |
GMC Coordinator & Instructor
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Once again great lesson Muris! Amazing!
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Owen |
5th July 2007 |
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 - I soo have to learn this one...
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Gustavo |
5th July 2007 |
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love it |
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Ryan |
5th July 2007 |
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AWESOME, great job Muris.
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stratman33 |
5th July 2007 |
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Awesome, great melodies in this lesson. Great job!!
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FretDancer69 |
5th July 2007 |
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OMG!! This lesson is awesome Muris! great job!, and keep the great lessons coming!
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Guitar34 |
5th July 2007 |
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a little hard for me lol but ill practice!
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Layzer |
5th July 2007 |
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Wow...that's amazing
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nrpstreetballa |
5th July 2007 |
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how do u get that sound???? what amp settings, great lesson
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Muris Varajic |
6th July 2007 |
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Appreciate it guys,glad if I can be of some help here!!
nrpstreetballa...I used Korg Pandora straight into audio card,no amp:)
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Aaron |
6th July 2007 |
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sickness!!!!!
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Dayna |
6th July 2007 |
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nice one Muris!
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Ryan |
6th July 2007 |
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Alright, what are the difference in tabs on slides. Like say this. 5/6, and 5s6. Is there any difference?? And if so. Is it like on the 5/6 do you just pick the 5th fret, and then slide it?? And then on the second one. 5s6. Is it like pick 5th fret. Then pick it again and slide??
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Jeff |
6th July 2007 |
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WOW! I'm blow away. This will keep me busy for a long time.
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IDontWantThisUsername |
6th July 2007 |
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Just the stuff that I like to play =D
(Probably too fast for me though XP)
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quebrado |
6th July 2007 |
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awsome man!! yust what i need right now:)
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Muris Varajic |
7th July 2007 |
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Ryan,those slides are showing when you need to move your finger and which one,cause there are two ways for fingering,you can slide with your pinky or index finger.Of course,you'll need to pick every note.
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Ryan |
7th July 2007 |
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Well i konw that much, but what i was asking is there a difference between 4/7, and 4s7?
and if there is, what is it??
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Muris Varajic |
7th July 2007 |
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5s6 means that you pick 5 and just move finger to 6,without picking.In here you must pick every note.
I didn't use /type slides in tab cause it has wrong sound in guitar pro tab tho that's probably the right sliding for this what I'm doing in this lesson.
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Ryan |
8th July 2007 |
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Ok that answers my question somewhat. So pick everynote!!!
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Ryan |
8th July 2007 |
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That acutally makes the song easier HAHA i cna play it now !! Not up to full speed though. That just kind of confused me some. Now i understand exactly what you mean by the s !!! |
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Muris Varajic |
8th July 2007 |
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Yeah:)
I probably made small confusion putting those "s".
Next time I'll leave it out.
Cheers Ryan,glad you have good time with it!! |
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Sircraigery |
9th July 2007 |
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Has anyone seen the movie "Tenacious D - Th Pick of Destiny"? Haha, when I seen the pick glowing I thought of it instantly...
Great lesson Muris!
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Muris Varajic |
9th July 2007 |
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Thanks Sir!
Yeah,cool movie,isn't it? |
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Marcus Lavendell |
10th July 2007 |
Instructor
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Muris,
I see that you use your pinky very much (which is really impressing). Any particular reason for that?
-Marcus
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Muris Varajic |
10th July 2007 |
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Hey Marcus,thanks!
Well,I've probably used to it,to play with pinky as much as I can.
I've never thought about it a lot indeed. |
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leedbreak |
13th July 2007 |
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Ok, I just spent like 8 hours over the last few days memorizing this lesson…..
Now, I have it memorized and with any luck I will have it just as fast in less than 3 decades, LOL
Do have it pretty fast though
I could never have come close as I am to playing this, with any speed, without Pavel’s speed stuff. Not only are all these lessons helping with alternate speed picking but more so the practicing of memorizing is also a HUGH part of learning to play at these levels. As it is truly the first part to every lesson on GMC,
Thanks, One wicked of a lesson dude.
Leedbreak
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Muris Varajic |
13th July 2007 |
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Thanks Leebreak!!
I'm glad you've been working on this lesson,it IS probably tricky to memorize.
But just look at it as a lesson and as a music piece.
And when you get it,slow it down and then build up tempo slowly.
Let me know how is it going!!
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Rockwouldbe |
16th July 2007 |
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i think the compostion is awosme but you have something even better, the layout of the lesson . so many time people forget to put all the time signales and templets
Cheers
Eyal
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leedbreak |
17th July 2007 |
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Muris,
I find this lesson impossible to play with a metronome, so I just slow the tab down and play with it.
I can say I am only at 72bpm or I can say I am already at 72. (error free most of the time)
I used to try to be optimistic, but decided "what good would that do"
LOL j/k
Having lot of fun with this one as I see improvement each day
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leedbreak |
17th July 2007 |
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Oh and PS
I do really really wish this one had a slower backing.
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Muris Varajic |
17th July 2007 |
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Yes,that's a pity for sure. It's impossible to slow backing a lot with audio stuff inside,like rhythm guitars in this one  This lesson IS sort of advance level and I'll make some easier stuff in a future for sure. Tell how's it going in a meanwhile!! |
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leedbreak |
18th July 2007 |
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4 hours tonight and still at 72 but I have been able to bring the metronome back in so now it is like regular practice just one heck of a lot harder. It's them there triplets that kill man. 72 sounds slow till they come in. 80 by this time next week in my goal
I am so excited at how much this lesson is helping. When I go back to the other lesson they are getting faster and cleaner. :-)
In the past I have asked Pavel and Kris both to touch on their opinions of accelerating while picking. The old switching to running from walking applied to the picking.
Like 25 identical 16th note measures that go from 80 to 150 and back
Now it is your turn?
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Muris Varajic |
19th July 2007 |
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I'll make slow backing track for you,but without rhythm guitars.
Hope that'll help a bit!!
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leedbreak |
19th July 2007 |
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Excellent, your help is greatly appreciated, and I look forward to it. Did move to a pretty clean 75 BMP tonight so I will keep trucking on.
It helps that this lesson is very fun to play as long as I see progress.
I had a plan tonight to try play as fast as possible most of the night, without and timing at all, and it did help as I came back in at a strong 75 when I added timing back in.
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leedbreak |
19th July 2007 |
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Sorry for coming back in over and over about this lesson, but I want to play like this more than anything I have wanted in a long time. I get totally re-motivated each time a see the video. That is some freakin sweet playing.
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Muris Varajic |
19th July 2007 |
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No problem at all!! Quite soon you'll have 4 slow backing tracks,from 70 up to 130 bpm .  Cheers and let me know how's it going |
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Muris Varajic |
19th July 2007 |
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There you go leedbreak :0
Have fun!!
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leedbreak |
19th July 2007 |
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great thanks, you do man. I will get busy tonight. I will post progress
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leedbreak |
20th July 2007 |
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Can almost do the 90 dude, lookout here I come
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Muris Varajic |
20th July 2007 |
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Great!!
Keep it up,but remember to slow it again after while,good for coordination
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leedbreak |
23rd July 2007 |
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7/23/07
A very productive weekend…
Friday
Warming up with the 70 and making somewhat of an attempt at the 90
Sunday
Warming up with the 90 and doing pretty good at the 110
Some very sore fingers today, however. Even a blister on Mr pinky
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Muris Varajic |
24th July 2007 |
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Great progress,I'm so glad these BTs are helping you!!!
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leedbreak |
30th July 2007 |
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Another weekend and still not 110 perfection just yet but we keep trucking on…
Thanks
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Flawd95 |
30th July 2007 |
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I'm glad that you've decided to add those slow backing tracks. It makes it easier to learn with them. I think it helps to learn it clean as well too, while still having a bunch of fun.. This is one of my favorite lessons on the site so far.. Thanks Muris.
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Muris Varajic |
30th July 2007 |
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So glad it's been helping you guys!! Let me know how is it going, please!! Leedbreak,don't give up,I'm sure you're getting it really fast. |
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leedbreak |
15th August 2007 |
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Hello Muris,
still only a 90
But it is even cleaner and better than I have ever played in any form so again I thank you for this lesson and I also request another alternate lesson real soon.
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Muris Varajic |
15th August 2007 |
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Hey! Glad it's getting better,just keep it that way and you'll achieve more speed I'm sure! New alternate lesson is on its way,no worries. |
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leedbreak |
25th August 2007 |
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If you get bored, I BT at 100 would be sweet :-)
There is one heck of alot of diff from 90 to 110
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Muris Varajic |
25th August 2007 |
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Ohh Jason,I'm so sorry.. Unfortunately I deleted project of that lesson quite ago... My HD's are full of everything so I do cleaning very often. Could you try with metronome at 100 BPM? |
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leedbreak |
26th August 2007 |
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Cool, not problem. I do use the metronome to try to build speed on this lesson but the backing is just |
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