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Gen19th September 2007Wow, awesome lesson!
silentkap19th September 2007very nice lesson
Ryan20th September 2007Awesome
Jenkinson20th September 2007Sounds Great. I think I like Lydian very much.
just wondering, I noticed you always make your picking hand into a fist. Did you always do this? It feels very unnatural for me to do that.
David Wallimann20th September 2007Yeah, I've always done it like that.. But there are many different good ways to hold a pick though. I'm sure your method is great :-)
coffeeman20th September 2007Hi David,
Thank you for that awesome lesson.
Could you explain also the chord progression please? When are you using each scale, for example I guess when your are using the A lydian at that moment u are in a E major chord.
Thanks again.
Awesome!!!!!
The Uncreator20th September 2007Fantastic!!
David Wallimann20th September 2007About the chords...
I play E Lydian on E Major #11,
A Lydian on A Major #11 and
G Lydian on G Major #11...
coffeeman20th September 2007Thank you , David
Nick32520th September 2007cool
Sweet lesson
Muris Varajic19th September 2007My fav album of Joe and tune from album!!!
Great one David!!
Zephyr20th September 2007Amazing! I love Flying in a Blue Dream, probably one of my favorite songs by Satch. The Lydian mode just has so much emotion... For the Love of God is, I think, one of my favorite songs of all time. Thanks a lot, this is a very helpful lesson! Bien hecho! ![]()
kahall20th September 2007I will be working on this one for sure. Very nice! Thanks so much.
Juan M. Valero20th September 2007Great lesson, I close my eyes and I can see Sath ![]()
Eat-Sleep-andJam21st September 2007Love those legato runs and great lesson , maybe some horizontal legato runs next lesson ?
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Big D22nd September 2007
Big D22nd September 2007David,
Another great lesson. I enjoy them becasue I think we have similar tastes. You certainly have heen an influence since I started working through your lessons. My question is about the descending runs. I am having little trouble getting them fluid. When you descend do you pick upstrokes to create an opposite tension against your fingers pulling down off the fret?
Thanks,
Donovan
wilfrusciante29th September 2007
wilfrusciante29th September 2007This is a great lesson!!!
cesarven24th October 2007David, your very interesting lesson, but I am confused, according to G Lydian to investigate the sequence of notes must be (C-D-E-F#-G-A-B-C) and is your sequence (G-A-B-C#-D-E-F#-G), I can clarify?
Andrew Cockburn24th October 2007The first scale you quoted is actually C lydian, the second is G lydian so it is correct.
cesarven25th October 2007It is right, sorry.
Andrew Cockburn25th October 2007No problem - we're all here to learn, so glad I could help ...
al christie16th February 2008Sounds like a boss DS1 ?
Carlos Carrillo27th March 2008nice lesson David!
Melodicintenions4th April 2008if anyone wants the chops of Satch Try this you'll be on your way in no time!
Casper20th May 2008Sweeet chops!! Great Lesson
Nighthawk120th July 2008Awesome lesson David, I love Satch like nobody else
so I loved to hear your lil story at the beginning and the lesson in whole too of course
ErikEklund5th August 2008Thank you for this awsome lesson ![]()
Ognjen Protic5th August 2008Yeah, Satch! ![]()
playaxeman12th November 2008Hi,
Loveeeeed it. Great lesson.
What gear are you using for this sound?
What are the settings of your sound?
Thx a million
Playaxeman
Alexiaden9315th May 2009Some really cool licks ! ![]()







