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Kristofer Dahl |
22nd November 2007 |

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Muris this is just awesome! Long live sweep-taps!!
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eddiecat |
22nd November 2007 |

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Is this the Beginner Techniques Lesson I asked for?!
Because if it is I think we better find a definition
for those who aren't beginners yet!
However this is incredible! WOW!
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shredmandan |
22nd November 2007 |

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Wow Muris thats insane!!!!That's some pretty sweet playing.Definatly a tough lesson,Well Done!
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purple hayes |
22nd November 2007 |

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That's great, but I'm afraid that it will be a while before I can learn that one.
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ZakkWylde |
22nd November 2007 |

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I want a vid of pavel playing this at 200 bpm
Great job Muris
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Marcus Lavendell |
22nd November 2007 |

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Fantastic!!
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The Uncreator |
22nd November 2007 |

Fire Up The Blades, Moderator

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This is Too Cool!!
Excellent Job Muris, i love the sounds alot on this!!
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USAMAN |
22nd November 2007 |

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Hey Muris...010111100011101111100000111110110111010100111100000111010101001001001010 101010001011011001010101101001010101111110101010101001001010! I really mean that man! great lesson.
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Andrew Cockburn |
22nd November 2007 |

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Unbelievable! So clean it sounds like a synth arpeggiator, and a beautiful progression too - words fail me!
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TheClansmanDK |
22nd November 2007 |

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OMG! This is so awesome!!! When i get better at sweeping i will try this lesson
Thanks,
Alex
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Gen |
22nd November 2007 |

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Thats amazing!
I love the composition, because its not just basics sweeps, it sound like it can be the musical theme of a Sc-Fi
Awesome lesson, i ll try it.
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silentkap |
22nd November 2007 |

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great lesson and thanks for the pick
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Muris Varajic |
22nd November 2007 |

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Thanks everybody!!  Eddie,this is NOT lesson we spoke about,no worries Andrew,as the matter of fact there IS synth lead which plays same notes as I do, it's bit on the left in the mix,guitar is bit on the right side. Needed it to double me and to get really nice spacey sounding.
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Gabriel Leopardi |
22nd November 2007 |

GMC Coordinator & Instructor

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Awesome! It sounds so good! Great job Muris!
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WTN |
22nd November 2007 |

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Thanks for clearing that up Muris, because I definitely hear a synth in there and I was wondering how you got your guitar to sound like that - perfect sync with the synth - amazing stuff once again.
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Andrew Cockburn |
22nd November 2007 |

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@muris - then its even more impressive because your playing is so accurate I couldn't separate the two!
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Iluha |
22nd November 2007 |

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Woah muris, im just speechless.
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Ben N |
22nd November 2007 |

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wow Muris thats a great sweeping!!!
love your lessons man!!
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Victafor |
22nd November 2007 |

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those 6 shapes are challenging...
ive only practiced 5,4,and 3 sweep shapes.
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Unleash-The-Shred |
22nd November 2007 |

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Whoa amazing. This is an incredible lesson Muris. Thanks so much I will be using this one eventually.
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Davidian |
22nd November 2007 |

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Crazy  Nothing more to say
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Maximus |
22nd November 2007 |

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Holy Crap. As soon as I get my bionic fingers insalled I will try this lesson. Very impressive.
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yuriy_boyko |
22nd November 2007 |

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this lesson is sick good, thx:)
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symon |
22nd November 2007 |

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wow awesome muris way beyond me but just had to comment
warm regards symon
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FretDancer69 |
22nd November 2007 |

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WOW, this OUT OF THIS WORLD!!!
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Soul_Decision |
22nd November 2007 |

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Awesome lessson!
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Wyvernx |
22nd November 2007 |

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=O Muris I have a quick question, Pavel always suggests muting at the bride with your right palm to keep the strings from ringing out, how do you mute when your right hand is all the way at the neck? This is a very cool lesson btw
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Juan M. Valero |
22nd November 2007 |

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OOOOOOOOOOOH MY GOD !!!!!!! It's really awesome !!!
I may try this
Incredible, Muris you are the best !!! (insert histeric fan scream here)
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Pablo Vazquez |
22nd November 2007 |

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WOW, Excellent!!!!!
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mattacuk |
22nd November 2007 |

Lets go fishing!

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Excuse me while I pick my jaw up of the floor!!!
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Fabian Schulz |
22nd November 2007 |

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Wow great playing muris
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Hisham Al-Sanea |
22nd November 2007 |

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perfect job man
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inertia |
23rd November 2007 |

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Muris amazing lesson man, you're playing is unbelievable.
I'm waiting to see you on the cover of Guitar World magazine soon!
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Dashooter |
23rd November 2007 |

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sounds like the Final Fantasy video game series theme
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Muris Varajic |
23rd November 2007 |

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Thanks guys  Good question about muting indeed. As you can see,I play some hammers and pull-offs here. Having just one note per string would be really hard to mute, this way I have enough time to smoothly shift to another string without heavy releasing and unwanted noise. Plus I'm doing small muting with my right hand palm as well, it's just not that safe and strong muting like on the bridge.
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RyanS. |
23rd November 2007 |

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wow..... Im getting much better in the last few months but I think this is still a little to much for me. lol Great Job Muris!
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Muris Varajic |
23rd November 2007 |

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Thanks Ryan  This one IS tough indeed,so just take your time and do easier stuff atm, I'm sure you'll try this lesson sooner or later.
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loop |
23rd November 2007 |

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Hi Muris, it`s so awesome lesson. Your playing is so unbelievable and perfect.
I will practice this lesson every day and hope sometimes i be able to play this lesson like you.
Muris, you are simply the best.
Thanks
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Jerry Arcidiacono |
23rd November 2007 |

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Awesome lesson and perfect playing!
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DeepRoots |
23rd November 2007 |

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jaw dropping technique and beautiful progression!
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xSK8ANx |
23rd November 2007 |

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ThanX Muris:) you just made me wake up to a good practice;) I love sweeping lessons, maybe abit to much.. cause I forget to play other stuff..hahahha
Keep em coming!!
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IzzyCom |
23rd November 2007 |

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Wowwwww!!
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Hemlok |
23rd November 2007 |

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I am speechless! Amazing stuff Muris, I won't think about even trying this one, but I will learn it one day
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Layzer |
23rd November 2007 |

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i think this sounds amazing!
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Bedlam |
24th November 2007 |

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This is such a great lesson. Such a cool sound.
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man0mule |
26th November 2007 |

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i can play the first video at a little slower than half speed but i can't get the slide with the tapping finger to sound at all. Is there a trick to this or is it just something i'll get with more practice?
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jhonnylachingas |
27th November 2007 |

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all i have to say is:
good thing i was wearing a diaper this time..!
lol
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PacmanProductions |
27th November 2007 |

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AMAZING!!!!!
sounds very aquatic... very relaxing... in a way,
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you |
29th November 2007 |

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Thats crazy! My friends and I where just joking last week how we were gonna learn how to sweep and tap at the same time and now you've already done it!
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Pavel |
29th November 2007 |

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Sweeping+tapping is a pretty old trick - at least 15 years old. But it's incredible in fast solos.
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Muris Varajic |
29th November 2007 |

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30 years at least Thanks tho!
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Arrival |
30th November 2007 |

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That's just awesome.
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botoxfox |
2nd December 2007 |

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Man, I should begin practicing sweeping again...
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Muris Varajic |
8th December 2007 |

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We all must,no doubt about that,no worries
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shellshock1911 |
2nd January 2008 |

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Sounds like Symphony X (aka awesome.)
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Muris Varajic |
2nd January 2008 |

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Thanks  I'm not sure if Romeo uses similar licks but I'll take it as a compliment anyhow
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Smikey2006 |
10th January 2008 |

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this is.. incredible soo smooth i hope someday i can play stuff like this!
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Muris Varajic |
11th January 2008 |

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Thanks Smikey!!!  As always,first slow then up to tempo, it's not THAT hard,just need some practicing,that's all
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Melvyn |
29th January 2008 |

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Thats some nice sweeping you got there
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Muris Varajic |
29th January 2008 |

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Cheers,thanks
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Qualenp |
13th February 2008 |

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I've practiced this over and over and over and over and im not getting any better at it.
Am i holding the pick wrong?
My pink also gets very tired.
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Muris Varajic |
14th February 2008 |

Instructor

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I don't see the way you're holding pick so I can't tell unfortunately... Can you make a video and post it in my sub-board,practicing section? No worry about quality tho,cell phone is more than good.
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Biggieholla |
21st March 2008 |

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Hey Muris I was just wondering why sometimes instead of sliding the tap like in your tablature, you tap twice.
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Muris Varajic |
22nd March 2008 |

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Good question but I think I explained it before,somewhere in text. Here's the deal,my sound isn't too heavy and sustained,it's just single coil with medium dist. So when I was doing slow versions I had to tap twice instead, sound dies too fast to perform slide.
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Biggieholla |
22nd March 2008 |

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alright great thanks.
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Carlos Carrillo |
31st March 2008 |

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nice lesson and good job Muris!!!!
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