GuitarDude6th June 2007Nice I like it
Andrew Cockburn6th June 2007Nice lesson Gabriel, very Neo-Classical !
For anyone interested in the theory behind putting Triads together, there is a lesson on the theory board here:
http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_fo...?showtopic=3342
nrpstreetballa6th June 2007i like
- Balys6th June 2007
Too bad I cant view the forums.
Marcus Lavendell6th June 2007Awesome, Gabriel!
Very clean played, and very nice composition!
The Uncreator6th June 2007Man this is pretty damn cool, keep the kick ass lessons comin!
- stratman336th June 2007
sweet lesson man!gotta start this and the new metal lesson soon.
lefty016th June 2007Ok. This site just keeps getting better. Thanks for another great lesson.
Ryan6th June 2007awesome
M-P7th June 2007Thanks Gabriel...I have been wanted to work on my tapping a lot lately.
you7th June 2007Cool lesson
Gabriel Leopardi7th June 2007Hey guys!! Thank you very much! I'm very happy that you liked this lesson!
fkalich8th June 2007Gabriel, those are some long fingers on you. Or so it seems to me from the video. Quite a pinkie. Well, I was looking for an exercise too stretch my index/pinkie span.
- Bjoerne8th June 2007
the beggining reminds me of hotel california:P
- stratman338th June 2007
aww man this is sweet!gonna start this one once i learn the new metal one from sean!
- jimi hendrix9th June 2007
sick lesson!
ibanez rocker12th June 2007awesome lesson. keep up the good work man.
- Craig M22nd June 2007
Nice. A suggestion on the lighting you are using to video yourself. Its pretty dark and contrasty. Bring in a light from your left side. It would light up the fretboard better. Make it easier to see your hands.
- Gabriel Leopardi25th June 2007
Thanks for the advice! I was working with a wrong configuration in my video edition monitor.
Owen13th July 2007Loving this one, so simple to remember how to play but at the same time its helping me improve my tapping ability drastically!
Thanks Gabriel!
- Victafor1st August 2007
gah! the T11 2h 7 is a killer rofl
DeepRoots6th August 2007i seriously love the progression - i've had it stuck in my head all week!
Danilo Capezzuto25th February 2008good tap...
Carlos Carrillo19th March 2008Hey Gaby!!!
great job!!!
good melody!!!
thanks
manbearpig29th April 2008Nice tapping.
Nick32515th June 2008nice tapping gabe
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Hi GMC! Today I recorded a tapping solo to help you to improve this interesting technique. I think that every guitar player should consider learning this technique as a way to get new playing possibilities.
In this exercise you will learn some of the most used patterns using the triads of every progression’s chord.
How I composed?
As you know, if you are following my GMC lessons I use to compose the chord progression first and then with arpeggios and triads I build the solos. This lesson was composed in the same way.
This is the chord progression: Em – B – D – A – C – G – C – D – Em
Triad’s notes:
Em: E G# B
B : B D# F#
D : D F# A
A : A C# E
C : C E G
G : G B D
Home works: Learn the triads in the fret board and compose your own tapping ideas using the same patterns of this lesson. I would like to listen to your idea in the GMC Forum!