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- 40 Power Metal BandsLEVEL 10In this lesson I covered the style of 40 power metal bands in one song.
- Rocker Soloing TechniquesLEVEL 5We will study a guitar solo inspired in Paul Gilbert, Steve Vai, Van Halen and others. It contains a lot of legatos, tapping and pinch harmonics.
- Greg Howe TechniquesLEVEL 6As you may know, Howe is a great rock fusion guitarist, he has got many technical resources: legato, sweep picking, tapping, alternate picking and an extensive musical vocabulary.
- Country Steel TechniquesLEVEL 4Classic pedal steel for guitar
- Applying Micro TechniquesLEVEL 4Let's roll up our sleeves and start applying micro techniques to our playing.
- Classic Ballad Bending TechniquesLEVEL 4One of the most important aspects of ballad soloing: the bending technique. Let's find out how we can use bends within our phrases - not just as a random effect.
- Alternate Picking ComboLEVEL 9Speed picking workout, showcasing different techniques of alternate picking - hand, wrist and pick angles. Get familiar with a few approaches and choose the best solutions for Your own playing.
- Muting techniquesLEVEL 3A good muting technique is essential for great guitar tone!
- Sliding techniquesLEVEL 7Various sliding techniques to spice up your solo playing.
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Drag0nz&meTaL30th March 2014i just want you to know man that that was AWSOME!!
Christophe10th September 2012Oh my godness you're the man
Pure awesomeness, I listened it around 20 times I feel so relaxed when I play this video 
Thanks !
Yash30th May 2012AMAZING. One day, I will have this one down. One day. But not this day. I love the shredding part. That was the best.
McHyra19th May 2012Is this one the application test for becoming a new instructor?
That one is awesome! But the banjo roll totally made me laugh 
Alex Feather12th May 2012Great lesson! Very very nice!
thefireball10th May 2012I love how it ended!
- thefireball10th May 2012
I didn't know this was possible!!! So rich in diversity!
Sinisa Cekic10th May 2012I'm glad that you like it,thanks guys !
- benetom10th May 2012
Fabulous and precious for a starters ! Great lesson Sini?a !
snackajacks8th May 2012Mind BLown
moleman6th May 2012Mind = blown.
This is a master work man. I can't imagine how many hours of practice have gone into attaining your skills.
El Fortinero5th May 2012THIS IS IT MAN, THE BEST LESSON I´VE EVER SEEN HERE AND IN THE NET....FLAWLESS
- Sinisa Cekic5th May 2012
You're welcome guys ,muchos gracias
AK Rich5th May 2012Bravo!! Brilliant lesson Sinisa, you are the man!
Unstable5th May 2012Speechless! Beautiful work man!
Piotr Kaczor4th May 2012Hats off, Maestro!!!
Pourliver4th May 2012This was awesome!
JPBluestring4th May 2012Extremely groovy! This is really good stuff. Thanks Sinisa. We needed that.
JTaylor3rd May 2012Absolutely awestruck Sinisa! Great work!
Patrik Berg3rd May 2012amazing work Sinisa
- Sinisa Cekic3rd May 2012
Hey guys , very kind of you, thanks again
!!!oh man, NOW I am scared. I bet you'd hit me if you had 40 shots
Hahaha,oh my.. i wouldn't,even in my dreams! On the contrary .... I bet that you would.. with a double-dose
Sin explained who's the best !!
Haha, i didn't know half of the techniques has its own name
Overheated!!
Please, Slavenko !!
You know for sure that music isn't sport, and "the best" doesn't exist. If you thought on the GMC, all instructors and all of you students, then you're right, we are the best, and I will accept your qualification!
derper3rd May 2012"We're not worthy!! We're not worthy!!" WOW Sinisa....that was simply amazing. And the solo actually sounds super-cool to listen to, which must have been a huge challenge as well w/so many styles. A true master.
- Slavenko Erazer3rd May 2012
Sin explained who's the best !!
Haha, i didn't know half of the techniques has its own name
Overheated!! - TeoWulf3rd May 2012
minblowing lesson, I gotta work on this
P.s.: your Herman Li signature guitar is awsome 
Kristofer Dahl3rd May 2012oh man, NOW I am scared. I bet you'd hit me if you had 40 shots
- Sinisa Cekic3rd May 2012
ViVa RoCk
!It's official - Sinisa is The Godfather !
Fantastic work, my friend !!
The Godfather ?!? I'm trying, Ben
Looks familiar ??!
gregc13rd May 2012Hahaha, wow. Absolutely amazing Sinisa.
Cosmin Lupu3rd May 2012All due respect Sir Sinisa!
Bossie3rd May 2012Absolutely brilliant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Pololagrattoune3rd May 2012
best lesson on GMC E V E R
Dieterle3rd May 2012Beautiful Sound !
zoom3rd May 2012Flipping Epic all time mind blowing - TASTY!
Now that's sticking it to the man!(school of rock)
You obviously have had problems with authority to be that awesome.
K1R3rd May 2012Oh my god! So many techniques and such a wonderfull peace of music!! Fantastic!
playaxeman3rd May 2012Good work
Loved this concept
Great techniques
The critical part was fantastic !!
Great to see this one being done in the REC program :-)
Ben Higgins3rd May 2012It's official - Sinisa is The Godfather !
Fantastic work, my friend !! - Sinisa Cekic3rd May 2012
Thanks my friends
! Hard work, but judging by your comments - it paid off!
A BIG RESPECT !!
Sinisa 
Amitai Kedmi3rd May 2012Absolutly fantastic! Just insane!
Thank you Sinisa
smolentsev3rd May 2012What a wonderful lesson! You have a fantastic creativity!
maharzan3rd May 2012My Oh My! Now whos up to this ?
Nihilist13rd May 2012That was ----ing AWESOME! Great Job, Sinisa!
MonkeyDAthos3rd May 2012speechless amazing work Sinisa!
St Anger3rd May 2012Fantastic !
I'll come back often.
Dinaga3rd May 2012MY GOD! I can't believe it! This is fantastic!!!
This is surely going to become one of the most famous GMC lessons ever - I know for fact that from now on, when I want to tell a friend about GMC, this will be the No.1 lesson to show them Absolutely flawless work Sini?a, you have to be proud of yourself 
JD_3rd May 2012Oh My... such effortless and tastefull playing. You have amazing skills. Great Composition
- Kristofer Dahl3rd May 2012
Absolutely mind blowing work Sinisa - this one goes straight into the GMC history book!
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Let me present you with the ultimate challenge, 40 guitar techniques in one single lesson!
When working on this one, we were once again blown away by the versatily of our beloved instrument. In fact we got so excited we decided not to keep this to ourselves, so today we are offering a lesson that is 100% free - for the first time ever at GMC! So both guests and members should do some serious clicking around, and most importantly practice all night long!
Techniques covered in this solo:
- hammer on (video part 1)
- pull off (video part 1)
- alternate picking (video part 2)
- strumming (video part 3)
- natural harmonics (video part 4)
- artificial harmonics (video part 4)
- finger picking chords (video part 5)
- octave playing (video part 6)
- normal legato (video part 7)
- strict legato (video part 7)
- pre bends (video part 8)
- normal bending (video part 8)
- micro bending (video part 9)
- trills (video part 10)
- thumb thang (video part 11)
- double stops (video part 12)
- vertical vibrato (video part 13)
- horizontal vibrato (video part 13)
- circular vibrato (video part 13)
- wild vibrato (video part 13)
- one hand tapping (video part 14)
- 2 hand tapping (video part 14)
- sweep picking (video part 15)
- funk scratching (video part 16)
- slapping & popping (video parts 17, 18, 19)
- banjo roll (video parts 20, 21)
- chicken picking (video part 22)
- volume knob/violin effect (video part 23)
- tremolo picking (video part 24)
- slides (video part 24)
- heavy downpicking (video part 25)
- palm muting (video part 25)
- pinch harmonics (video part 26)
- tapped harmonics (video part 27)
- switch toggling (video part 27)
- Greg Howe Style/glissando vibrato (video part 28)
- nut/neck/whammy vibrato (video part 29)
- hybrid picking (video part 30)
- string skipping (video part 30)
- fast picking and mixed techniques (video parts 31-40)
Equipment: Guitars - Tom Anderson / Fender Squier Tele / PRS CE Singlecut / Ibanez SC 3120 saber Custom / Ibanez Herman Lee Sig.model/
Software / DAW : - Sonar 8 with a integral plugins / Addictive drums / Miroslav philharmonic orchestra / Broomstick Bass /Amplitube 3 / Guitar rig 5/
Tempo : 80 BPM
Signature : 4/4
Chord progression : Em / C7M / A /G/ /D
--Sinisa & team
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