Nava13th February 2011Amazing! Great sound and technique:)
Very professional and sounds beautiful!
Great work and yes, I want to learn it;)
Kristofer Dahl13th February 2011This is just amazing - it's awesome to have a new lesson from you!
Zsolt Galambos13th February 2011To Majstore
Awesome!
Jerry Arcidiacono13th February 2011Sweet composition Sinisa and great playing
Piotr Kaczor13th February 2011Oh yeah- awesome, melodic solo! Great to see you, maestro!
Ben Higgins13th February 2011Sinisa this is rocking ! I'm going to have to learn some of those licks ! :-D
thefireball13th February 2011Dang! This is amazing and way out there for advanced players! Woo!
It'll be a few years until I can play this stuff. haha 
playaxeman13th February 2011Cool the show also what chords are in the backing.
The solo is amazing.
Sinisa Cekic13th February 2011Thanks for the comments guys, glad if you like it
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Daniel Realpe13th February 2011excellent solo! loved it!
Bear Rose14th February 2011wow this is really, really good!
Adrian Figallo15th February 2011very nice licks man!!
- Adrian Figallo15th February 2011
the 24 frames of the camera are not enough
- Sinisa Cekic15th February 2011
thanks a lot
the 24 frames of the camera are not enough
LOL, exactly !
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Hi GMC'ers! On this occasion, I present to you the part of one of my composition, which I think is extremely interesting to practice. In fact, a couple of things I would like to mention: I did all the guitar with chorus effect, (mix is roughly done, forgive me).This lesson is a good opportunity to exercise certain modes with progression. It is also a good opportunity to practice triplet sixteenths. Six sixteenth's are equal to one quarter note. The count for the first six notes is: One-Trip-Let-And-Trip-Let. This is the first beat, and quarter note.Scales:
* D Major (Ionian Mode)
* D Mixolydian Mode
* A Mixolydian Mode
* D Major PentatonicMeter:
4/4Tempo:
120 bpmIf you have any questions:
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