GregH28th October 2012Great! I like the sound. Great attitude, too.
Ben Higgins28th October 2012Rocking riffs from the S-Man ! Is the title about getting a full back wax ?
playaxeman28th October 2012Great riffing and very cool ending run.
Javier Aviles28th October 2012Good. It's like a legendary riff. The Ibanez sounds great!
Christophe28th October 2012Ahah awesome Sinisa
That's the solo I wanted to do on the Ben's collab, but too late ahaha ! Epic !
Sinisa Cekic28th October 2012Thanks guys , appreciate
zoom29th October 2012Walk this Way Talk this way just just gimme a kiss!
Yeah! Great stuff Sinisa. I love that end run!
Blister29th October 2012Pure classic! I have got to learn this one. The speed of that final run will be challenging for me. Thanks Sinisa!
Andre Nieri30th October 2012THATS ATTITUBE, BABY!
Piotr Kaczor1st November 2012Great riffs, Sinisa!
mroberts704th November 2012I knew this was awesome before I heard it. It had "BY SINISA" in the title.
Dieterle4th November 2012This lesson is real interesting to me will bookmark it for later,
like that cool sound !
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Hi GMCers!
Welcome to my new lesson!
One of the most widely used scale is the Minor Blues scale or simply Blues scale. Although the title evokes to the Blues genre, this scale can be equally interesting in other genres, especially in Hard and Heavy metal. It is especially interesting when playing riffing, so this lesson is an example of such playing with two guitars, each playing in different octave.
The opening riff is usually the most memorable part of the song and although not always difficult to play, this is a good exercise with short catchy phrases that you can always use.
Guitar : Ibanez SC3120 J Custom
Equipment : Sonar8 DAW, Guitar Rig5 plugin,Addictive drums
Tempo : 100 bpm
Signature : 4/4
Chord progression : E5/D5/A5
Scale used : E Blues scale
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