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GregH3rd December 2013Interesting lesson. Great use of an somewhat unusual scale.
PosterBoy3rd December 2013That looks like a really awkward scale pattern to use! lots of ring and pinky movement
zeus3rd December 2013very nice with lots of fresh ideas. I am becoming a big Marty Friedman fan lately!
Hajduk3rd December 2013Really like that, has a very unique feel
Ben Higgins3rd December 2013Glad you dig it, guys. This scale does require a different approach to finger positions but that in itself can lead to new ideas ! 
Gabriel Leopardi3rd December 2013This is a beautiful lesson. I can hear Cacophony and Marty Friedman's soul on this one. 
blackpagoda20th October 2017Over those 3 chords,, are you changing key with the scale to the root of each chord, or sticking to notes of Gm?
Gabriel Leopardi23rd October 2017QUOTE (blackpagoda @ Oct 20 2017, 11:01 AM)
Over those 3 chords,, are you changing key with the scale to the root of each chord, or sticking to notes of Gm?
Hi mate. Ben is changing the key depending of the chord sounding at each moment. Get into the slow videos and you'll discover which scale is used at each moment described in the text section.
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