Well you can learn it now I've already incorporated it to my playing, I love it!
When I first heard this I really did not have any idea how to do this
Thank you!
wow! now THAT was fast and full!
Nice to hear that
Thaks my friends!
wow man, great lesson, I was having a hard time to figure out what he did when he played arpeggios like that, this is surely helpful
wow, thats amazing, very cool
Awesome again! Thanks Zsolt
Great series Zsolt! Skilled and very useful!
Thank you my friends! I simply fell inlove with these arpeggios and already using them a lot
Awesome. I use this pattern sometimes. Gilbert for president
awesome man, love it! that stretched patterns are not easy at all!
Great stuff, and Zsolt's amazing vibrato at the end!
Challenging. (Talking to self: "Now let's leave the Gilbert stuff to Mr. Gilbert, shall we?")
:-)
Very cool sounding lesson Zsolt!
I'm still learning the first one, this is awesome
these are one cool arpeggio chops to learn. great job Zsolt
HARD man, will try it
Very intense indeed, sounds great Zsolt.
Some very intense stuff Zsolt!
Hi GMC-ers!
Welcome to my follow up of "Inspired by Gilbert" lesson. In this lesson we will extend our knowledge of the string skipping arpeggios, and learn a trademark Paul Gilbert shape.
Paul Gilbert is one of the guitar players that when you hear him not seeing who's playing, you instantly know that this is him. He is a versatile yet a very sophisticated guitarist, blessed with techniques all of us shredders would gladly like to own. One of his trademark shapes is shown in this exercise, combined with the string skipping arpeggios.
To be able to play these shapes, you need a real dedication and a determination that you'll become a Master Shredder. You'll need a powerful will, dedication and focus. You will also need to relax your hands a lot to be able to play these shapes.
This lesson includes the following techniques:
-Legato
-Staccato
-String Skipping
-Vibrato
-Vide Stretches
-Pedal-Steelish-Bends
I tune a whole step down: D, G, C, F, A, D.
Have fun practicing
- Zsolt