Metal Metrics 1

by Cosmin Lupu

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- Kristofer Dahl18th February 2011
  Mind blowing lesson and arrangement as usual Cosmin. You are a big inspiration!
- Gitarrero18th February 2011
  "Music is Math with a soul" that is one of the best phrases I've ever heard! I Great lesson, I'm checking out Soilwork as I'm typing this, so thanks for this tip. Keep these modern metal lessons coming! Christian
- Cosmin Lupu18th February 2011
  Thanx guys
- Ben Higgins18th February 2011
  Excellent lesson and composition as always Cosmin ! I wondered about the sweatband high on your forearm - I've noticed a few bands doing it. Is it a fashion thing or has it a functional purpose ?
- Sentenced18th February 2011
  I use the sweatband on the forearm to have a better mobility for the right hand, otherwise it becomes sweaty and sticks to the guitar so i cant move it smoothly. Mabye thats the case for Cosmin too...
  
  Great lesson, comes handy. I tuned my guitar to Drop C yesterday
- Cosmin Lupu18th February 2011
  QUOTE (Ben Higgins @ Feb 18 2011, 11:59 AM)
  Excellent lesson and composition as always Cosmin ! I wondered about the sweatband high on your forearm - I've noticed a few bands doing it. Is it a fashion thing or has it a functional purpose ?
  
  hey mate! Well, it serves both purposes - besides that it is fashionable ))) it keeps my inner forearm from being bruised. Sometimes I lose myself and end up playing in a very aggressive manner. To most wrist band bands ) I guess it's just fashionable.
  
  cheerios donut king!
  
  QUOTE (Sentenced @ Feb 18 2011, 12:11 PM)
  I use the sweatband on the forearm to have a better mobility for the right hand, otherwise it becomes sweaty and sticks to the guitar so i cant move it smoothly. Mabye thats the case for Cosmin too...
  
  Great lesson, comes handy. I tuned my guitar to Drop C yesterday
  
  Good point, sweaty hands are usually slow hands
- Zsolt Galambos18th February 2011
  Wow, killer riffs, man
- Cosmin Lupu18th February 2011
  Thank you Zsolt!
- Bogdan Radovic18th February 2011
  Awesome lesson Cosmin! Love the middle part!
- Daniel Realpe18th February 2011
  excellent riffing! I love the sound of it!
- thefireball18th February 2011
  I like this!
- Piotr Kaczor19th February 2011
  Great riffing and harmony!
- Cosmin Lupu19th February 2011
  Thank you everyone!
- badfingers9319th February 2011
  gotta love this one! and gotta love the hair too man =)
- Ivan Milenkovic20th February 2011
  Sounds awesome man, very interesting!
- Cosmin Lupu20th February 2011
  Thank you Ivan I was just checking out your awesome solo already found my favorite licks in there! Excellent take mate!
- Jerry Arcidiacono26th February 2011
  Love that dissonant licks!
- Cosmin Lupu27th February 2011
  QUOTE (Jerry Arcidiacono @ Feb 26 2011, 08:25 AM)
  Love that dissonant licks!
  
  Thank you mate!
- Adrian Figallo13th August 2011
  i love this lesson and your PRS cosmin, very nice!
- Cosmin Lupu14th August 2011
  Thank you Adrian
- Dinaga29th September 2011
  This is definitely one of the lessons I found most fun to play! The sound you achieve is just awesome! I'm really starting to dig modern metal thanks to your lessons, and it presents some very, very interesting rhythm patterns! Thank you
- Grace5th August 2012
  Omgosh I love this one!!
- Cosmin Lupu5th August 2012
  Hey Grace Thank you - we can go for this one if you would like it!
- Grace6th August 2012
  I could marry this song
- Cosmin Lupu6th August 2012
  Haha Thank you Grace!

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