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- Minor vs Major Scales - BeginnerLEVEL 3Learn transition between Am and A major scale, fingerings and positions, all at beginners level.
- Minor vs Major Scales - IntermediateLEVEL 5We will be switching between F# minor and F# major scale, using different techniques and phrasings at intermediate level.
- Murray vs SmithLEVEL 6Lesson inspired on the greatest heavy metal band, Iron Maiden!
- Clapton vs SRVLEVEL 3In this lesson I tryed to combine the styles of Eric Clapton ans Stevie Ray Vaughan.
- Megadeth VS AnnihilatorLEVEL 7Typical Annihilator lick with a common Megadeth bridge chord progression
- Verse vs ChorusLEVEL 4How to use the same material for the verse and the chorus of the song and keep it interesting.
- Ben vs GabrielLEVEL 7Instructor plays instructor : Ben Higgins and Gabriel Leopardi
- Arpeggios vs Modal ScalesLEVEL 5We will learn a neoclassical arpeggio line with added modal scales.
- Sweeps: Major & MinorLEVEL 3Practical examples of minor and major sweep shapes.
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Ishouldjustquit16th November 2011Muris STOP pls no more!
You are too great that it really saddens me that I will never be able to play like you Guaranteed. You have more chances of winning the lottery than me being able to play as great as you do..amazing..you should be GOD period. No questions asked
Muris Varajic1st April 2010Thanks everyone.
Sinisa Cekic31st March 2010Hell yeah
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Alejandro Pinero29th March 2010Very Good lesson!!
Alejandro
Pedja Simovic24th March 2010Awesome Muris, chop that wood
- Muris Varajic23rd March 2010
Glad you like it guys, thanks a lot.
Laszlo Boross22nd March 2010Perfect combination of scales and arpeggios! And the backing is also very interesting!
Chowy Fernandez22nd March 2010awesome and killer licks muris!! congratulations, this lesson rocks it all the way!!
Stephane Lucarelli22nd March 2010Awesome lines Muris!
Ivan Milenkovic21st March 2010Great stuff as always Muris, definitely very hard to execute, it's so precise
Vasilije Vukmirovic21st March 2010Sounds very good!
Marcus Siepen21st March 2010awesome Muris
zen21st March 2010He's done it again
Awesome
Emir Hot20th March 2010Deri je...
Adrian Figallo20th March 2010wooa, muris you are the bruce lee of guitar players, totally out of my reach for now.
Zsolt Galambos20th March 2010Great runs, as always
Daniel Realpe20th March 2010great chord progression! I love the tone in your amp settings and also the picking, very clean
Gerardo Siere20th March 2010Awesome shreding
maharzan20th March 2010wow bumble beeeeeeeee.... super fast! How do you sound so clean at that speed and string skipping? Great shredding!
Storm Linnebjerg20th March 2010You, sir, are gonna have your instructor license taken away for speeding.
kaznie_NL20th March 2010Muris, please, give is a bit more technical parts, this is waaaaay to easy for me!!.... Or not
haha, very cool lesson, I see myself playing this in about 5 years haha, thanks man 
Bogdan Radovic20th March 2010Impressive lesson Muris! It's amazing how clean this sounds!
Kristofer Dahl20th March 2010Terrifying Muris! I especially liked your arpeggio runs here - they sound awesome.
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- My notes
Hello GMC and welcome to my new lesson!!
It's an advanced part of a series called "Minor vs Major".
We'll be using same progression as in intermediate level which means F# minor and F# major keys at 90 bpm. However this part of the serial includes some more demanding licks using alternate picking, hybrid picking, legato etc.
I used Guitar Rig 3 for the tone, let me know if you would like the patch and I'll post it somewhere for you.
Have fun practicing! :)
Muris Varajic
From this course:
- Minor vs Major Scales - BeginnerLEVEL 3Learn transition between Am and A major scale, fingerings and positions, all at beginners level.
- Minor vs Major Scales - IntermediateLEVEL 5We will be switching between F# minor and F# major scale, using different techniques and phrasings at intermediate level.
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