Dieterle19th March 2013Sinisa ,
Good timing ,Nice Rhythm :-)
Interesting lesson with important elements i should exercise ;-)
Dieter
Bogdan Radovic19th March 2013I like the atmosphere of this one. Reminds me of driving a car through the city in the middle of the night
Darius Wave19th March 2013great lesson for combining simple alternate picking concept with chords playing. Great for start
Well done Mr. Sinisa 
Sinisa Cekic19th March 2013Thanks fellows
coffeeman19th March 2013Beautiful lesson it reminded me of The Cure at some point.
Headbanger19th March 2013wow..thats cool!
Fayeed Tan28th March 2013Very nice!
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Hi GMC!
Welcome to my new Pop rhythm lesson.
Pop music and the role of the guitar here describes a style of playing in which the guitarist focuses primarily on chords rather than solos and riffs. These chords provide a foundation over which other instruments play or vocalist sings a melody.
Since chords are so integral to the style, rhythm guitarists must become very familiar with different types and voicing of chords. The most important types of chords for rhythm guitarists are major and minor chords and their inversions.
Guitar : Ibanez SC 3120 Saber J Custom
Equipment : Sonar8 DAW, Amplitube3 guitar plugin
Tempo : 100 bpm
Signature : 4/4
Chord progression : D#m7/C#m7/F#/G#
Key signature :D#m
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