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mroberts707th December 2012Sinisa is the master of his guitar for sure. Always love your playing sir!
Sinisa Cekic22nd November 2011Thanks guys,appreciate
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Ishouldjustquit22nd November 2011incredible just woow
Ivan Milenkovic9th August 2011That's really awesome playing man
- Sinisa Cekic7th August 2011That's awesome Sinisa. Reminds me of Nguyên Lê, a really great guitarist I recommend listening to.
I must admit that I haven't heard of him ! Great style, thanks
GrindGuer6th August 2011That's awesome Sinisa. Reminds me of Nguyên Lê, a really great guitarist I recommend listening to.
- Sinisa Cekic5th August 2011Sinister!
LOL ! Maybe "Resident Evil" ?!
thefireball5th August 2011Sinister!
Gabriel Leopardi5th August 2011Fresh stuff man! I love those melodies! Well done!
Cosmin Lupu5th August 2011hey Sinisa! Love that slurry feel at 0.17
i smell a little bit of Guthrie's magic in there 
very very nice!!
Adrian Figallo4th August 2011very nice my friend, i like that relic too !
- Sinisa Cekic4th August 2011Brilliant, I'm going to have to learn this !!
Me too !
Thanks guys 
Ben Higgins4th August 2011Brilliant, I'm going to have to learn this !!
Bossie4th August 2011Fascinating lines!!
Daniel Realpe4th August 2011wow, I really like these ideas!
Bogdan Radovic4th August 2011Awesome lesson. Very evil backing - reminds me of movie soundtracks
Kristofer Dahl4th August 2011Your legato technique is just killer Sinisa - I also love your "out" note choices.
zoom4th August 2011Really nice stuff Sinisa! Love the tap bend
things you did.
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Hi GMC!
Welcome to my new lesson about Oriental Phrygian phrasing. Phrygian mode is an interesting scale, which can be applied in two variants: Minor and Major.
The combination of these two variants can give us really nice and unusual passages, provided that in the backing track you have only power chords.
The techniques used in this lesson are:
* alternate picking
* legato
* hammering
Time signature : 6/8
Tempo : 100bpm
Backing track chords : E5/ F5/ D5
Jump to start: Home or `s` , you can also click/tap the lesson part again (the numbers above player)
Go to next part: PageUP or End.
Volume: ArrowUp / ArrowDown keys
Go to any part: Number keys (combinations also possible)
Pause or play: `k` or space key
Fullscreen: `f`, esc to close
Increase / decrease speed : `+` or `-`
