Patrik Berg18th July 2013Holy Sh&* Benny that is awesome m/
HungryForHeaven18th July 2013I'm sitting here just shaking my head. Ben, I've considered you a brilliant player always showing that little extra. But the latest bunch of "in style of" lessons go even beyond, they are have unbelievably sharp and well-defined playing at neck-breaking speeds. This one is not an exception to that rule...
- HungryForHeaven18th July 2013
all have*
Hajduk18th July 2013Wow, so awesome.
Avaloa18th July 2013I Love It!
Ben Higgins18th July 2013Thanks a lot guys, glad you like it !
I'm sitting here just shaking my head. Ben, I've considered you a brilliant player always showing that little extra. But the latest bunch of "in style of" lessons go even beyond, they are have unbelievably sharp and well-defined playing at neck-breaking speeds. This one is not an exception to that rule...
Thank you H - great to see you again
Piotr Kaczor18th July 2013Brilliant as always, Ben
- alfredsuresh18th July 2013
wow yeah brilliant !
Sensible Jones18th July 2013I can only double up Hungry's comment Ben!! You nail each and every player you emulate!!
DeGroot18th July 2013Awesome! Another one for the bookmarks
dark_dude18th July 2013Fantastic stuff as always, Benster - will start on this today.
Darius Wave18th July 2013Awesome job! I'm happy I hesitated to do Gilbert style lesson right now, because I wanted to...but...changed my mind at the last minute
What o coincidence 
PosterBoy18th July 2013Nice One Ben, You got all the important Gilbertisms in there!
TreyDeschamp18th July 2013I immediately thought of Street Lethal. You really captured that Paul Gilbert Racer X sound! Awesome man!
St Anger18th July 2013One day... it will be mine
Michael AC19th July 2013Ben you are just amazing! It is such an honor to have you as an instructor!
playaxeman20th July 2013great lesson. I will promised myself a new axe if I can nail this
mroberts7026th July 2013I can't even compliment well enough to go with any of your stuff Ben.... Untouchable! There it is... I knew it would come to me...
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Hi and welcome to a Paul Gilbert based lesson!
"Paul Brandon Gilbert (born November 6, 1966 in Illinois, U.S.) is an American musician, best known as the guitarist for Racer X and Mr. Big, as well as many solo albums and numerous collaborations and guest appearances with other musicians." - Wikipedia
Paul is notorious for his brilliant alternate picking technique and his wide vibrato, not to mention his cleanliness of tone and overall precision. In this lesson I have decided to open with some riffing that makes use of a repeating pedal tone (on the low E string) and some 2 note power chords. This brings to mind tracks such 'Street Lethal' from Racer X or 'Daddy, Brother, Lover, Little Boy' from Mr. Big.
Then we get into the more technically demanding side of Paul's playing.
Lots of alternate picking, string skipping and vibrato and tapping.
This lesson will work on:
- Rhythm
- Alternate picking technique
- String skipping
- Tapping
- Vibrato
Grab those guitar and dive on in!
Tuning:
Standard E A D G B E
Tempo:
115bpm
Gear:
Marshall JVM. OD1 Orange Channel. BASS - 1, MID - 3, TREB - 8, GAIN - 5
Key:
G Minor
Scales:
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