GregH15th September 2013Very nice. I like the sound and feel of it.
Darius Wave15th September 2013Nice lesson...very good tone and mix match. You're the man Sinisa!
Ben Higgins15th September 2013Sounds great Godfather !
Dieterle15th September 2013Fine Music Sinisa :-)
Hajduk15th September 2013Odlicno
awesome !
St Anger15th September 2013In the Saloon, take the cards,
Yeah !
wollace0315th September 2013great lesson and great tone!
Sinisa Cekic15th September 2013I'm glad if you like it ,thanks guys
Javier Aviles15th September 2013what a great sound! like a film soundtrack... Congratulations!
- sieg66616th September 2013
That sounds awesome. Great phrases. Love the twang.
- Opossum29th September 2013
You are such a versatile guitarist. I can here some Mark Knopfler-ish vibrato in there. Very moving.
- joshuas123428th March 2014
This is great! Since I use GR5 as well I was able to get similar tone. Can't wait to work on this!
Cosmin Lupu28th March 2014Hey Joshua, thank you for the comment man! Let us know if you encounter any difficulties with this one
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Rockabilly Country...
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Hey GMC!
THE PROFESSOR Getting that smooth, Southern Comfort soul into your playing, as you can hear in this lesson by Sinisa, often comes down to mixing in a bit of Major Pentatonic Scale ideas with your minor pentatonic ideas that you would normally fall back upon with a chord progression such as this. You can hear Sinisa jam with this sound over the G chord, where he plays the notes G, A and B, all notes of the G Major Pentatonic Scale.
So, to pour yourself a bit of Southern Comfort the next time you’re jamming over a tune, dig into the Major Pentatonic Scale System for some ideas that will take your playing in this style to that next level.
Welcome to my new Southern style lesson.
This time we will deal with Country western variant, using several techniques such as: double stops, alternate and economy picking, hybrid picking, bends, slides and other, usually the most frequently used guitar techniques.
Guitar : Fender strat plus (with excellent Lace Sensor pickups)
Tone settings : GuitarRig 5
The guitar is recorded with 2 channels
1. L "Country Strat bridge" preset / 2x12 AC Silver cab
2. R "Country Strat bridge" preset / 2x12 AC Blue cab
Equipment : Sonar8 DAW
Tempo : 85 bpm
Signature : 4/4
Chord progression : D5/F/D,G/C/Am
Key signature : D
Techniques : Double stops, slides, bending, alternate,economy, hybrid picking
Scale used : D minor pentatonic
