Classical Invention Vol. II

by Lian Gerbino

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- Emir Hot2nd December 2008
  wow man, I love this stuff
- Ivan Milenkovic2nd December 2008
  Sounds great man, I love the pads and playing, great job
- Nazgul2nd December 2008
  Awesome, I really like this tune.
- Kuba Szafran2nd December 2008
  Great neo-classical stuff, good job mate:)!
- Jose Mena2nd December 2008
  Awesome Lian, what samples do you use for those backings?
- AlexLion2nd December 2008
  Brilliant neo-classical stuff, i like it! and you`re right metalheads like to hear something classical from time to time+)
- kaznie_NL2nd December 2008
  Wow, sounds really classical!!
- Pi382nd December 2008
  Cool lesson, Lian! I love the stamina bursts. And I can't quite put my finger on the instrument in the background that plays the same notes as you do for most of it, but I love it. Harpsichord, maybe?
- Lian Gerbino2nd December 2008
  thanks a lot Emir, Ivan & Kuba
  
  QUOTE (Nazgul @ Dec 2 2008, 09:21 AM)
  Awesome, I really like this tune.
  
  glad you like it!!!
  
  QUOTE (Jose Mena @ Dec 2 2008, 10:10 AM)
  Awesome Lian, what samples do you use for those backings?
  
  Thanks José I use GiGa Studio Sampler to load samples from Symphony of Vienna. and one rare Atema´s Harpsichord.
  
  QUOTE (AlexLion @ Dec 2 2008, 10:32 AM)
  Brilliant neo-classical stuff, i like it! and you`re right metalheads like to hear something classical from time to time+)
  
  thanks!!!
  
  QUOTE (kaznie @ Dec 2 2008, 11:32 AM)
  Wow, sounds really classical!!
  
  thanks a lot Kaznie
  
  QUOTE ([email protected] @ Dec 2 2008, 12:02 PM)
  Cool lesson, Lian! I love the stamina bursts. And I can't quite put my finger on the instrument in the background that plays the same notes as you do for most of it, but I love it. Harpsichord, maybe?
  
  glad you like man. yes, you´re right, is a Harpsichord.
- Dejan Farkas2nd December 2008
  Great stuff, I like it
- Hisham Al-Sanea2nd December 2008
  sounds great Lian.
- Bogdan Radovic2nd December 2008
  Hey killer lesson Lian! Backing is so awesome too!
- Lian Gerbino2nd December 2008
  thanks Dejan, Hisham & Bogdan
- Wilska2nd December 2008
  wow, you must be my musical twin or something! This stuff puts a huge smile on my lips. Thanks a lot again Lian, keep 'em coming.
- Sergio Dorado2nd December 2008
  Amazing lesson, like a lot this tune!
- Gerardo Siere3rd December 2008
  Great composition Lian!
- Muris Varajic3rd December 2008
  Sounds awesome!
- Piotr Kaczor3rd December 2008
  Sounds just great! Amazing lesson Lian!
- Lian Gerbino3rd December 2008
  thanks everyone
- Marcus Siepen9th December 2008
  very nice Lian, great job
- Lian Gerbino9th December 2008
  thanks a lot Marcus

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