Marek Rojewski18th January 2009My brain would burn off with so much jumps:D That means this lesson will achieve it's goal for sure:)
ErikEklund18th January 2009This lesson is so cool, and those jumps will be very useful. Great
Toni Suominen18th January 2009Great shredding as always Muris!
Vinod Saranga18th January 2009Jumping around the whole fret board
Great lesson Muris!
Piotr Kaczor18th January 2009Useful, melodious, interesting and awesome, as always!
AlexLion18th January 2009Doh.. That`s so great! i like very much those jumps at 5-6 second and at 37-39!
Ivan Milenkovic18th January 2009Great concept Muris, it will definitely be useful for players who wanna go through all the positions during the solo.
Pedja Simovic18th January 2009Great lesson Muris
Nazgul18th January 2009I would say pre-advanced, not intermediate!
Great stuff Muris! 
David Wallimann18th January 2009Excellent lesson Muris as always. I love the fact that there are so many useful licks in your material!
Bogdan Radovic18th January 2009Top notch stuff Muris !!! Love this series!
Muris Varajic18th January 2009Thank you guys!
Nazgul, level is pretty individual matter
and dividing into 3 levels is very tricky to match,
there are gray areas in between and everything is possible.
chast18th January 2009That's the stuff I really like
Maybe any recommendations what band or artist I could listen to, that plays that kind of style ?
Great lesson- Muris Varajic18th January 2009
Thanks Chast.
I'm not that sure if I can recommend you a band or player
regarding this style cause this is not that much of a style at all imo,
what we have here is jumping from one position to another,
many players have done something similar,
Satch, Malmsteen, Govan, Gilbert etc.
Think of it as a Position Skipping (vs. String Skipping). 
lcsdds18th January 2009Very cool Muris. You lessons are always so useful. They are the best way to practice lots of different licks in a musical context. Thanks!!
- Muris Varajic18th January 2009
Cheers Monte.
Emir Hot18th January 2009deri ga braco
kaznie_NL18th January 2009Nice work as always Muris!
Ramiro Delforte18th January 2009Cool lesson to get confortable with the phrasing in the whole neck
Nice Muris!
Hisham Al-Sanea18th January 2009very useful lesson Muris & you did a good job jumping around
playaxeman18th January 2009Hello Muris
Your lessons are always great.
Not only to do but it also fun to watch (the 1 video) and learn of it.
This really make me sweating jumping around all the time :-))
Vasilije Vukmirovic18th January 2009Excellent lesson!
Trond Vold18th January 2009Awesome lesson
Jose Mena18th January 2009Great lesson Muris, this brings you out of the typical patterns, useful and original
- Muris Varajic18th January 2009
Thanks all!!
- Zephyr19th January 2009
I have to admit, I was really hoping to click on this and see 49 seconds of Muris jumping up and down around his studio.
But really, awesome lesson, this is a great method of breaking bad habits. 
Carlos Carrillo19th January 2009Great concept Muris! Love this series!
- lliber19th January 2009
Yeah yeah yeah top notch
- Muris Varajic19th January 2009
Appreciate it.
Dejan Farkas19th January 2009This is great mate, I like it
Sergio Dorado20th January 2009Sounds great
Pi3821st January 2009Crazy, man. Lately your intermediate lessons have suited me well, so let's hope that this one will be the same case as with the others!
- Muris Varajic21st January 2009
Hope the same, give it a shot, thanks!
Gerardo Siere22nd January 2009Amazing as always Muris.
- Sinisa Cekic23rd January 2009
great playing Murise..
- Muris Varajic23rd January 2009
Thanks guys, cheers!
Alejandro Pinero25th January 2009Great lesson Muris!!
- Muris Varajic25th January 2009
Thank you Alejandro!
Alexiaden935th June 2009Wow ! It sounds amazing when you shift the fingerboard with slides from 0:39 ! You rock, Muris !
- Muris Varajic5th June 2009
Cheers.
Daniel Realpe17th November 2009Great feeling,
Very nice lesson,- Muris Varajic26th November 2009
Cheers Daniel.
- IRONMAN7th January 2014
love it....thanks!!
Darius Wave7th January 2014Indeed it's a great lesson
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Hello GMC, it's time for another lesson from Jumping Around serial, this one is at Intermediate level.
In this lesson you'll not find many different techniques since the goal is to play as much as possible around the whole fretboard using straight jumps from one position to another, mixing lots of techniques might cause you unwanted troubles so you'll find some alternate picking, bending and legato in this lesson.
It's in the key of Gm, G Dorian actually and scale we're gonna use is pure G Dorian, nothing else.
Tempo is 110 bpm, 4/4 measure.
Here are the settings for Korg Pandora PX4D:
SGL > HUM 10.0
US HI-G Gain 10.0 Bass 2.0 Middle 0.7 Treble 5.0
JAZ 1x15 8.0
No Mod Effx
PPDLy3 5.3
PLATE 1 1.7
Happy practicing! :)
Muris Varajic
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