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- Modal Madness pt 4 - 5 String PatternsLEVEL 8This lesson contains 5 string patterns in Dmin. The picking style shown in this lesson is one of the harder picking excercises.
- Modal Madness pt 5. - The Hirajoshi ScaleLEVEL 6This lesson is about the Japanese scale named the Hirajoshi scale in Dmin. It involves wide stretches but it is played fairly slow so guitarists of almost all levels can practice it.
- Modal Madness pt 6LEVEL 4We will learn some easy legato runs in all the modes of the A pentatonic scales.
- Modal MadnessLEVEL 6In this lesson we will learn 2 string patterns.
- Arpeggios vs Modal ScalesLEVEL 5We will learn a neoclassical arpeggio line with added modal scales.
- Extended ArpeggiosLEVEL 3Arpeggios are an excellent way to spice up your leads. In today's lesson we'll learn how to build new exciting arpeggios over the Dorian scale.
- Extended ArpeggiosLEVEL 6Provides an exercise for fretboard visualisation, and a great tool for solo- & technique development!
- Neoclassic MadnessLEVEL 9Extreme shredding lesson focused on speed and arpeggios.
- Hybrid MadnessLEVEL 6An effective technique used by guitar masters such as Brett Garsed, Steve Trovato and Danny Gatton among others.
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jaguilar114th November 2017Just stumble on this. This will help me a lot I think.. On the stability performans picking patterns..This is greate!! tnx man...
Emir Hot25th February 2009Awesome patterns
Zsolt Galambos24th February 2009Thank you guys!:)
Vasilije Vukmirovic24th February 2009Great etude.You have very "healthy" picking:)
Muris Varajic23rd February 2009Great job Zsolt, awesome runs!
Hisham Al-Sanea23rd February 2009nice Exercise & very useful
Sinisa Cekic23rd February 2009Powerful exercise , tnx !
Wim Novak23rd February 2009Great lesson Zsolt, good thing your doing more lessons as Wallimann said. I love the neoclassical style and you seem to be one of the best contributors to this style at Gmc. good thing you tune to d the same as me =)
- Zsolt Galambos23rd February 2009Sounds just as wicked as the first two parts!!
That's really nice to hear!:)
Thanx all! 
kaznie_NL23rd February 2009Sounds just as wicked as the first two parts!!
Jad Diab23rd February 2009Great lesson Zsolt !!
David Wallimann23rd February 2009Great lesson Zsolt, it's nice to see you doing more lessons man!
berko23rd February 2009Watching in full screen mode I can even read the seymour duncan logo on the pups
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Great exercise and useful lessons for extended scale patterns
- Zsolt Galambos23rd February 2009That is very useful lesson, you`ve done a great job:) And you using same guitar as in first videos right?
because of lights she looks kinda orange not red in here 
But quality is superb!
Thanx:)
Yes I'm using the same guitar, but it looks red on my monitor:) 
AlexLion23rd February 2009That is very useful lesson, you`ve done a great job:) And you using same guitar as in first videos right?
because of lights she looks kinda orange not red in here 
But quality is superb!- Zsolt Galambos23rd February 2009This is not madness, this is GMC!!!!
Gerardo Siere23rd February 2009This is not madness, this is GMC!!!!
- Zsolt Galambos23rd February 2009
Thanx again guys!
Bogdan Radovic23rd February 2009Very useful exercises !!
Carlos Carrillo23rd February 2009Just Amazing my friend
!! I want more!!!! 
superize23rd February 2009Great lesson Zsolt will work on it sometime
Toni Suominen23rd February 2009Great work dude!
Ivan Milenkovic23rd February 2009Very cool runs for solos, great job mate!
Lian Gerbino23rd February 2009exellent etude. so useful to improv alternate picking.
thanks a lot man!
Nazgul23rd February 2009Great series, I'm practicing on the second part right now.
Pedja Simovic23rd February 2009Awesome picking Zsolt, very useful lesson
- Zsolt Galambos23rd February 2009
Thanx guys.
Yes, it is a Panasonic HDC-SD9, and it looks like it is very popular among my friens as well as it starts to be here on GMC:) 
Kuba Szafran23rd February 2009This rocks Zsolt, great job
!
Piotr Kaczor23rd February 2009Great playing, Zsolt! Very useful lesson!
mhskeide23rd February 2009yeah, first comment
Great lesson Zsolt, will try it out by the week!
Also, have you bought a new cam or something? The video quality seemed so much better in this than before
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Hi GMC-ers,
And welcome to Modal Madness Series Pt 3. This time we will talk about extended scales.
While constructing a solo, or just improvising, a lot of the time people get sctuck in 1 or 2 positions over the fretboard. Memorizing some extended versions of the common modal scales can help us a lot. There are quite a few guitarist using these scales, including Paul Gilbert and Tony Macalpine.
With this excercize we can parctice several things: to improve our alternate picking, to bend in the scale to the adequate note, and a vibrato at the end of each bend. While practicing, make sure that every note is picked with the same intensity and every note sounds even.
The tuning is in D (D, G, C, F, A, D ) .
Have fun,
- ZsoltFrom this course:
- Modal MadnessLEVEL 6Time for some modal madness! This exercise is one of the most important for developing speed, stamina and accuracy in alternate picking.
- Modal Madness pt 2. - Harmonic Minor ModesLEVEL 7Exercises in the modes of A-harmonic minor. Try to play them in every key slow at first and eventually at a higher tempo. When you master these try to incorporate it to your own play, or you can come up with your own ideas as well.
- Modal Madness pt 4 - 5 String PatternsLEVEL 8This lesson contains 5 string patterns in Dmin. The picking style shown in this lesson is one of the harder picking excercises.
- Modal Madness pt 5. - The Hirajoshi ScaleLEVEL 6This lesson is about the Japanese scale named the Hirajoshi scale in Dmin. It involves wide stretches but it is played fairly slow so guitarists of almost all levels can practice it.
- Modal Madness pt 6LEVEL 4We will learn some easy legato runs in all the modes of the A pentatonic scales.
- Modal MadnessLEVEL 6In this lesson we will learn 2 string patterns.
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