Hard Rock Rhythm 2

by Jerry Arcidiacono

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- Kristofer Dahl13th January 2008
  Lots of cool rhythm concepts here Jerry, thanks!
- Larn13th January 2008
  cool man, sounds great.
- TheClansmanDK13th January 2008
  Very nice Jerry. Very cool rhytm Gonna learn this right away
- krudtaa13th January 2008
  Sounds good.
- botoxfox13th January 2008
  Cool riffing.
- Bogdan Radovic13th January 2008
  I love these rhythms .. Great lesson
- Nick32513th January 2008
  cool
- skennington13th January 2008
  like it Jerry!
- Muris Varajic13th January 2008
  Nice riffing Jerry,well done!!
- The Uncreator13th January 2008
  Very Cool Stuff!
- Pablo Vazquez13th January 2008
  Nice Lesson!! Sounds Cool.
- Gabriel Leopardi13th January 2008
  Very cool lesson! Good job Jerry!
- Iluha13th January 2008
  Great Jerry, on my "to-do" list
- at lights end13th January 2008
  sounds great!
- Toni Suominen13th January 2008
  Nice lesson dude!
- PacmanProductions Reborn13th January 2008
  exactly what i was looking forward to!! great Jerry!!!
- Hisham Al-Sanea13th January 2008
  nice riff Jerry ,very welldone
- Dejan Farkas13th January 2008
  Great riffs Jerry
- Maximus13th January 2008
  Good job Jerry!
- Gerardo Siere14th January 2008
  Nice riffs and rythm
- Stevie-Ray-Vaughn14th January 2008
  Ha, I love it! Nice riffs
- Jerry Arcidiacono14th January 2008
  Thank you! I'm glad you like this lesson
- Juan M. Valero14th January 2008
  Keep rocking man !!!! good lesson Jerry
- David Wallimann14th January 2008
  Great lesson and the Korg does an awesome job!
  Might get one too. :-)
- Jerry Arcidiacono15th January 2008
  Thank you guys!
  David: yes, this unit is wonderful
- Ivan Milenkovic17th January 2008
  Nice lesson man. Keep hard rockin
- Luke66726th January 2008
  sweet
- Danilo Capezzuto26th February 2008
  Cool rhythm
- Carlos Carrillo9th March 2008
  cool lesson !!!!!!!!!!!!!
  
  thanks jerry
- Jad Diab11th March 2008
  hey, really nice rythm man,
  on the first video fo the Dsus4, why it's a Dsus4 and not a G chord ?
  thx
- Jad Diab11th March 2008
  actually i thought about it, and it's the same,
- Jerry Arcidiacono12th March 2008
  Zizi top: Dsus4 is D-G-A while G is G-B-D. Almost the same
  The highest notes in the riff are G and F# - over Dsus4 and D chords. So I think about this chord as a Dsus4 that moves to the D chord - the G note moves to the F# note.
- Jesse28th July 2008
  The first part, reminds me so much of eddie!! Van Halen Of course.
- Jerry Arcidiacono28th July 2008
  I agree with you Jesse
- MirkoSchmidt19th August 2009
  wow, very nice... i`ll try to play it!
- Jerry Arcidiacono19th August 2009
  Thanks Mirko. Try to record something for the REC if you have the gear.
- MirkoSchmidt20th August 2009
  i have the Boss Gt10, is there a software the record who isnt very expensive?
  what is the REC? never heared that before...
- MirkoSchmidt22nd August 2009
  e|--------------------------|
  b|--------------------------|
  g|---------------5s--7------|
  d|--0--------10---------8\--|
  a|--------8-----------------|
  e|-----6--------------------|
  
  hey jerry, why do you switch there from the 10. fret of the d-string to the 5. fret of the g-string? couldnt i stay on the d-string and go to the 12. fret?
  is there any reason to play it like that? im sure there is... please tell me!
- Jerry Arcidiacono22nd August 2009
  Hi Mirko,
  I played the slide from C to D (5s--7) on the G string because I like how it sounds.
  It's a small difference but you can play the same notes on the D string if you feel more comfortable.
  Also, for me it was more comfortable that way and I've just tried your solution... I like the original one more
- Daniel Realpe28th April 2010
  Nice shirt! The lesson sounds great
- Jerry Arcidiacono28th April 2010
  QUOTE (Daniel Realpe @ Apr 28 2010, 03:56 AM)
  Nice shirt! The lesson sounds great
  
  Thank you Daniel

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