Kristofer Dahl12th May 2008Very nice sounding and a splendid excercise - thanks Carlos!
superize12th May 2008This is exactually what i wanted thenks alot Carlos
besip12th May 2008nice soundig stuff!!! and great excercise
Pitch_Black12th May 2008Sweet lesson Carlos. Do I hear Iron Maiden in there?
Nick Kellie12th May 2008good one carlos!
Trond Vold12th May 2008Nice
Danilo Capezzuto12th May 2008Nice lesson Carlos!
kyldeee12th May 2008Cool lesson Carlos
Muris Varajic12th May 2008Sounds great Carlos,bravo!
PassionPlay12th May 2008nice 1
Joe Kataldo12th May 2008good one carlos!
at lights end12th May 2008nice
- at lights end12th May 2008
nice
- at lights end12th May 2008
oops double
Harris Sopovic12th May 2008Nice lesson & good patterns for learning to play classical music.
Fran12th May 2008Really good one Carlos!
Juan M. Valero12th May 2008Excellent mate
Dejan Farkas12th May 2008Nice one Carlos
Capt.Z12th May 2008Very nice!
Muy bien y fantastico!
forgive me if thats wrong. Im not doing well in spanish class
Hisham Al-Sanea12th May 2008nice lesson and welldone Carllos
Bogdan Radovic12th May 2008Nice lesson Carlos!
Ivan Milenkovic12th May 2008Nice, melodic and interesting - as always Carlos
Sergio Dorado12th May 2008Great little theme
Pablo Vazquez13th May 2008Great lesson Carlos!! Muy buena ;-)
Maximus13th May 2008Well done.
Pi3813th May 2008Hardcore and cool! Sweet lesson, Carlos
Carlos Carrillo13th May 2008Thanks a lot guys!!!
- Carlos Carrillo13th May 2008
thanks: Kris, superize, besip, Pitch_Black, Nick , Trond, Danilo, kyldeee, Muris, PassionPlay, Joe, at lights end, Harris, Fran, Juan, Dejan, Capt.Z, Hisham, Bogdan, Ivan, Segio, Pablo, Maximus and Pi38!!!
- Jonas Kreitzer13th May 2008
el very goodo (I`m not the best at spanish either)
- Carlos Carrillo14th May 2008
thanks Jonas!!!
Nick32514th May 2008nice carlos
- Carlos Carrillo14th May 2008
thanks: Nick325!!!
Gerardo Siere15th May 2008Great riffing there!
Skalde15th May 2008wow, that sounds very cool.
BIGD215th May 2008Something to keep the fingers limber on....lol
DM- Carlos Carrillo15th May 2008
Thank you very much for your commentaries,Ger,Skalde and Bigd2!! To exercising the fingers!!
Gerald20th May 2008I'm really digging this lesson; it's helped me get the guitar out of the case and start playing again.
I have a question though; when playing with a metronome, should each note be played as a 1/4 note because it seems like there are grouping of 4. So 9767 are all 1/4 notes, then the next "click" would be 5767?
I hope that makes sense.- Gerald21st May 2008
err what I meant to write is are these notes played as 16th notes not 1/4 notes.
- Sentex0322nd May 2008
Im new to this site and have been playing for awhile but have decided to just dedicate myself to my playing. I have been studying scales for a little while but I have a question and maybe a dumb one, but you play the chords in E minor but what scales are you playing over the rythum. I want to be able to write more and actual understand it, if you know what I mean......
By the way sick riff - Carlos Carrillo27th May 2008
Thanks Gerald and Sentex03!!!
- Gerald28th May 2008
The scale is E Harmonic minor - flat 3rd and flat 6th.
The notes are E, F#/Gb, G, A, B, C, D#/Eb, E
- Carlos Carrillo4th June 2008
ok Gerald!!!
thanks!! - chignome27th March 2013
That was brilliant mate. lml Bookmarking this for sure.
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Hello GMC! Today you will find a power metal style lesson. In this lesson I want to teach some basic skills to be able to apply to the style power metal. We'll use some techniques as Alternate picking, Vibrato, Slides and Palm muting in this lesson.
Your dedication is very important in this style. The chord progression of the backing track is in E minor.
Remember don't hurry up and feel the music. God bless you!
Carlos.
