Rhythm figure often used in heavy metal music.It's made famous by Steve Harris of Iron Maiden and used by many other bass players out there.

Based on Gallop technique mostly. This cool resource is used by many bands in countless metal styles.

A riff packed lesson that introduces you to the gallop.

Learn how to execute basic gallop licks, often used in rhythm playing by bands like Iron Maiden. Combine gallop and palm muting. Use gallop for some of your solo lines as well.

This lesson will cover one of the very often used rhythm patterns in metal called "galloping"! We will also incorporate natural harmonics, artificial harmonics and other cool tricks for riffing.

Let's work on different riffing patterns, metal strumming and mixing rhythmic patterns - a very useful tool to make riffs more interesting. Also - let's have a look at an interesting chord progression!

The Lesson includes 16th-note-lines with lots of breaks and stops, hammerings, pulls, powerchords with low fifths, and of course another cliché ending. Beginners and even advanced players: it is usefull to clap this one first with your hands, using the metronome, before you try to get into the technical stuff.

The exercise is a difficult rhythm part in different meters. The first section is very in the style of Symphony X and the second section reminds me of Dream Theater's first album.

In this tasty lesson Pavel shows us how to combine chords/double-stops with licks - to create some powerful rhythm guitar. "...also this lesson will show you how to sound "big" with only one guitar in the band. Often, when the lead guitarist plays a solo it sounds empty because there is not enough backings. Well - it can be improved! How?? Check this lesson out!"