Mark Schiewe31st January 2007thats some mighty fine speed picking
beebo31st January 2007nice!
- Steelkonsum31st January 2007
I lub it! Especially video 4 and after.
Norven2nd February 2007
I think there is a minor tab wrong in the end of vid 4. You do the vibrato on the 14th fret at the A string?
Kristofer Dahl2nd February 2007Norver: I'm not sure I understand where...?
- Aryo2nd February 2007
loooool, go scare ur mum! lol.
kris ur klassic
(p.s. she wasnt THAT scared) Sorry I meant Vid. 5
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here you do vibrato on 15, but on the with you go down to the 14th fret.on the vid*
- Kristofer Dahl2nd February 2007
Thanks, I'm with you now - fixed!
- Kristofer Dahl2nd February 2007
Aryo: Then you gotta play it faster!!
- The Dane2nd February 2007
Great solo, great lesson!
... I've noticed, that when you play the first piece of the speed run fast, you use alot of hammer-ons. Atleast thats what it looks like... But when you play it slow, you pick on every note. Which way should i practice it? (So far i have picked on every note) - Kristofer Dahl2nd February 2007
The Dane: Thank you! Well - as mentioned in the lesson mixing hammer-ons with picking can be easier. However, of you can do it with 100% picking you shouldn't have any problems adding hammer-ons... So the choice is yours!
- The Dane2nd February 2007
Ok! Think I'll go with the 100% picking then!
- Clueless19th March 2007
wow thats fast
- Victafor17th July 2007
that lesson was awesome! love the funky feelin
PacmanProductions9th October 2007that intro is really fast!...
around the slower part after that is sounds like little kids talking and then a man saying something.... is that the backing track or a mistake in recording?- Kristofer Dahl9th October 2007
It's me saying "practice" with different voices - it's a hidden message!!
Andrew Cockburn9th October 2007^^
That was an early attempt - in later lessons he is saying "Join GMC Join GMC" really quietly so you don't realize it!- Kristofer Dahl9th October 2007
^^ Andrew made me do it!!
- Andrew Cockburn9th October 2007
^^ Hah, yes, using the hidden messages in my theory lessons - easy really as everyone is usually asleep by the 4th paragraph
- Kristofer Dahl9th October 2007
So you mean people are easier to indoctrinate when they're asleep - I'll remember that!
ZZZzzz - Andrew Cockburn9th October 2007
^^ You will give all GMC moderators a huge pay rise, you will give all GMC moderators a huge pay rise ^^
Damn, I do it for free anyway
- Kristofer Dahl9th October 2007
My idea was rather to instead of finding all the coolest instructors - we are going to find people that make our students fall asleep. They will then be be open for hidden messages, such "fooolllooow Andrew's amp mooodelling blllloooog".
What do you say? - Andrew Cockburn9th October 2007
I like it - where else can you get quality guitar instruction and sleep therapy all at the same time ??
- Kristofer Dahl9th October 2007
Without wanting to sound disrespectful - there actually already are a whole bunch of such places!!
edit: sorry I missed the quality bit - Andrew Cockburn9th October 2007
Kris, you are a funny guy
- guitarmasterwannabe14th November 2007
kris..i ve been playing for 10 years but i am nowhere close to your skill..is it true that anybody can become like you if they practice? or is it that some people just dont have the talent?
- Kristofer Dahl14th November 2007
Yes absolutely - I am learning to sing currently!
How many hours per day have you been practcing those 10 years? 
Carlos Carrillo22nd February 2008Hey Kris!!!nice melody!!!great job!!!thanks
- Leo.weisbecker20th April 2008
Welche Noten schlägst Du bei dem Introlauf an,
welche sind hammer ons und welche pull offs?
Sorry my Englisch is not so good! 
Joe Kataldo27th April 2008Hey Kris You Should Make more lesson...Good Job
Alexiaden931st May 2009Really cool lesson !
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Let's continue our "Map My Gap" fusion solo lesson. This part will be an excellent illustration on how to create a speedpicking run from our 101 speedpicking lesson patterns.
The solo also yields some horizontal phrasing à la Steve Vai as well a some Eric Johnson style arpeggios. In this lesson you will find some difficult techniques as well some intermediate licks.
This part of the solo is in A minor (except for the first run which is in E minor).
-> Go to "Map my Gap" fusion solo lesson part1.
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