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Jamest -- Ac/dc Inspired, Lesson by Jonathan Burgos
AC/DC Inspired
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JamesT
Nov 1 2010, 02:39 AM
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AC/DC Inspired
Lesson by Jonathan Burgos

Link to original lesson: here

Guitar: PRS
Amp: Pod X3 Live
DAW: Sonar

This was a great lesson to practice vibrato. Angus Young has a very unique and cool sounding vibrato which Jonathan captured perfectly. Another reason I picked this lesson is because of the way it mixes lead and rhythm playing. Even with a 2nd guitarist, that's something that AC/DC does so well. Angus gives his solos a chance to breathe and to let the rhythm guitar shine through. Also, I hadn't seen a 7th chord played that way before ... actually two notes, the 5 and 7 played over the rhythm guitars G5 power chord sounds killer. Throw in a simple tapping lick, and some pinch harmonics, and you've got a great solo/lesson indeed. Thanks Jonathan!

Looking at my vid, I can see that my vibrato still needs to get "wider", but I'm starting to get more control.

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Mate Nagy
Nov 8 2010, 06:17 PM
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Hi!

It's nice too see that you can see your 'mistakes' in your playing (vibrato), and it's also cool that you want to improve in it!
I liked your playing by the way, because you have the feel you need to play rock or blues.

Keep it up, I'm waiting for your next video !
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Ivan Milenkovic
Nov 14 2010, 05:57 PM
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It sounds very good! smile.gif I think you should spend more time on your vibrato. Not only you need to make it wider but also it needs to be stronger and more even. Same goes for bends. Riffing is good, but it also needs to be a bit tighter as well.

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Jonathan Burgos
Nov 16 2010, 02:55 AM
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Thanks you my friend!! Is a pleasure!! biggrin.gif You make a nice work with this lesson. You are a good student. The vibrato is a important element in the expression of the guitarist.

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skennington
Nov 18 2010, 01:35 AM
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8.3 on this one Jim

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