It took a lot of time for my wrist to adjust to the palmmuting but I finally got it down. Thanks!
I loves the Name Called "Joe".
And Here is a Great lesson. It is very useful for Beginners to become master.
Thanks
What would be metal without Palm Muting???Great lesson...well explained thx
very good advice and great lesson Joe!
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joe!!!great lesson!!!very creative!!!thanks
Capt.Z Uhmmm are you sure? I was reading the part printed from GuitarPro while I was recording, the same file you can download
Any way let me know where and I'll check!
Great rhythm,good job Joe.
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by the way, when i learned the lesson, i realized
u played some parts that werent tabbed.
Thanks for the lesson.
It really helped my palm muting
Thanks
Great one Joe, I can see that you are really trying to cover all the aspects of rhythm playing in these series. Keep rockin' man
Thanks, with a bit of creativity can be transformed in a song...Thanks.
Sounds great, sounds like a cool interlude for a massive epic song breakdown.
cool stuff
Good rhythm and muting exercise
cool
thanks!
nice riff joe ,good work
Thanks Guys, well a little bit boring for a song :-) but this exercise is really a "seeders" practicing it in a way or another will inspire you...anyway going further I will introduce power chords, dyads, left hand muting, ecc. trying to make the exercise as musical as possible, so keep practicing because we have a lot to cover!
Thanks Again
Joe Kataldo
Sounds like an awesome intro for a Dream Theater or Symphony X 13-15 minute song.
Great one Joe, thanks!
Great lesson for developing solid technique.
Great rhythm lesson Joe !
Great riffing Joe!!
Cool ! I really love this kind of rhythm
Excellent lesson
This is a very important lesson, great work Joe!
Excellent work and very interesting lesson!!!
Excellent coverage Joe - this is a perfect excercise as nailing tight and slow palm muting can be quite tricky!