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- Carlos Carrillo1st April 2008
excellent lesson Pavel!!!
- Jenkinson24th February 2008
WOW! after several months I came back to this and watched it again, it blew me way. I have 3 more lessons of yours that I want to learn, and this will be added as the fourth. Excellent Pavel, Excellent!
- Jenkinson5th December 2007
hahahahahhahahaa! I love the voice changes in this piece, its almost gets dark.
- Victafor20th July 2007
cool thanx
- Pavel19th July 2007
Yes! I always play sweeps in 16th triplets.
- Victafor19th July 2007
are those sixteenth triplets on the sweep?
- Victafor19th July 2007
wow this song is awesome! good job flippin me off at the end
- Kristofer Dahl15th March 2007
Pavel - do it and sing for us!
- Pavel11th March 2007
No! Well....maybe will be one day but i don't think so!
- Watertone11th March 2007
I think I know the answer, but is that part of a song?
- The Uncreator8th March 2007
Great stuff as usual, love to learn and play your stuff on your vids it really helps me with my 5 string sweeping
- Rvddps8th March 2007
Damn, i really like the sweeping part in that, good job! keep it up!
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Chord progression, Sweep picking, Power chords, Octave chords, Slow runs, Fast licks, Advanced rhythm, Instrumental rock, Instrumental madness, Steve Vai, G Major
Let's continue working on Rock Rythm 'n Solo - you will meet a new approach to writing and also play a bit more complicated licks in between the chords. You'll see how you can incorporate sweep picking into slow runs but also how to use fast sweep picking arpeggios for use outside of the solo, to use as small licks. If you have already practiced sweep picking, you can be sure you'll enjoy this one...!
--Pavel
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