Great first lesson! I like it
it was a great lesson!
great work
nice lesson it sounds a bit like smile in your sleep by silverstein
Great tap.
Excellent Fabian - and welcome to GMC!!seeyou later!!!
btw. which effects do you use?
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Any more lessons planned Fabian?
Thanks man I saw your lssons, they are great, too
Hey, good job, I love 2 hands tapping (hehee, see some of my lessons
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Thanks man It's allways nice to hear that
Wow I am impressed
Thank you
nice first lesson
Hmm,always these predictable Iron Maiden progressions, and long, greasy hair...
Thank you
Yeah it needs some time to get down with this technique, but if you once got it down it's really easy.
I'm currently working on the next thing, so stay tuned
Great lesson:)
This is really fun playing.... but I keep getting out of the rhythm:( So I guess this one needs a lot of repeating/practice;)
yes Kiko LOureiro is one of my biggest influences
Hope i can play like him one day
Great stuff. kinda similar to KIko Loureiro
Cool sound, looks fun.
Awewsome lesson. I really enjoyed it.
yeah, there will be ore advanced stuff
This is the idea behind Satch's- Midnight.. hope to see you cover more advanced stuff!
sounds a bit like the intro to smile in your sleep by silverstein , also this kinda tapping
schön gemacht ;D
Fabian that's an excellent!!
im going to learn this..
that's a nice trick my freind just heard
it and already i have inspiration from it!
keep them coming
Hi Fabi,
great first lesson, cool sound and playing technique.
Thanks
great job Fabian! Welcome to GMC!
Cool lesson Fabian! I love this tapping technique.
Nice lesson,man.
welcome to GMC!
Good work Fabian, this looks like alot of fun to play!
Great you liked it i will make more lessons in this direction
Nice first one Fabian,welcome to GMC!!
Yea it sound really similar to midnight....
Yep, Joe Satriani would be proud..definately has the Midnight vibe.
Welcome Fabian! Great Lesson!
This reminds me of Satches - Midnight. Awesome lesson.
Excellent Fabian - and welcome to GMC!!
Awesome Sauce!
It reminds me of Erik Mongrain.
Good job!