modernguitarist.guitarinternational.com - 12/7/2009
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By: Dr Matt Warnock
Working on scales is an essential part of the guitar learning experience. Not only does it help us with developing better technique, it also teaches us the neck, about harmony and about the melodic components of our favorite riffs and solos. When first learning to play ...
modernguitarist.guitarinternational.com - 12/7/2009
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A guest post by Jenn at Random Chatter
Music Intense Rock I begins with some credits, behind...
which, a young, fluffy-haired Paul Gilbert, wearing a sleeveless “I learned to play the guitar” t-shirt and playing a pink, whammy bar-equipped Ibanez, proceeds to melt the eardrums and ...
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Paul Gilbert Intense Rock I DVD Review
modernguitarist.guitarinternational.com - 12/7/2009
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A guest post by Jenn at Random Chatter
Music Intense Rock II is the Paul Gilbert instructional...
video often cited by viewers as “the one with the distracting, crazy backgrounds”. It starts off with a little interlude by a mariachi band introducing Paul in Spanish. It then ...
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Paul Gilbert: Intense Rock II DVD Review
guitarplayerdaily.blogspot.com - 12/7/2009
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guitarplayerdaily.blogspot.com —
Intense Rock I begins with some credits, behind
which, a young, fluffy-haired Paul Gilbert, wearing a sleeveless...
“I learned to play the guitar” t-shirt and playing a pink, whammy bar-equipped Ibanez, proceeds to melt the eardrums and face of anyone within “safe viewing distance”. This guitar ...
(more)
Paul Gilbert Intense Rock I DVD Review
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Paul Gilbert Style Scale Pattern
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... a “group of four,” as the first chunk of the pattern is four ascending notes, followed by two descending notes that “reset” the pattern and push it onto the next string group. Try accenting the first note of each triplet by playing it slightly louder than the rest. This will help us keep our place in the pattern and further accentuate the triplet feel of the riff. Ex. 6 – Scale Pattern 2 To continue reading this article please click here. ...
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