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  • Super cool. Show us how.

  • @halseynelson

    Thank you, right now I'm not in the process of recording any new videos due to technical issues.

    I'll consider making a lesson when I'm back to recording.

  • That is really, really cool. Any chance you might do a follow-up 'teaching video' of that? I can imagine you'd  be pretty good as an instructor..

  • I can't play worth of crap myself but you did a great job on that solo.

  • great- even better than Nuno, ja ja!

  • Sick

  • You rock man ! :)

  • MrLazy, all 17 of those notes are grouped together with one subtle rest in between each arpeggio. ascending/ descending has nothing to do with it. Look up the tabs and try it and you'll see what i mean. He doesn't change speeds... at least he shouldn't be.

  • WayoftheArts, the tabs are wrong. Most are horrendous. The solo was transcribed by Nuno in Guitarist magazine back in 1991 (I have the interview & transcript) and he plays it as I mentioned.

    And that is what I struggle with - that subtle speeding up/slowing down.

  • you have those tabss? could you tab out the tapped arrpegio part?

  • How do you manage the really fast arps of D & E?

    The pattern is 9 notes per beat on the ascent and 8 down. You are having to speed up/slow down an absolute fraction when playing at an intense pace.

    How do you make the distinction between the 2?

  • i didn't quite understand the question, about how I practiced it I just played it slowly with a metronome.

  • What I mean is that when you get to the D & E tapped arpeggios, each ascent and descent takes one beat. Each ascent is 9 notes (like 3 sets of triplets) and each descent is 8 notes (or 16th notes).

    So this means to ascend you are playing 9 notes in a beat and when you descend you are playing 8 notes a beat.

    My question is how do you time this as it is such a slight shift in speed?

  • the only change of speed while playing the arps occurs in the 2 last ones(the fastest ones), for the timing-only the first 3 notes on the high E string in each arp are played faster and the rest is at standard speed(those first 3 notes are 17-10-14(frets) on the first arp and 19-12-16).

  • Yes I am talking about the last 2 arps , the D & E (as I play along to the record). As Nuno is tuned down 1/2 step, they are actually D# and F.

    You only speed up the top 3 notes but he actually plays the ascending 9 notes as 3 lots of 3 - and in one full beat. Then descends the 8 as normal so there is speeding up/slowing down.

  • Hi,

    Just got your email. Sorry, I can't tab the transcription. But you can buy copies of the mag on eBay.

  • Very good job!! 5 stars to you too!

  • Really nicely done, man...

  • damn you're got it all right dude

  • AWESOME

  • is it Gibson? it's Artem by the way :P

  • hi how are you doing? it's a fender

  • @Explosive184

    Can you make a tab for this

  • fuking nice!

  • How did you get that sound out of single coils, bro?

  • hmm just the overdrive from my amp with the bass really low and maximum gain.

    An Ibanez tone blaster 25W, it's not so good.

  • not his on style its a song but he is still good

  • Perfect!

  • Very cool playing!

    You have your own style.

    Stu

  • FUCKIN AWESOME!

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