Uploaded September 2013 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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Full lesson available here:
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Hi there folks!
Welcome to my beginner dedicated lesson. Please, do not underrate the power of details hidden under easy sounding, simple melodies. Lesson is simple in terms of speed but the main purpose here is to focus on every single articulation detail, tone of each note, dynamics and clarity. I advise you to use low amount of distortion to keep the dynamics and get what's best from this lesson - wide tone control directly from the hands. Learning how to utilize this control isn't any easier than mastering any shred lick. Like it's said - "Devil sits in the details", so those details are what I would like You to focus on.
Try to keep things as clean as possible. Watch for the moments when picking is very soft and when it's powerful. In the chorus section there are a few very popular arpeggios shapes, that can be useful in any future playing (used by many players in many songs). You can feel some neoclassical influence in there.
Gear used:
* Hufschmid Headless electric guitar
* Presonus Inspire 1394 audio interface
* Poulin LeXTAC vst plug-in with "original impulses/ between" cab impulse
* Ernie Ball 10-46 slinky strings with standard E tuning.
Darek Wawrzyniak ( Darius Wave )
Find me on facebook:
facebook.com/DariusWave
Full lesson available here:
guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Beginner-Soloing-1
Hi there folks!
Welcome to my beginner dedicated lesson. Please, do not underrate the power of details hidden under easy sounding, simple melodies. Lesson is simple in terms of speed but the main purpose here is to focus on every single articulation detail, tone of each note, dynamics and clarity. I advise you to use low amount of distortion to keep the dynamics and get what's best from this lesson - wide tone control directly from the hands. Learning how to utilize this control isn't any easier than mastering any shred lick. Like it's said - "Devil sits in the details", so those details are what I would like You to focus on.
Try to keep things as clean as possible. Watch for the moments when picking is very soft and when it's powerful. In the chorus section there are a few very popular arpeggios shapes, that can be useful in any future playing (used by many players in many songs). You can feel some neoclassical influence in there.
Gear used:
* Hufschmid Headless electric guitar
* Presonus Inspire 1394 audio interface
* Poulin LeXTAC vst plug-in with "original impulses/ between" cab impulse
* Ernie Ball 10-46 slinky strings with standard E tuning.
Darek Wawrzyniak ( Darius Wave )
