Finally a tutorial where the structure is properly explained….Being someone who got into guitar because of Iron Maiden, I’m so glad I found this channel!
One of Adrian's signatures is using a note on the high e as a pedal tone and then alternating between that and notes hammered on/pulled off on the B string getting that open B in there too. He does it all the time - Aces High, Wasted Years, The Wicker Man probably many more. Its very very cool.
This sound so accurate and finally, by using this fingering, those licks make much more sense. So glad to have found your channel. Gonna must relearn quite some solo's :)
Great tutorial and breakdown. I very seldom like to say I have a favorite Maiden song or album because so much of what I listen to comes down to the mood I’m in, but Ace’s High is one of those tracks I can listen to over and over again. It’s energy is unmatched and it captures the rush of adrenaline a RAF Spitfire pilot had dueling German ME 109 pilot to the death. Absolutely brilliant song! Again nice breakdown. I always enjoy when you do these. Even though I don’t play, it gives me a deeper appreciation for the skill and work that goes into the craft! 🤘
Man, it really makes me so happy to read this because I make these tutorials keeping non-musicians in mind and I always try to ensure there is something in it for you guys as well. I think you might enjoy the next video! Cheers 🤘
@@LicksOfTheBeast I really enjoy them. As I said, I don’t play, but I have a lot of friends that do, so I bring up your videos all the time and now I can have actual conversations with them from a “technical” perspective”. I’ve learned a lot since I’ve started following your channel. Keep up the good work!
Really enjoyed the lesson Nicko. I've been playing parts of Adrian's solo differently over the years and your advice about the articulation is so true. It does sound close to the recording. Thanks again
I originally learned it differently as well and the same goes for many of their songs and solos! Once I started to really study their guitar styles more closely, I realized just how much depth and how many subtleties there were to be uncovered. I'm glad I can share those things here now and it's great to hear that this was enjoyable! Thanks so much for the encouragement!!
Thank you for sharing this with us! Your guitar playing is so awesome! You are a big inspiration to me. I am very thankful for you investing your skills and talent to CZcams. ❤️💪🏼
Thank you so much for this, your tutorials are a huge help and the way you present your way of teaching is really easy to learn whilst developing ear training and transcription skills. Your detail is immaculate and so precise and I love how you go over the scales and backing track so I would be able to improvise an adrian sounding solo over it if I wanted. I really feel I have found a hidden gem on CZcams and you deserve way more attention and views- I haven't seen anyone else put so much accuracy dedicated to a band like you have and keep it up- it's improving me as a player. Is there any chance you could maybe go over Alexander The Great as I am struggling to transcribe adrians solo when it goes into 7/8(the start of the instrumental section) and it's a great song and musically interesting. Sorry for the long essay 😂
Hey thank YOU for the very kind and encouraging words. It's great to know that I'm on the right track with the way these tutorials are structured. It's a work in progress so feedback like this is super useful and greatly appreciated! Alexander the Great is in the plans for a full cover and tutorials later this year so I hope you'll stay tuned for that. Thanks again for your support! Cheers 🤜🤛
I agree: That's genius. Funny how ever since Killers he's been my favorite guitarist of any band, any genre....and I'm a drummer. When they toured the U.S. on the Killers tour I waited all day in line to be one of the first through the gate and I grabbed up that first row spot . Adrian was in front of me by about 5 feet all night and it was like a dream. Between songs I yelled " Alright Adrian!", he looked up smiled and nodded at me. I have actually lost count of all the times I've seen them since then ( I'd have to look through all my ticket stubs). Needless to say I wasn't a BIG fan when he was absent and those albums are definitely the worst of Maiden's discography. When Adrian and Bruce returned it was not just the band's rebirth but mine as a loving and dedicated fan once again. It may seem weird that I think they've been the best version of themselves ever since BNW all the way to SEN. In my humble opinion the line-up is their best their playing is their best and their songwriting is their best. Cheers Nico, UP THE IRONS!.
Thanks for sharing your experience - seeing that tour early on must have been amazing indeed! I share your opinion that this is their best lineup - it's also their longest lasting one... which says a whole lot!!! Cheers 🤘
The sound improvement following this position for the first riff is awesome (even to me, with my little hands, after testing several other possibilities).
Hi Nico, just to say a simple thanks for all this, as a life long Maiden fan & Guitar player this is a special channel. keep up the amazing work, I've watched every single clip so far & learned so much on guitar, bloody brilliant.........please could you add more tabs to your solos please as i feel this would be invaluable to learn from.
Hey Mark, thank you so much! I am really glad to hear my videos could be helpful to a fellow fan and guitar player. Stay tuned for a lot more in the future. For tabs, honestly I just don't have the time to add them to my videos right now - if I were to strat creating tabs for everything I'd end up taking twice as long between videos. To compensate, I try to break the licks and riffs down as much as possible into digestible bits, play them slowly and with close ups so that they're easy to follow... And as a bonus you work on your ear training this way so that you'll find it easier to learn things by ear yourself in the future ☺️ I might eventually add tabs in the future but for now I hope you'll keep watching and that it'll continue to be interesting and helpful! Cheers 🤜🤛
“Ace” video 😉 It’s going to take me a while to catch up on your videos and lessons! Good problem to have! You are right, Maiden has an uncanny ability to make you want to rock out to their tunes and learn to play their tunes! Aces High is definitely no exception! Have a great weekend Nico!
Thanks for your videos! They are very well made and nice to watch! I am a bass guitar player but I am watching to your videos everyday even I don’t play the guitar. Cheers
Thanks man! Really very much appreciated 🤜🤛 I've only had the channel for about 9 months and I still have so much to learn when it comes to making videos so... slow and steady, we'll get there eventually 😃
@@LicksOfTheBeast Great to hear back from you! It's awesome when a CZcams celebrity writes back! Would freaking LOVE to work with you if I ever got my own guitar channel going. Thanks again man, made my day!
Great vid, do u have any videos on how to play strainger in a strainge land. I mean all of it as i watched the one you made of the main riff. Ps really helped me out that did thanks.
Thank you! Really glad to hear you enjoyed it. For Stranger in a strange land, I don't have a lesson on the full song but I did so a full cover with multiple angles and close ups so perhaps that could help you figure out any bits you might be missing 😊 it's in the Full Covers playlist.
Thank you very much! That's massively encouraging! I don't have tabs for anything at the moment. Maybe at some point I'll put together something for tabs but for now I can put more content out this way. I also find you get more of the subtleties when learning from examples rather than tabs. 😊
Hi Nicko,If possible,Iam just asking when doing lessons,would do Guitar Tab on screen or if possible we can download it, it would be really great help and it would nice to study Guitar tab Reference,Thank you again for excellent Lesson and it was awesome Lesson, I remember seeing Somewhere in time tour in 1987,I am big fan of Adrian Smith and Dave Murray they kick butt and it was awesome show, and Thank you,James
Hey James, thanks for watching and for your comment! At the moment, writing up tabs is not something I'm going to implement. For one thing, it would take me a lot longer to put together these videos if I also had to create and add tablature. But aside from that, I really think it ultimately hurts you as a musician. Having the solos broken down into smaller sections, played slowly, with close ups and with CZcams allowing you to slow it down even more... I think everything you need is already there. I strongly suggest using these tutorials as a way to learn AND also train your ears at the same time so that you can eventually learn anything you want on your own! If you're ever stuck on a part and need help figuring out which notes I'm playing, you can always ask and I'll be happy to help! Cheers!!
@@LicksOfTheBeast Hi Nicko,Thank you for your reply and Thank you for Help and I really appreciate,any kind help learning the rhythm and solos to,I remember back 80s when I was learning. Guitar Tab my teacher would box everything on solo,he would draw line,on tab put above he put Box -1 and draw another line another then Box-2 above tab and on and on,he would show one box at time and next he would make me play what in Box and then he would ask me do understand the lick,I would say yes,then he would say let do next box and etc and etc, it help and he told me each box is part of scale and he would write detail on tab box with Hammer ons and Pull offs and Trills and half step bend and whole step bend and whole step Bend and 1/2 and 2 whole steps and ect and ect.This was ultimately great way to learn solos and Thank you again,James Smith
As Nico seems to suggest, you will catch easier the interpretation feeling for both Aces High solos keeping in mind while playing a II World War air combat (even for someone not in favor of prioritizing semantic interpretations of music, as me) 🙃⛅🛩️💥🎵🎶
Great video Nico! I’ve played the first lick with with my first and ring fingers until now. It sounds so much better like you showed. Is there any advice you would give to someone only starting to learning scales? Would love to know as much about the theory behind the solos as you do!
Glad to hear I could help with that!! 😃 For learning scales, I would say start getting familiar with the major and natural minor scale in terms of how they sound and feel and how they're structured. Listen for where the half steps are... That always helps! And practice them with different patterns all over the neck. I think that's a good start. Then for more detail about how the different scales and modes sound and how to understand them better, I highly recommend you check out Rick Beato's videos on the various modes. He knows so much and so in-depth that he is able to explain it exceptionally well! Good luck!!
I have a bit of a preference for Adrian but really, I enjoy playing solos from all three! Janick's give me the hardest time to learn but they're really satisfying to play once I've figured them out. And learning Dave's stuff sometimes reminds you of just how good he is!
Here.. re-learning the song through your tutorials about Aces High: first, the intro; now, on Adrian's solo, once I finally have learned it on another way. I hate you (actually I love you, and hate myself for not starting with your videos). Please, DON'T do it with Dave's one 😉👍 (it maybe easier, just a pair of scales and tremolos, but a lot of people makes it just simpler...). Thanks a lot once more time, Nico 🎸🎵🎶
For these videos I just use the Bias FX 2 plugin. Actually, everything I use is listed in the description for each video 😊 I think getting these songs to sound more like Maiden is less a question of gear and much more a question of how you play. There are many small subtleties to watch for. Just take picking for exams: The kind of picking, where on the string you pick or how you angle your pick on certain parts all make a big difference in how things sound. Then there are little things like ghost notes, muted strums, the fingering used etc etc etc. I am working on an idea for a video that covers techniques and details within techniques specifically for Maiden. Be on the lookout for that in the months to come. Thank you so much for watching and for your question. Cheers! 🤘
Nicko could you make a video on how to get the perfect tone for the guitar? I have a BOSS GT1 Processor. What effects do you mix up to get that beautiful sound/patch on your guitar?
Check under the gears & guitars playlist, I have a video about my sound settings in Bias FX. I've used a GT1 in the past and applied the same ideas with similar results so it should help 🙂
@@LicksOfTheBeast thank you, Nicko. I will definitely look it up. I love the way your guitar sounds. Your kindness is very "Maidenish"! Regards from Lisboa, Portugal 🇵🇹🤘🇵🇹
Posso chiederti come fai il primo lick? Tutte le tabs fanno fare sulla corda SI 15-12-0 15-14-0, alcune con un pull off, altre senza. Ma suona strano. Mi piace più come lo fai tu 😉🤘🤘
Infatti fatto così sulla seconda corda, le note sono giuste ma l'articolazione no... perciò suona strano 😊 Lo faccio vedere lentamente a 5:08 Suono sulla prima e la seconda corda tra il 10⁰ e 14⁰ tasto
Finally a tutorial where the structure is properly explained….Being someone who got into guitar because of Iron Maiden, I’m so glad I found this channel!
Thank you! I'm glad you did too 🙂
Absolutely great Nico's channel; a pleasure.
One of Adrian's signatures is using a note on the high e as a pedal tone and then alternating between that and notes hammered on/pulled off on the B string getting that open B in there too. He does it all the time - Aces High, Wasted Years, The Wicker Man probably many more. Its very very cool.
Yeah, finally the Lado. I was kinda expecting that😀.
Oh yeah... for this song it was kind of a must 😁🤘
It was the first time I saw someone doing the first lick that way. Impressive, it gives the Adrian feeling for that! Congrats bro, you rock!
Glad I could show something new and interesting then!! Thank you so much brother. Cheers!
Yes! These are the right notes! Exactly what I hear on the CD!
This sound so accurate and finally, by using this fingering, those licks make much more sense.
So glad to have found your channel. Gonna must relearn quite some solo's :)
Glad it was helpful! Definitely lots more to come!!! 😃
Absolutely spot on. If I can balance a budget of a new guitar and laptop, I would love to do some Maiden trade offs solos
I try to share on Twitter a lot. Would love to see you on there. Amazing as always
Thank you!!! Always immensely appreciated!! ☺️🤘🤘
Great tutorial and breakdown. I very seldom like to say I have a favorite Maiden song or album because so much of what I listen to comes down to the mood I’m in, but Ace’s High is one of those tracks I can listen to over and over again. It’s energy is unmatched and it captures the rush of adrenaline a RAF Spitfire pilot had dueling German ME 109 pilot to the death. Absolutely brilliant song! Again nice breakdown.
I always enjoy when you do these. Even though I don’t play, it gives me a deeper appreciation for the skill and work that goes into the craft! 🤘
Man, it really makes me so happy to read this because I make these tutorials keeping non-musicians in mind and I always try to ensure there is something in it for you guys as well.
I think you might enjoy the next video! Cheers 🤘
@@LicksOfTheBeast I really enjoy them. As I said, I don’t play, but I have a lot of friends that do, so I bring up your videos all the time and now I can have actual conversations with them from a “technical” perspective”. I’ve learned a lot since I’ve started following your channel. Keep up the good work!
Yeah! that's the way that Adrian Smith play it. Nice tutorial!
Its satisfying to see someone so articulate when it comes to explaining music and other things.
I enjoy these videos alot
Thanks for making them.
Thank you so much for watching and for the kind encouragement!!
Really enjoyed the lesson Nicko. I've been playing parts of Adrian's solo differently over the years and your advice about the articulation is so true. It does sound close to the recording. Thanks again
I originally learned it differently as well and the same goes for many of their songs and solos! Once I started to really study their guitar styles more closely, I realized just how much depth and how many subtleties there were to be uncovered. I'm glad I can share those things here now and it's great to hear that this was enjoyable! Thanks so much for the encouragement!!
Awesome tone wow!!!
Thank you for another awesome tutorial. I really admire the professional analysis you give towards such an iconic Band.
Thank you for sharing this with us! Your guitar playing is so awesome! You are a big inspiration to me. I am very thankful for you investing your skills and talent to CZcams. ❤️💪🏼
Thank you so much for this, your tutorials are a huge help and the way you present your way of teaching is really easy to learn whilst developing ear training and transcription skills. Your detail is immaculate and so precise and I love how you go over the scales and backing track so I would be able to improvise an adrian sounding solo over it if I wanted. I really feel I have found a hidden gem on CZcams and you deserve way more attention and views- I haven't seen anyone else put so much accuracy dedicated to a band like you have and keep it up- it's improving me as a player. Is there any chance you could maybe go over Alexander The Great as I am struggling to transcribe adrians solo when it goes into 7/8(the start of the instrumental section) and it's a great song and musically interesting. Sorry for the long essay 😂
Hey thank YOU for the very kind and encouraging words. It's great to know that I'm on the right track with the way these tutorials are structured. It's a work in progress so feedback like this is super useful and greatly appreciated! Alexander the Great is in the plans for a full cover and tutorials later this year so I hope you'll stay tuned for that. Thanks again for your support! Cheers 🤜🤛
I agree: That's genius. Funny how ever since Killers he's been my favorite guitarist of any band, any genre....and I'm a drummer. When they toured the U.S. on the Killers tour I waited all day in line to be one of the first through the gate and I grabbed up that first row spot . Adrian was in front of me by about 5 feet all night and it was like a dream. Between songs I yelled " Alright Adrian!", he looked up smiled and nodded at me. I have actually lost count of all the times I've seen them since then ( I'd have to look through all my ticket stubs). Needless to say I wasn't a BIG fan when he was absent and those albums are definitely the worst of Maiden's discography. When Adrian and Bruce returned it was not just the band's rebirth but mine as a loving and dedicated fan once again. It may seem weird that I think they've been the best version of themselves ever since BNW all the way to SEN. In my humble opinion the line-up is their best their playing is their best and their songwriting is their best. Cheers Nico, UP THE IRONS!.
Thanks for sharing your experience - seeing that tour early on must have been amazing indeed!
I share your opinion that this is their best lineup - it's also their longest lasting one... which says a whole lot!!!
Cheers 🤘
Right on! 👍🏻
Thanks Nico, this is fantastic! I find using tab difficult as I always play by ear and this lesson has really helped. Thank you so much!
Hey that's great to hear, thank you! And being able to play by ear is a very important skill to develop so it's awesome that you're doing that 🤘🤘
The sound improvement following this position for the first riff is awesome (even to me, with my little hands, after testing several other possibilities).
The First lick "way of thinking": using pedal notes on high-E and open string on b-string, was used again on Wasted Years and Wicker Man.
Thank you! máster 🇨🇱
Thank YOU! I am far from a master... Still very much a student trying to do these songs justice ☺️
Superb breakdown. You have an excellent ear!
Hi Nico, just to say a simple thanks for all this, as a life long Maiden fan & Guitar player this is a special channel. keep up the amazing work, I've watched every single clip so far & learned so much on guitar, bloody brilliant.........please could you add more tabs to your solos please as i feel this would be invaluable to learn from.
Hey Mark, thank you so much! I am really glad to hear my videos could be helpful to a fellow fan and guitar player. Stay tuned for a lot more in the future.
For tabs, honestly I just don't have the time to add them to my videos right now - if I were to strat creating tabs for everything I'd end up taking twice as long between videos. To compensate, I try to break the licks and riffs down as much as possible into digestible bits, play them slowly and with close ups so that they're easy to follow... And as a bonus you work on your ear training this way so that you'll find it easier to learn things by ear yourself in the future ☺️
I might eventually add tabs in the future but for now I hope you'll keep watching and that it'll continue to be interesting and helpful! Cheers 🤜🤛
“Ace” video 😉
It’s going to take me a while to catch up on your videos and lessons! Good problem to have! You are right, Maiden has an uncanny ability to make you want to rock out to their tunes and learn to play their tunes! Aces High is definitely no exception! Have a great weekend Nico!
Brilliant breakdown. Thank you for the lesson.
Thank YOU for watching! Cheers! 🤜🤛
wow Niko that's some hair do right there - I love your commitment to the Maiden 80s era even going as far as the hair style lol ;p
Hahahahahaha hey it was during lockdowns... Couldn't get a haircut for quite some time 🤣
...and one more time...
Great job as usual, man!
Much much appreciated. Thank you!!
Killer solo! 🙌
Thanks for your videos! They are very well made and nice to watch! I am a bass guitar player but I am watching to your videos everyday even I don’t play the guitar. Cheers
That's awesome to hear...thank you!! 🤘
Ok lets,try this approach, this is the first guitarsolo Im learned ever in my life. There is always a way to improve. 🙂
Nice tutorial, Nico! 🤜🤛
1000 thanks my man!! 🤜🤛
Great 👍 👍
ADRIAN SMITH AWESOME GUITAR PLAYER FACT
Thank you so much for this
Awesome video! Shocked that you don't have more subscribers!
Thanks man! Really very much appreciated 🤜🤛
I've only had the channel for about 9 months and I still have so much to learn when it comes to making videos so... slow and steady, we'll get there eventually 😃
@@LicksOfTheBeast Great to hear back from you! It's awesome when a CZcams celebrity writes back! Would freaking LOVE to work with you if I ever got my own guitar channel going. Thanks again man, made my day!
Great vid, do u have any videos on how to play strainger in a strainge land. I mean all of it as i watched the one you made of the main riff. Ps really helped me out that did thanks.
Thank you! Really glad to hear you enjoyed it. For Stranger in a strange land, I don't have a lesson on the full song but I did so a full cover with multiple angles and close ups so perhaps that could help you figure out any bits you might be missing 😊 it's in the Full Covers playlist.
This is fantastic! Best tutorial i've seen for this track. - Do you have any tabs to go with this?
Thank you very much! That's massively encouraging! I don't have tabs for anything at the moment. Maybe at some point I'll put together something for tabs but for now I can put more content out this way. I also find you get more of the subtleties when learning from examples rather than tabs. 😊
So good, u r a good instructor.
Thank you very much! 🙏
Hi Nicko,If possible,Iam just asking when doing lessons,would do Guitar Tab on screen or if possible we can download it, it would be really great help and it would nice to study Guitar tab Reference,Thank you again for excellent Lesson and it was awesome Lesson, I remember seeing Somewhere in time tour in 1987,I am big fan of Adrian Smith and Dave Murray they kick butt and it was awesome show, and Thank you,James
Hey James, thanks for watching and for your comment! At the moment, writing up tabs is not something I'm going to implement. For one thing, it would take me a lot longer to put together these videos if I also had to create and add tablature. But aside from that, I really think it ultimately hurts you as a musician. Having the solos broken down into smaller sections, played slowly, with close ups and with CZcams allowing you to slow it down even more... I think everything you need is already there. I strongly suggest using these tutorials as a way to learn AND also train your ears at the same time so that you can eventually learn anything you want on your own! If you're ever stuck on a part and need help figuring out which notes I'm playing, you can always ask and I'll be happy to help! Cheers!!
@@LicksOfTheBeast Hi Nicko,Thank you for your reply and Thank you for Help and I really appreciate,any kind help learning the rhythm and solos to,I remember back 80s when I was learning. Guitar Tab my teacher would box everything on solo,he would draw line,on tab put above he put Box -1 and draw another line another then Box-2 above tab and on and on,he would show one box at time and next he would make me play what in Box and then he would ask me do understand the lick,I would say yes,then he would say let do next box and etc and etc, it help and he told me each box is part of scale and he would write detail on tab box with Hammer ons and Pull offs and Trills and half step bend and whole step bend and whole step Bend and 1/2 and 2 whole steps and ect and ect.This was ultimately great way to learn solos and Thank you again,James Smith
Great 👍 will
As Nico seems to suggest, you will catch easier the interpretation feeling for both Aces High solos keeping in mind while playing a II World War air combat (even for someone not in favor of prioritizing semantic interpretations of music, as me) 🙃⛅🛩️💥🎵🎶
Great video Nico! I’ve played the first lick with with my first and ring fingers until now. It sounds so much better like you showed. Is there any advice you would give to someone only starting to learning scales? Would love to know as much about the theory behind the solos as you do!
Glad to hear I could help with that!! 😃 For learning scales, I would say start getting familiar with the major and natural minor scale in terms of how they sound and feel and how they're structured. Listen for where the half steps are... That always helps! And practice them with different patterns all over the neck. I think that's a good start. Then for more detail about how the different scales and modes sound and how to understand them better, I highly recommend you check out Rick Beato's videos on the various modes. He knows so much and so in-depth that he is able to explain it exceptionally well! Good luck!!
Damn you are good man!
Whose solos do you enjoy playing most Dave, Adrian or Janick?
I have a bit of a preference for Adrian but really, I enjoy playing solos from all three! Janick's give me the hardest time to learn but they're really satisfying to play once I've figured them out. And learning Dave's stuff sometimes reminds you of just how good he is!
Here.. re-learning the song through your tutorials about Aces High: first, the intro; now, on Adrian's solo, once I finally have learned it on another way. I hate you (actually I love you, and hate myself for not starting with your videos). Please, DON'T do it with Dave's one 😉👍 (it maybe easier, just a pair of scales and tremolos, but a lot of people makes it just simpler...). Thanks a lot once more time, Nico 🎸🎵🎶
Sweet! Can you also do a tutorial on Daves solo
Not a bad idea since we're in the 40th anniversary of the album. I'll try to do that before the end of the year 🙂🤘
Hi Nicko! What is your amp? Is it essential to get the Iron Maiden sound? \m/
For these videos I just use the Bias FX 2 plugin. Actually, everything I use is listed in the description for each video 😊 I think getting these songs to sound more like Maiden is less a question of gear and much more a question of how you play. There are many small subtleties to watch for. Just take picking for exams: The kind of picking, where on the string you pick or how you angle your pick on certain parts all make a big difference in how things sound. Then there are little things like ghost notes, muted strums, the fingering used etc etc etc. I am working on an idea for a video that covers techniques and details within techniques specifically for Maiden. Be on the lookout for that in the months to come. Thank you so much for watching and for your question. Cheers! 🤘
I can't find a cover of The Legacy... Will you make one?
I will surely cover it at some point. I'm a big fan of AMOLAD in general and I definitely think those songs deserve a closer look.
Nicko could you make a video on how to get the perfect tone for the guitar? I have a BOSS GT1 Processor. What effects do you mix up to get that beautiful sound/patch on your guitar?
Check under the gears & guitars playlist, I have a video about my sound settings in Bias FX. I've used a GT1 in the past and applied the same ideas with similar results so it should help 🙂
@@LicksOfTheBeast thank you, Nicko. I will definitely look it up. I love the way your guitar sounds.
Your kindness is very "Maidenish"! Regards from Lisboa, Portugal
🇵🇹🤘🇵🇹
I do like Dave's part as well
Posso chiederti come fai il primo lick? Tutte le tabs fanno fare sulla corda SI 15-12-0 15-14-0, alcune con un pull off, altre senza. Ma suona strano. Mi piace più come lo fai tu 😉🤘🤘
Infatti fatto così sulla seconda corda, le note sono giuste ma l'articolazione no... perciò suona strano 😊
Lo faccio vedere lentamente a 5:08
Suono sulla prima e la seconda corda tra il 10⁰ e 14⁰ tasto
@@LicksOfTheBeast grazie
Hi Nico, please teach us the full song!
I might do a tutorial or just a full cover at some point so that anyone could see clearly how the parts are played 🙂
Are you Greek ?
No but close... I'm Italian. 😊