Cool Diminished Scale Lesson - Meshuggah, Nevermore

[-=Ivan=-]

Hey everyone,

I'm happy to be part of this forum! For my first post, I thought I'd share something from a magazine I run called Guitar Messenger.

We've got a cool new lesson up on Guitar Messenger. Francesco Artusato talks about the diminished scale and its applications by using examples from Nevermore, Meshuggah, and an etude of his own. Some valuable information in there, as well as crazy playing.

Check it out at www.guitarmessenger.com - Click on Lessons >> Diminished Ideas: Part 1 - Francesco Artusato. (Or you can go straight to the lesson from the front page through the lessons/features update box)


Hope you enjoy!

Ivan

 

[-=Ivan=-]

by the way, I'm not a bot, nor is this advertising

just wanted to share a new lesson

 

[Will Bozarth]

thanks! stick around for a bit, too. i'll check it out

 

[-=Ivan=-]

sounds good

 

[Altitudes]

*Site bookmarked*

 

[DreamNeonBlack]

Awesome! Now someone just has to show me how to play guitar....

 

[Jeff-Loomis-fan]

ask chris

awesome site indeed...will get into it more in the near future

 

[Troyanasy]

Any site with Ron Thal on it is fargin great!

 

[Chromatose]

HEY TROY

 

[Troyanasy]

How ya doin' Cromie?

 

[Troyanasy]

Thats a great site man.

 

[-=Ivan=-]

Hey I'm glad you guys dig the lesson & the site. Keep an eye out for it, as there will be tons of updates in the near future.

There should be a lesson with Killswitch Engage launching next week.

 

[Rebourne]

There should be a lesson with Killswitch Engage launching next week.

Um... Yeah...

The Diminished lesson was cool though, thanks .

 

[Liverslapper]

Hey Ivan, welcome to the board, now i shall slap your liver!!!!!!




PS - I don't mind killswitch at all

 

[Liverslapper]

btw Francesco Artusato is very good

 

[Will Bozarth]

There should be a lesson with Killswitch Engage launching next week.

Glad to hear they're finally taking lessons.

 

[Det Som Engang Var]

 

[Liverslapper]

that was a good one actually lol

 

[azal]

KSE are good at what they do, but I really don't see them being able to teach anything other than palm muting.

 

[azal]

also that interview with Romeo is awesome, the fact that he ends almost every sentence with the word "shit" is a clear sign of being from new jersey.