Not very clean (this is the one Yngwie piece that I've actually worked on), but just a test of my dad's camera. I'm thinking about getting a dedicated video camera to make lessons for this site-

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Pretty sweet. ENJOY!!!

The recording played a bit noisy here, great playing tho!

GREAT TONE man!!! Really authentic!!! Nice playing too, so close to the original!!!

how dare you be so good at such a young age. lol. excellent job. hey are they doing another king of the blues this year?

Great playing! Can't beat a bit of 'Trilogy Suite'...used to play the balls of this. I'm done Wingnut bashing now. He's a great player regardless. Been working on arps myself cos a lot of my teenage students want to learn them. Getting better but I'll never be able to play them like that! Good playing sir...lets hear and see more. :thumb:

Seemes like you already have it. Just a sugestion, try to accent the 1st note of the scale (16th freet) with slides just a little more. Gives the listener a reference point to hear the other notes. Your playing is already clean so that shouldnt be a problem. Yngwie use to play hammers (or maybe legato¿ :confused: ?) like this 15/16\15 - 13 on the 1st string, on the begining of that scale as a variation. You could do it if your timming is missing on live performances :)

Waiting for the next part. Rock on!

thanks guys! and thanks for the suggestion GT777!!! i just got a new camera, so the whole thing will be coming soon... i promise! got a pretty good backing track too, but i won't be able to be as good as malmstick who can start a backing track by just pointing...

YouTube - Yngwie Malmsteen - Trilogy suite OP5
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I HAVNT GOT A CLUE WHAT THE FUCK YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT !!!!!:lol:

GREAT LITTLE VID !!!!!
Seemes like you already have it. Just a sugestion, try to accent the 1st note of the scale (16th freet) with slides just a little more. Gives the listener a reference point to hear the other notes. Your playing is already clean so that shouldnt be a problem. Yngwie use to play hammers (or maybe legato¿ :confused: ?) like this 15/1615 - 13 on the 1st string, on the begining of that scale as a variation. You could do it if your timming is missing on live performances :)

Waiting for the next part. Rock on!