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Name: How to play How To Play Paul Gilbert Style by Exercise (Part 6)
Uploaded: 2015-08-28
Description: In this video lesson you will learn how to play How To Play Paul Gilbert Style by Exercise (Part 6)

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1 Clip

2 Part 1

3 Part 2

4 Part 3

5 Part 4

6 Part 5

7 Part 6

8 Part 7

9 Part 8

10 Part 9

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tablature tab legend

|8p5--------5-8/13p10-----------10--7p3-------3-7/12p8----------8| |----------------------------------------------------------------| |---9p5-5h9--------14p10--10h14-------7p4-4h7--------12p9--9h12--| |------7----------------12---------------5---------------10------| |----------------------------------------------------------------| |----------------------------------------------------------------| |5p1-------1--5p2-------2--7p3-------3--7p4--------4--------| |-----------------------------------------------------8b10--| |---5p2-2h5------5p2-2h5------7p4-4h7------7p4-4h7----------| |------3------------4------------5------------6-------------| |-----------------------------------------------------------| |-----------------------------------------------------------|

h - hammer-on
 p - pull-off
 b - bend
 pb - pre-bend
 r - bend release (release immediately if no number after r)
 /\ - slide into or out of (from/to "nowhere")
 s - legato slide
 S - shift slide
<n> - natural harmonic
[n] - artificial harmonic
n(n) - tapped harmonic
 ~ - vibrato
 tr - trill
 T - tap
 TP - trem. picking
 PM - palm muting
\n/ - tremolo bar dip; n = amount to dip
 \n - tremolo bar down
 n/ - tremolo bar up
/n\ - tremolo bar inverted dip
 = - hold bend; also acts as connecting device for hammers/pulls
 <> - volume swell (louder/softer)
 x - on rhythm slash represents muted slash
 o - on rhythm slash represents single note slash

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