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Pink Floyd "Comfortably Numb" | 2nd Solo Lesson | Part 2
🕑 Added 2017-08-17 17:30:06 +0000 UTC Hello friends,Today I'm back with session 2-2 breaking down the 2nd guitar solo from Pink Floyd's 1979 classic "Comfortably Numb." This iconic solo is chalk full of soaring blues licks that are played across various positions of our Bm pentatonic scale, and a variety of rhythmic and percussive techniques that are typical of David Gilmour's legendary style. Let's get started!
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Rob, just wondering if you had this as a SoundSlice version or a Guitar Pro file. I find it so much easier to select a bar, loop it, and play along until I know it.
Please do the swiftguitarlesson style tutorial for Porcupine Tree - "Lazarus" Thank You.
The progression is Bm (4) A (4) G (2) Em (2) Bm (4). Make sure that you hit the looper pedal half a beat after the last chord, that way it's a smooth loop.
Question when using the looper is each horde used in four beats per measure?
