Metal lick tab

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Lick 1 This guitar lick starts on the 7th fret using the aeolian scale mode. I suggest playing the b to d note interval straight a few times to first get the sound of the interval in your head before using a bend to create it. This guitar lick starts out as a B minor arpeggio. Sound Loop [soundloop 19]. End with a whole step bend on the B string at the 10th fret. Reminiscent of the style made popular by Chuck Berry.

Slide up to the F on the G string, 11th fret and decend from there all notes are played on the G string. The first 3 notes are B, D and F which are the notes that make a B minor triad. I suggest playing the b to d note interval straight a few times to first get the sound of the interval in your head before using a bend to create it. Sound Loop [soundloop 19]. Start this lick with a whole step bend on the G string at the 9th fret the proceed to the next two strings fretted at the 7th fret using your index finger.