Description
This is from Serrana by Jason Becker it starts after the backwards part at the beginning and leads up to the arpeggios. It is a very fun example of how to use different scale sequences in a given key. the part I transcribed is played by a keyboard but if you have Jason Beckers hot-licks video,he plays some of these sequences during one of his solos with Cacophony. The Keyboard speeds up and slows down at various points to sound more musical and is usually playing sixteenth notes.I slowed this part down on a program to ensure accuracy and it is 100 percent correct. This part never leaves the key of D major and is quite playable. Good Luck!
Lesson Info
Instructor
David M. Bunker
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