How To Play "Nemesis" By Arch Enemy (Full Song Tutorial With TAB!) 

Glad to help man and than you!

Glad to help and best of luck!

Glad to help man!

Glad it was helpful! 🤘

Glad to help buddy!

Glad you liked it and greetings from Lebanon!

Thanks man! Glad you liked it!

Glad to help and I hope your progress is going well with this song!

Glad to help!

Haha, thank you! Best of luck and let me know if you need any help anywhere in the comments. This kind of stuff can be a bitch to play even now after years of playing.

Thank you!

Glad you liked it and greetings from Lebanon!

Glad to help!

For the first solo, you can play it down an octave or harmonize it a third lower in the scale if you want. The shred in the second solo is only tricky due to the last three notes per string part which due to the stretches and position shift between the first and second trick can make hitting the wrong notes easy. Frankly though, bypassing this requires simple practice. Use a metronome or a software to slow down the audio and play along then gradually make progress everyday until you hit the proper speed. It's good to also keep in mind to keep your picking radius to a minimum, your picking hand not overly tight, and your palm muting solid.

Thank you!

Thank you! I assume you mean for the last lick? It's alternate picking.

Glad to help! I can't really do it "next" per say, but I'll check it out see if I can add it to my list. I really should do some dream theater songs.

I post the tabs on Patreon for patrons along with backing tracks for the solos.

I'll check it out!

Which one?

@@MZguitar Part of solo that starts at 3:51

​@@AdamM12590 Well, it's a pretty straight forward shred so the gest of it is mostly practice. You can practice with a metronome or slow the audio of this part down and play along then gradually increase speed. That in itself may be all you need. There are some other things you can keep in mind but some of them may be specific to you. The first is fingering. I'm using a clear fingering configuration for the run that can be clearly shown in the slow with tabs section. If you feel something feels a bit awkward, try using different fingers for particular notes. People have different preferences for fingerings and it's always something to be taken into consideration. The second is picking. The strokes of the shred. From my experience, just thinking about it and being conscious of it can be helpful when tackling something new or challenging. The most important aspect of this the first stroke of a string. I'm not going to go too in depth into this as it may take too much text and could end up being confusing. The point is to pay attention and maybe trying different picking strategies ( starting on an upstroke instead of a downstroke is an example) The third thing here is regarding the stretch with the last shape. Using your vision is very helpful. Looking at where your fingers need to go. It's similar to long slides. For example, if you're trying to slide from 3 to 20 while not looking at your guitar, it will cause some difficulties. Shifting your vision from the 3 to the 20 (where you need to go) right before the slide, makes it much more executable. It's similar to to that. Utilize your eyes on the fretboard while staying conscious of your picking.

@@MZguitar This is the single most valuable response I've ever gotten from a guitar youtuber / teacher. Thanks this helps a lot and has given me new ideas to approach this one. I've never shredded before but I feel like for this one I am either fumbling because I lose my place or I slpwly get out of sync with both hands. But now I have ideas thanks to you. Better reason whu I am subscribed. Cheers brother appreciate what you do

Jackson JS12 I made a video talking about both my guitars in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qu62SukaCCE.html

I'm not sure I understand the question. Make a tutorial just all chorus?

@@MZguitar yes from 6m27 at 8m06

Glad you liked it dude! I'm actually working on the transcription for that. Should be out by the end of next week or the beginning of the one after that

@@MZguitar that will be awesome! ❤️

Yes. Definitely.