Learn melodic phrasing - guitar soloing lesson
In this lesson, you will learn a sweet melodic guitar solo. You will gain insight into how I structure a solo, and I explain all the fundamental concepts used.
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Learn melodic phrasing - guitar soloing lesson
In this lesson, you will learn a sweet melodic guitar solo. You will gain insight into how I structure a solo, and I explain all the fundamental concepts used.
Learn a fun triplet lick over a 12 bar blues
Here is a killer triplet blues lick you can play over a 12 bar blues. I'm playing over a C blues
String Skipping Guitar Lesson - Pentatonic & Diatonic
String Skipping is not just for shredders! Nope. In fact, it's a very useful approach for breaking out of a rut, because you are forcing your fingers to move in ways they may not be so used to.
A second benefit from practicing string skipping is that you learn the fretboard better, because you are no longer relying on old, memorized muscle memory patterns.
In this video, I don't teach any scales or patterns. That's for YOU to figure out. This video is for intermediate players who already know the pentatonics and major/minor scales, and who are ready to explore a different way to come up with lines, licks and ideas - exploring the concept of "String Skipping".
Naturally, you wouldn't use ONLY string skipping. That should be obvious. No, the idea is that you use it SOMETIMES, to complement what you are already doing. Hope that makes sense and let me know if you have any questions.
When you are ready to learn with me: Go to https://www.masterguitaracademy.com
Killer Blues Lick #1
See the lick at 2:30 Key of E.
This is a great blues lick that tons of players use. Learn it here! It fits almost anywhere. I'm playing it over both a fast blues-rock groove as well as a slow blues. This is one of 6 Killer Blues Licks I've published on my website MGA.
http://www.masterguitaracademy.com/ki... Killer Blues Licks!