In today's lesson we are combining the scales and arpeggio shapes you already know to completely transform the way you improvise on guitar

After today's lesson you'll be able to seamlessly pick out any backing track and Improvise over it with absolute confidence.

The goal of our training is to be able to shred all over the neck spontaneously while using the pentatonic scale on two(2) strings. What we have to do, is to memorize the two (2) strings shapes shown in the lesson, which will help us to transition swiftly between the various positions.

In today's lesson unlock the power of guitar harmonies and elevate your improvisation and musical compositions. Learn how to create captivating harmonies on guitar with this simple step-by-step guide.

In this lesson, we will explore Metallica's iconic intro section in "Nothing Else Matters." We'll analyze the guitar techniques used and provide helpful tips to help you practice. By the end, you'll have a deeper understanding of the song and how to improve your guitar skills.

In today's lesson, master these techniques adding flair and speed to your guitar playing. This is part 2 of a two-part lesson series. Learn the five essential sliding techniques every guitar player should know to enhance their soloing and improvisation skills.

Looking to elevate your guitar soloing and improvisation skills? This is part 1 of a two-part lesson series. We'll be exploring five creative ways to use the string bending technique to add flavor and dimension to your playing.

If you know all your minor pentatonic shapes by heart but still struggle to improvise outside of your first pentatonic position, then this lesson is exactly what you've been waiting for! Expand your horizons, break free from the first pentatonic box and improvise all over the guitar fretboard using the minor pentatonic scale.

This is part 2 of a two lesson series on how to improvise better on guitar. In today's lesson, I will present you with a couple easy to understand concepts that will instantly make you sound better when improvising!

3 Simple Steps on How to Improvise on the Guitar

This lesson is all about chord tone improvisation, by following this simple system, take your solos and improvisation to the next level! Chord tone improvisation or triad improvisation will allow you to follow along with the track's chords, put more emphasis on your phrasing elements, and generally make your solos and improvisation sound more melodic!

This lesson is about the string bending technique on guitar! Building a solid string bending foundation will do wonders to your ears, solos, and improvisation. Let's take our string bending technique to the next level with this simple two-part exercise!

Everything you need to know to create impressive tapping runs on guitar without requiring prior theory or scale knowledge and how to integrate them into your own solos and improvisation!

You might think why soloing on one string? Well, there are many advantages: - The most important reason is that it forces you to be more thoughtful about what you are playing on guitar. It takes you from the box shapes and the vertical stuff into playing horizontally. - It also helps you break free from playing those cliché licks and being in a sort of "autopilot" mode, so you think more about what you will be playing and translate the voice and melodies in your head, which will promote your aural skills as well.