This is a great opportunity to explore how much feeling we have in our playing. Suitable for intermediate guitar players, this lesson shows that we can combine slow and fast melodies to express different emotions and cover different aspects of the playing.

A three-headed monster inspiration: Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Andy Timmons.

A good exercise to improve syncopation and timing.

Wellcome on my first video lesson. It contains blend of different techniques with some heavy funky groove and metal backing guitars. It's an example how to combine alternate picking with palm muting, legato, bending, pinch harmonics and tapping. Enjoy!

A mid tempo metal track in 6/8 designed to improve timing, palm muting and picking.

Whether you're into Dream Theater or Symphony X, rhythm guitar should be one of the main aspect of your studies. This lesson should inspire you to create some tight intricate rhythm tracks.

We will work on the lead section of the previous lesson called Heavy prog rhythm.

Dig into some dark and melodic picking. The idea behind this lesson is learning how to develop independence in our playing.

In this lesson we'll continue working on rhythm guitar. Similar to my previous riffing lessons, we'll use Phrygian Major scale for this one. Oh yes - this scale sounds wild in riffing stuff! Also you'll meet trills and learn how to use them in small inserts between the rythm parts of riffs. Wanna riff?? Get in here!