Difficulty 8 of 10
Dark Fuse - Part 2
We'll take a look at the beginning of the lead which is played in G minor. We'll use a minor blues pentatonic scale.
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One-on-one (101) Lessons
Difficulty 6 of 10 Pentatonic Workshop Level 6 - Fusion Pentatonics 101 LessonIn this part we are using all the previously learned knowledge and techniques in a fusion/funky context. This lesson contains: Pentatonic scale licks, jazz/fusion concepts + setting up the sound for fusion style playing 
Difficulty 4 of 10 Pentatonic Workshop Level 5 - Pentatonic Licks 101 LessonLet's wrap up what we have learned and create a pentatonic solo! This part contains: Pentatonic licks, vibrato & bends, phrasing. 
Difficulty 1 of 10 Guitar Tuning TutorialTutorial intended for beginners who want to keep their guitar in tune and setup the intonations properly. 101 lesson with on screen text provides in-depth and intuitive explanations for developing good tuning skills. 
Difficulty 6 of 10 Funk Skunk Technique 101Funk Skunk 101 tutorial including Right hand strumming, Left hand muting, Funky licks and grooves 
Difficulty 5 of 10 101 Improvisation Tricks Part 11 on 1 lesson talking about how to improvise over a C and G major chords. 
Difficulty 3 of 10 Blues PhrasingPhrasing is very important when you improvise. It's just like when you talk and tell a story, you use silences, intonation, and form to tell a story. The same things should happen when you play. 
Difficulty 2 of 10 Warming Up with Marcus SiepenWelcome to my first lesson here on GMC. Todays topic is warming up, I will show you what I usually do to warm myself up before a show or recording and give you some ideas about possible variations that might make things a bit more interesting to play. You will come across lots of chromatic runs, scale fragments and a lot of alternate picking. 
Difficulty 5 of 10 Pentatonic GrooveWe'll develop some rhythm ideas using all 5 positions of the G minor pentatonic scale. 
Difficulty 7 of 10 Hand Over Legato TechniqueToday we'll study the hand over legato technique. This technique consists in playing legato with the left hand while muting the strings with the right hand over the neck.
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