Metal lesson using a blues concept. Techniques include Alternate picking, sweep picking, tapping and legato.

Repeating ideas while improvising is a great way to captivate an audience. This lesson should help you get started.

Playing without rhythm is pointless. This lesson should help you phrase in style.

...rock/blues solo over a backing track inspired in a Steve Ray Vaughan song called Crossfire. I used some of my favourite licks on it. We will use some interesting rock/blues licks in the style of SRV, Steve Morse, Joe Satriani, Dave Navarro and many other great guitar players.

Focuses on different phrasing techniques like slide, bending,, vibrato, question and answer.

Learn to create a melody by thinking as a singer and not just as a guitar player. An emotional ballad is a good start for this.

In our quest for percussive freedom, we will explore melody making: how to stack rhythm, bass & harmony with a melodic movement on top

Probably the most important & challenging aspect of soloing!

Do you run out of ideas too fast? Ever felt unable to improvise?