We have already spoken about Clean Strumming- let's continue with a "semi-acoustic" serie - as this lesson can be played on both electric and acoustic guitar. In this Rythm 'n Solo lesson we will cover some new chord shapes and learn how to use open strings. The lesson is based on chords so if you want to learn more chord shapes - check this one out!

Let's focus on chords and rhythmic guitar using this little tune I composed in the style of the Far-West.

First we start of with legendary John Frusciante grooves, and then we go to the part where we actually learn how to emulate his sound and a couple of great mixing tricks in order to achieve that genuine "Stadium Arcadium" sound.

Elevate your playing with 7/8 time signature arpeggio patterns, utilizing changes in accentuation to enhance your rhythmic awareness and timing proficiency.

Let's create a melodic sound using lots of techniques techniques such as advanced voicings, tapping melodies and a clean tone. The electric guitar can be a very versatile instrument!

Today I bring to you a right hand exercise using a simple chord progression.

This time we´ll be playing an easy tapping etude over some chords to create a rhythm guitar line using this awesome technique.

Let's work on some clean strumming and some slow licks, as well as new chord shapes. The lesson can be played on acoustic guitar, but you'll have to skip a little vibrato stuff at the end (not that important). Take a look at this one and you will get some highly useful approaches down!

Learn the licks of a famous rock blues player in this lesson. The lesson is suitable for beginners and contains a bonus tutorial on how to create sound similar to those of Gary Moore's.