How to use the delay pedal to double your speed!

Double stops can add a lot to your riffs, let's take a closer look at how to use them!

What would happen if we forced a true "rocker" to write a country solo? - We would get a country solo for wannabes. The advantages of such a solo are many, as an unexperienced country guitarist definately needs a different approach than a western veteran. In this lesson I give you the most common country techniques - from a rock perspective. Don't miss this oportunity - come along and take one step closer to creating your own unique style: by adding country licks into your playing. Some of these are so simple I promise you will get a few tricks under your fingers right away. Open string licks, banjo rolls, chicken picking, double stops - you have got it all here!

Intervals are basically just a way of measuring the distance between notes in a scale. In this lesson, 6ths are used over a blues progression. This is an easy and effecient tool that you can start using today!

Recycle all your licks simply by playing them in the open position!

A standard country progression packed full of killer riffs, some great improvisation tips and the theory that ties it all together

Here are some licks in the style of Mr Jimi Hendrix. It will improve your skills on bending techniques and gives you the opportunity to create some interesting sound effects.

Gritty classic rock bending!

Country licks in all 12 Keys using double stops and chicken & flat picking