Tapping is the technique I love the most! In this lesson I'll shove you how to play diatonic seven arpeggios with tapping and string skipping.

How to cheat on 3-notes per string scales, and unlock unlimited speed with tapping.

Let's get off the crazy shred stuff and work on something equally important. String skipping is an important thing, and it is difficult even if not played lightning fast. In this lesson we will incorporate string skipping and alternate picking, create a melody, which can even work as an intro to a song, using several scale boxes of C#. If you are ready to skip some strings - check this one out!

An uncommon way to fret arpeggios to spice up your solos.

Major and minor arpeggios using patterns 2 notes per string. This lesson contains lots of stretches and will improve your control over fretboard.

This exercise has it all: String crossing in several directions, three note per string picking, melodic movement.

New set of exercises that will help you develop your alternating finger picking, string crossing, left hand strength and dexterity.

The idea of this lesson is to compare all the material we already know on the six string guitar to the seven string one, adding the one string more, to shapes, chords and diagrams we already know, instead of learning them from the scratch.

Focusing on the string skipping style of Mr. Paul Gilbert we'll practice alternate picking, playing quintuplets and the sextuplets, applying legatos and much more.