This time I'm pleased to be playing something similar to the style of Michael Romeo from Symphony X (highly recommended listening).

Lesson inspired by famous virtuoso Michael Romeo. Many of his common licks included as well as recognisable typical Symphony X song style.

Whether you're into Dream Theater or Symphony X, rhythm guitar should be one of the main aspect of your studies. This lesson should inspire you to create some tight intricate rhythm tracks.

By using two notes on a string you can "draw" any chord freely on the guitar. This lesson helps you see how you can apply this in a musical context.

I called this technique "Repetitive Sweep Picking" because you can do your arpeggios more attractive and less difficult by repeating a few notes in your sweeps.

This lesson is about the amazing intros and outros that Symphony X does when they enter and exit a solo.

I´ll show you one of my favourite techniques: Legato combined with tapping. I saw this technique for first time in the guitarist Michael Romeo's video.

Welcome to the lesson about the Symphony X ballad. I've made this lesson to explore some elements of the composition that this great band uses when they have to make an intro or some nice ballad.

I chose one shape for major and one for minor arpeggios. The chords are typical 7, m6 and maj7, with few added notes with tapping hand. There's a sliding with tap finger as well...