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.

The first solo in Blue Note In A tune. This solo is pretty soft and mellow, with overdrive sound.

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.

Modern & overdriven rhythm sequence

A solo over the chord progression of Gershwin's "I got rhythm" using chromatic lines to get the typical Jazz sound.

Exercise to learn diatonic arpeggios of C major key over the neck. Analysis of chord extension using arpeggios to get a jazzy sound.

How to make some hardware adjustments to your guitar so that it is easier to play and sounds better. Also covers the basics of some commonly used guitar effects.

Time for some slower/bending/feel-oriented licks! These phrases should be great for the beginner/intermediate guitarist, as well as for the more advanced guitarist - who needs some bending ideas in between the shred runs!

Getting the maximum out of your gear is essential when you are a player, specially on electric guitar where there is lot of things involved between the sound and the fingers.