Five useful patterns in A minor pentatonic. Great exercise for both hands.

Sequential playing, useful warm-up and technique exercise.

In this lesson we will work on a few sequence ideas. They will come in very handy while improvising as they should be automatically played without putting too much thought to it. They are great when you need to tie two musical ideas together.

Five basic to advanced tapping sequences based on the B minor pentatonic.

Lets go one step further and introduce more advanced pentatonic patterns. This part contains: Pentatonic patterns, alternate picking and string skipping exercises & CAGED shapes.

An exercise I do before shows to warm up for technical playing.

This lesson is about modern blues patterns, and soloing.

Pentatonic patterns that speed up easily.

Progressive unison rhythms enhanced with punchy scalar runs!