Backing tracks that feature versatile chord progressions widely used across musical genres—from pop to rock.

A guide on how to make your backing vocals better. Backing vocals are very important in your melodies, and it can really mean a lot to have some third interval backings on top of the main vocal melody.

Adding some funky elements to heavy rock tracks can be very effective. This lesson should give you a few ideas to put some groove in your riffs.

This is the Tecno song of my band Cirse. We'll learn the vocalist part (lyrics). This is a good exercise for training your ear and to learn how to sing harmonized voices.

Learn how to spice up regular chords with new voicings and picking patterns to make them sound fresh.

Welcome to my new punk lesson! Continuing with the Punk Sub-styles saga that started with the "Skate Punk Lesson". In this one I'm covering the Pop Punk Style based on bands like Yellowcard, Simple Plan, Paramore, and New Found Glory.

This lesson is a rhythm guitar study for your right hand in a pop/rock style. The idea is that rhythm acoustic guitar mimic with accents the rhythm and the feel of the drum mixing in one part the three main elements: Bass Kick, snare and hi-hat, creating an accompaniment that it's really "in the pocket"

Learn how to program midi drums using Reaper and Addictive Drums 2 software.

Understand the details that make the difference!