Second part of the Metalcore series. Combine famous licks & riffs with the backing guitars and master some alternate picking solo shapes. Also let's have some fun with tricky harmonics usage.

Lesson for Metalcore fans. Speed, palm muted, down-picking riffs, very popular in modern playing. Simple minor scale and epic melodies. This lesson is a right hand workout in 220 bpm. "Must try" for every semi-advanced metal guitarist.

Neoclassic etude covering pinky independence, 6 string arpeggios & string skipping.

This lesson is an alternate picking study that will help you develop strong picking chops. There is only one rule here to remember: use alternate picking only!

Practise Your palm muting, rhythm precission and pinch harmonics with some good old chops from the 90's. Influenced with bands like Metallica, Megadeath, Pantera and similar.

In this lesson we will look at many double stops and triplet style licks important to get a chicken picking sound.

Nice acoustic pop licks & riffs that are suitable for both acoustic and electric guitar. Spice up your chordal skills with these riffs, to create a more richer rhythmic chops.

This lesson covers three different chicken pickin' licks that can be used in rhythm or lead playing. It stresses the use of hybrid picking along with double-stops and pentatonic scales.

This is an example of how to mix Rhythm & Blues with Funk, or Funk with Blues feeling. I mix the 16th notes for funk feeling with the triplets for rhythm & blues feeling. You will find rhythm and solo parts here.