Rhythm, dynamics, expression and phrasing in a Symphonic Metal setting.

Solo over a typical Symphonic Rock chord progression the style of bands like Dream Theater, Yes, ELO, Alan Parsons Project and more.

A lesson to help you work on your pull-offs and hammer-ons. An exercise based on the dominant and root chords of many different keys with a symphonic backing track.

Today we will talk about speed metal. This form to touch metal began with bands like Stratovarius, Helloween etc.

Inspired by bands like Kansas and Rush, but you can also hear similar stuff in Dream Theater or Liquid Tension songs, and many progressive rock groups.

A tapping etude to add some ideas to our vocabulary.

This lesson will cover one of the very often used rhythm patterns in metal called "galloping"! We will also incorporate natural harmonics, artificial harmonics and other cool tricks for riffing.

Become a metal god in this anthemic solo designed for beginners.

In the style of Steve Morse, because in my opinion, he knows exactly how to play ov this kind of rhythm. Also - I use the E minor scale and the E minor pentatonic scale.