We'll take a look at David Gilmour's use of the Dorian scale over a backing track in the style of Another brick in the wall. I changed the lead, but built it around licks that Gilmour would play.

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.

Modes can sometimes be used to facilitate transitions between two unrelated keys. Let's talk about it!

In this lesson we look at rhythmically shifting where we begin our licks/phrases to recycle old licks and create new sounds

Jazz soloing, blues and jazz licks, use of beebop scale, use of chromatic passages, alternate and economy picking combined and more!

Repeating ideas while improvising is a great way to captivate an audience. This lesson should help you get started.

Collection of alternate picking licks on the pentatonic scale.

Phrasing without rhythm is like talking without pauses. Study this one to get more prose in your licks!

This lesson covers basics of : how to use chord songbooks, reading chord diagrams, navigating chord charts and progressions.