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

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.

R&B shuffle lesson featuring chromatic bass line and swing chords.

Uses the Dorian scale in the key of A with some added chromatic notes to create a jazzy bebop type of improvisation. Using chromatic notes can expand your playing in a fabulous way.

The chromatic scale is a very unique scale because it can be played on every chord that you can imagine. That is because the chromatic scale is a scale that includes every possible note on the guitar.

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.

Among the best left hand exercises. I usually use this for warm up, playing slowly. It will provide finger independence needed for playing counterpoint music on the guitar.

Improve your Jazz Fusion vocabulary : let's talk about chromaticism and how to add some spice in your playing !

A simple yet effective chromatic exercise that should help you develop a strong alternate picking technique.