Provides an exercise for fretboard visualisation, and a great tool for solo- & technique development!
Tags: Alternate Picking, String Skipping,...Workout for your right hand with a cool neoclassical backing track!
Tags: Alternate Picking, exercise, practise,...Develop unique and unpredictable picking combinations through the process of randomization.
Tags: alternate picking, guitar speed, picking...Exercises & licks using hybrid picking.
Tags: hybrid picking, dallton, chicken picking,...Collection of speed licks.
Tags: speed, technique, workout, intermediate,...Arpeggio workout over three octaves, to help you visualize the fretboard.
Tags: Arpeggio, smooth, Progressive, Soloing,...An exercise I do before shows to warm up for technical playing.
Tags: warm up, simetrical solo, advanced guitar...This lesson contains 5 string patterns in Dmin. The picking style shown in this lesson is one of the harder picking excercises.
Tags: shred, excercize, alternate picking, staccato,An exercise I developed recently for the left hand, a drill for the little finger, pinky (hammer-on till the dawn). It can be practiced on all levels (beginner, intermediate and advanced) depending on the speed.
Tags: finger independence, pinky, coordinationIn this lesson we will work on both legato and picking at ~ medium level.
Tags: Legato, Picking, Intermediate , Muris...A basic sweep picking lesson going from the simplest two-string shapes all the way to the five-string shapes. This is an excellent lesson if you are new to sweeping and want to work your way to the top!
Tags: Sweep Picking, sweeping, timing, two string...Time for some modal madness! This exercise is one of the most important for developing speed, stamina and accuracy in alternate picking.
Tags: Staccato, Alternate picking, AP exerciseThis first part is for the absolute beginner. We will cover: Pentatonic CAGED shapes, exercises, note values and timing.
Tags: pentatonic, timing, exercise, CAGED,...The secret of sweeping is to synchronize your right hand with your left hand. What you need to do is to place a finger of your left hand on the desired note at the same time than you are playing that note with your pick. As you do so, the next note needs to be placed on the adjacent string in the same direction as your pick is going.
Tags: sweeping, sweep picking, speedFive useful patterns in A minor pentatonic. Great exercise for both hands.
Tags: Pentatonic, patterns, five, positions