GMC Instructors' Lessons

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You can find all the lessons that our instructors have shared from here. (Need everybody's help to putting this together.)

Instructors are listed as alphabetic order.

Contents

Adrian Figallo


Al Christie


Alberto Catasso


Alejandro Pinero


Aleksander Sukovic


Andrew Cockburn


Attila Voros


Bear Rose


Beginners Corner 12-Strumming & Rhythm


-https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Beginners-Corner-12-Strumming-Rhythm/

This lesson will focus on your right hand strumming & rhythm.

Ben Niseblat


Ben Higgins


Ben's Land of Legato 5


-https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Bens-Land-Of-Legato-5/

This lesson introduces a new concept to you. 5 note legato patterns. Their odd pattern means it can be difficult to know how to place them over a beat, but if you watch the spoken video I've explained how I place them over this 4/4 backing. These 5 note patterns are worth the effort because they sound great once you have mastered them.. they sound like the sort of thing Chris Poland would have played in Megadeth.

Ben's Land of Legato 4


-https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Bens-Land-Of-Legato-4/

This time we're looking at licks that have a Joe Satriani vibe to them. Instead of wide scalar licks, we're using 2 note hammer on/pull off licks and combining it with position shifting to get that Satriani sound.

The most difficult part of these type of licks is shifting your fingers in time. We use the index finger to shift frets and it can be difficult to maintain your control. So this is a great test of timing as well as dexterity. The first half of the lesson begins slowly, introducing you to the shapes and the technique required before we up the tempo and start surfing with the alien.

Ben Howell


Bogdan Rodavic


Carlos Carillo


Chowy Fernandez


Nuno's Blues Style


-https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Nunos-Blues-Style/

This lesson is simpler in regards to harmony and has the classic blues cadenza. Nuno´s style involves a lot of hammer-ons from nowhere, which he then mutes by hard-pressing the spot where the strings come out on the bridge using the side of his palm. Try this with simple pentatonic patterns and open strings.

Christian Vidal


Christian's Tapping Etude Major


-https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Christians-Tapping-Etude-Major/

This lesson will focus on your tapping & hammering.

Conrad Harpham


Cosmin Lupu


Damir Puh


Daniel Realpe


Daniel Robinson


Danilo Capezzuto


David Wallimann


David OToole


Dejan Farkas


Denes Nagy


Emir Hot


Fabian Schulz


Fernando Culen


GMC Community


Gabriel Leopardi


Gerardo Siere


Harris Sopovic


Henry Dietzel


Hisham Al-Sanea


Hrvoje Maretic


Ian Bushell


Ivan Mihaljevic


Ivan Milenkovic


Arpeggio Workshop Series Level 4


-https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Arpeggio-Workshop-Series-Level-4/

This is the fourth lesson of the series, where we will cover diagonal moves of the previously learned 7th chord arpeggio patterns on the neck. The focus in this lesson is to find and practice diagonal patterns of these 7th chords and to cover them systematically on the fretboard, so you can have better flexibility when using 7th chord arps, and connect at 3 or 4 positions at the time.

Ivan Zecic


Jad Diab


Janos Kallai


Jeff Curtis


Jerry Arcidiacono


Jazz Notes 22-Playing Outside


-https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Jazz-Notes-22-Playing-Outside/

This lesson is the last one for the Jazz Notes Series.I wrote this solo to show you some ways to play outside the changes. Playing outside is about the use of notes and scales which are not directly related to the background harmony.Of course you need to master "inside" playing before going "outside". You need to understand well how each technique works, otherwise you'll sound like a player who plays a set of random notes through the fretboard.Be sure to master all the previous lessons, especially Jazz Notes 12: Diatonic Improvisation.The chord progression here is the same of Duke Ellington's "It don't mean a thing".Start to play the licks slowly since the tempo at full speed is 180 bpm.I comment each lick to explain the method I've used to sound "outside".

Joe Kataldo


Johan Larsson


Jonathan Burgos


Jose Lassaga


Jose Mena


Juan Cortes


Juan M. Valero


KMC Metal


Kai Muehlenbruch


Kosei Kubota


Kristofer Dahl


Krisztian Lovrek


Kuba Szafran


Kyle Logue


Lale Nikic


Laszlo Boross


Lian Gerbino


Luciana Segovia


Lucio Antolini


Take a look at the great AC/DC style series with Lucio Antolini.

AC/DC Complete Style III-Fast Rock


-https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/ACDC-Complete-Style-III-Fast-Rock/

AC/DC Complete Style II-Hard Rock Solo


-https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/ACDC-Complete-Style-II-Hard-Rock-Solo/


Maestro Mistheria


Marcus Siepen


Marcus Lavendell


Marius Bob


Marius Pop


Mate Nagy


Mats Hedberg


Mitch Roberts


Muris Varajic


Nemanja Filipovic


Nick Kellie


Ognjen Protic


Pablo Vazquez


Pavel Denisjuk


Pedja Simovic==

Piotr Kaczor


Instrumental Rock


-https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Instrumental-Rock-With-Melody-II/

This lesson will focus on improving some of your techniques such as;
- Whammy Bar
- Vibrato
- Bends
- Pinch Harmonics
- Wah Pedal

Ramiro Delforte


Rodrigo Gonzalez


Roo


Rousseau Mannan


Russell Cash


Santiago Diaz Garces


Sean Conklin


Sergio Dorado


Sinisa Cekic


Ska Guitar


-https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Ska-Guitar/

This lessons will focus on how to play Ska Rhythm.In this Lesson we are playing chords on the first 4 strings only, something that is very common in ska. First of all, you should practice playing barre chords only on the upstrokes, and doing a "rhythmic click" on the downstrokes.

Stephane Lucarelli


Stole


Toni Suominen


Trond Vold


Vasilije Vukmirovic


Vinod Saranga


Zsolt Galambos


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