I think one of the worst things is a guitar out of tune. It is just horrible. It’s like you jabbing nails into my ears. It feels like I’m really having physical pain!

Thank goodness, tuning a guitar nowadays is one of the easiest things, even for beginners. There is no excuse to walk around with a flat guitar any more!

Let me teach you how!

This is one of the most popular and widely used scales in all guitar history. It is a scale that is found on the fingertips of beginners as well as guitar heroes. From blues, through rock, reggae, pop all the way to metal and jazz; if there is a guitar there will always be the Pentatonic Scale.

In this video I will teach you how to start using this scale in a very beginner’s approach. You will learn how to make this scale sound melodic and beautiful for both major and minor tonality.

Get your guitar and jam with me.

Adding lead lines while playing chord changes is one of the most fun and beautiful things when it comes to playing guitar. It is a skill that only a few can master. Jimmy Hendrix, SRV and the popular Mateus Asato are one of the best when it comes to this form of guitar playing.

In this video you will learn how I've been teaching thousands of students to start playing in that direction. It is a very simple and practical way for you to sound more like Hendrix.

Double Stops is an amazing technique. It is so expressive and it makes your playing sound with much more feeling.

This lesson will help you how to sound a little more like Jimmy Hendrix and other guitarists that make so great use of this technique. I've helped many of my students how to play double stops, and I'm sure you'll be able to get it done as well.

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In this video you will learn how to add RHYTHM to your SOLO.

Do you feel like you already know the scales and arpeggios that you need to be able to solo and improv with creativity and freedom? Let me tell you a secret: you need to add rhythm to this equation or else your solos will sound just an exercise of up and down the scale.

Grab your guitar and let me show you how to add rhythm into your soloing.

A lot of us guitarists, are very limited when it comes to playing rhythm guitar, especially regarding chords. We learn a few basic shapes, some bar chords and power chords and that's it.

In this video I will show you my favourite ways to play chords and how when you can make rhythm guitar fun, interesting and dynamic.

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This is your fourth guitar lesson. Here you will learn how to play a new chord: the G Major.

The chord of G major is one of the favourites, most popular chords among them all. You will be using this chord A LOT for the rest of your life as a guitarist and there are tons of songs you can play using just these chords alone.

Don’t forget to practice after you’re done watching the video. If you just watch and you don’t put it into practice, you will have no results.

Grab your guitar and have fun!

In this video I will teach you how to play rhythm guitar in a very fun and challenging way again. The truth is that as rhythm guitarists we don't need to be the driving force, instead, we need to learn how to fit our playing in the midst of all the other instruments to cut through the mix and add to the full.

This is a very simple and basic lesson. However, if you don't get this one right, all the other lessons will be messy and maybe even irrelevant.

The Basic Blues Series is a series where you will learn the very basics of blues. From the structure of the chords and the rhythm, all the way of how to solo and improv on basic but very effective ways. If studied and practiced with seriousness, you will be able to play blues guitar better than 90% of the people out there. You'll be able to jump at any blues session as either the rhythm or lead guitarist.

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This is your third guitar lesson. Here you will learn how to play two chords: A, E and D Major. You will be using these chords A LOT for the rest of your life as a guitarist and there are tons of songs you can play using just these chords alone.

Don’t forget to practice after you’re done watching the video. If you just watch and you don’t put it into practice, you will have no results.

Grab your guitar and have fun!