What really are the skills someone needs to master in order to become a real lead guitarist?

A real lead guitarist is him who can play guitar in any genre, any key, can play rhythm, create layers of guitars, cut through the mix. And can also solo and improvise in any genre, tell a story when soloing, connect to the listener.

In my journey, after taking all guitar lessons I could, getting my music degree and even moving to different countries to master the guitar, I finally realized that, every time I was on stage or on a recording session, I would come to use the same 8 tools, again and again. Not only me, but other guitarists as well.

In this video I will break down what these 8 tools are.

Many of my students come to me asking the same question: How to start soloing on guitar?

If you want a shortcut and start soloing right away, this is the best way you can start soloing in any key & genre.

With only these four notes you’ll learn on this lesson, you can do so much! All you need is to understand how to apply them and how to make the difference between major and minor keys.

Grab your guitar and have fun!

In this video you will learn the easiest way to use double stops in the whole fretboard of your guitar. You’ll be able to use this and have results right away!

Starting from the most famous pentatonic shape, we’ll go throughout all the areas of the neck of your guitar. You will be able to really use double stops in many keys and genres, all over your guitar.

Grab your guitar and have fun!

 In this video you will learn the easiest way to use the whole fretboard to solo on your guitar. You’ll be able to use this and have results right away!

Starting from the most famous pentatonic shape, we’ll go throughout all the areas of the neck of your guitar. You will be able to really solo all over your guitar.

Grab your guitar and have fun! 

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In this lesson you will learn what THE MAIN CHORDS you need to learn on guitar.

This is the introduction of the CAGED system, and it can be the beginning of a big transformation for your guitar playing.

Learn how the chords are connected throughout the fretboard of your guitar, together with the Pentatonic and the major scale.

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In this video you will learn the best and easiest way to use the MAJOR Scale. Make it sound melodic and musical.

You’ll be able to use this and have results right away! I won’t be talking about scale shapes: CAGED vs 3TPS.

You will learn how to transform the pentatonic scale into the MAJOR Scale.

This will transform your soloing scales and your phrasing.

Grab your guitar and have fun!

►► Guitar In Five Days - Play A Real Song In Only Five Days → https://www.guitarrevolution.ca/5days In this lesson you will learn how to play the song “Free Fallin” by Tom Petty (and John Mayer, who has a very nice version of the song).

You’ll learn the positions and a few different ways you can strum so you can have more dynamics and movement as the song progresses.

To play with the original, you’ll need to place the capo on fret two.

Now grab your guitar and have fun!

In this video you will learn the best and easiest way to use the Minor Scale. Make it sound melodic and musical. You’ll be able to use this and have results right away!

I won’t be talking about scale shapes: CAGED vs 3TPS. You will learn how to transform the pentatonic scale into the Minor Scale.

This will transform your soloing scales and your phrasing.

Grab your guitar and have fun!

Do you know how to play Amaj7? What about A7, Am7, Am7(b5) or Adim7?

In this lesson you will learn how to play any of these chords and more, using the knowledge that you already have. The truth is that, if you know the 5 shapes we use all the time (CAGED) you can play any kind of chord imaginable.

So grab your guitar and follow me because you're about to have a "light bulb" experience.

Again, you're welcome. :)

This lesson you will learn the best (and easiest) way to play the “F#m” chord on guitar.  

Many people AVOID the F#m chord because traditionally they are taught to play using a bar chord, which is super hard for someone who is just starting on guitar.

I know of people that for years have been avoiding this chord, and some even gave up on guitar due to not being able to play it. Can you believe that?  

Here’s the good news: there is a better and simpler way. After this lesson you will never run away from the Bm chord again!  Grab your guitar and have fun!