One of the best ways to sound like a pro is to add the intervals of the 6th technique to your playing. The best way I know to understand this technique is to make the connection between the shapes of the chords you already know and then isolate the sixth intervals. After that, you can use the CAGED System to connect to other chord shapes and spread this amazing technique throughout the fretboard of your guitar. 

The intervals of the 6th technique, also known as sixths, create a smooth and sophisticated sound in your playing. By mastering this technique, you'll be able to play harmonized melodies, create lush chord voicing, and add a professional touch to your improvisations. Sixths are incredibly versatile and can be used in a variety of musical styles, making them a valuable tool for any guitarist.   

Incorporating this technique into your playing will not only enhance your sound, but also boost your confidence and open up new creative possibilities on the...

One of the many tools every lead guitarist carries in their toolbelt is the ability to solo with the chord change. While beginners and intermediate guitarists often start their solo journey by learning how to solo according to the key of the song, more advanced guitarists take their solos to the next level by soloing not only according to the key but also according to the chord change. This opens up a whole new world of colors and moods to explore, not to mention making the solo sound more musical.

The best way to develop the ability to change scales according to the chords is to use the pentatonic scale in conjunction with the chord change. In this lesson, we'll take the first steps towards achieving this, and you'll be surprised at how quickly your solos sound more professional.

This lick uses the tapping technique, but it's much easier than you think. And once you learn it, you'll be able to use it in any genre, major or minor key.

Whether you're a rock icon, a country musician, a church musician, or a jazz musician, this lick will make you sound more badass than ever before. So what are you waiting for?

Get out there and learn this lick today!

 The sixth interval is one of the coolest and warmest sounds to explore on the guitar. You've gotta have the skill to work with the Interval of Sixth if you're a lead guitarist.

The tricky part is figuring out how to find and use it in your playing. That's exactly what I'm going to help you with in this lesson.

I'll show you how to spot the sixth interval using just two basic chord shapes. You'll not only get the theory behind it but also start rocking out with this awesome tool right away!

Playing guitar is all about shapes. You start with shapes for chords, then move on to shapes for the pentatonic scale, and eventually, you tackle shapes for the major and minor scales. Unlike the piano, where you actually know which notes you're hitting in chords and scales, on the guitar, you're all about shapes – that's the deal.

But here's the catch: leaning too much on these shapes can trap your creativity. If you rely on them too heavily, it can put a damper on your solo-writing skills because you're stuck within those confines.

In this lesson, we're going to dive into a simple technique that rock legends like Steve Vai and Joe Satriani love to use and abuse. We're going to play the major scale in a straight-up, linear way – meaning we're sticking to just one string for our major scale and solo.

This technique is going to push you out of your shape-dependent comfort zone and force you to come up with music ideas that are wildly different from what you'd get if...

I know you want to be a better lead guitar player... me to! The technique you'll learn on this video can do that to you: take you to the next level of lead playing. Just do this ever day when you pick up your guitar.

The ability to connect the chords and the scales is one the best ways to sound more melodic and creative. It will increase your confidence especially when it comes to picking the right notes to solo.

This is a beginner-intermediate solo improvising guitar lesson.

One of the main skills every real lead guitarist must master is the Picking Technique. And this video I will help you to master just that.

Many people think that Picking Technique is equal to speed. If you think like that, I’m sorry to say that speed is only one of the elements of a good right hand. Picking Technique has a lot to do with CONTROL!

In this video I will teach you a very good exercise that helped me so much. It helped hundreds of my students and it will now help you too!

There are a few things regarding electric guitar that should be mandatory, and that’s it! One of them is the lick I teach in this video.

This lick, using the tapping technique, is one of the most popular licks in the guitar world. I have seen this lick being used in so many different scenarios: rock icons, country bars, church stages and even at a jazz festival.

It is much easier than you think and you can use at any moment, any genre, major or minor key.

You will become a whole lot more badass on guitar than you’ve ever been.

You're welcome!

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In this video you will learn how to use the arpeggios in your soloing and improv.

When I was first introduced to arpeggios, it was presented to me as something you use to impress other people, especially other guitar players. That’s because the reference for arpeggios at that time was the virtuose Yngwie Malmsteen, shred master.

Years later I finally learned how to effectively use the arpeggios as a tool to write music and to create melodies in my solos and improvs.

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

Do you want to learn how to solo with more expression? With more meaning? With more FEELING?

Thant's the word, right? When we hear a guitar solo that connect with us and it feels like it's loaded with emotions, we say that that guitarist plays with feeling!

David Gilmore, Santa, BB King, Slash, you name it. There are so many awesome names to this list. They all have that touch, that feeling in their solos.

Well, in this video I talk about a few techniques that will certainly help you to get more feeling in your own solos. Enjoy. 

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