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Rock Lead Guitar

With Chris Feener, Sean Conklin, Martin Miller and 2 more

Melodic rock soloing, from simple chorus melodies to Eric Johnson triads, Nuno style licks and lead note displacement.

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6 Tutorials

  1. 1 Tutorial · 3 lessons · 6m Melodic Chorus Sean Conklin Hello everyone! In this lesson I'm going to show you a chorus from one of my songs. We'll be exploring the lead as well as the rhythm. This lesson is not just to show you this chorus and that's it, I want you...
  2. 2 Tutorial · 3 lessons · 2m Melodic Solo Sean Conklin Hey folks! In this lesson, we're going to learn a short melodic solo taken from a song I wrote recently. Very fun to play. Very melodic. We have a lot of different techniques squeezed into a short amount of...
  3. 3 Tutorial · 3 lessons · 4m Nuno's Trick Bag - Funk/Rock Licks Richard Lundmark Welcome to this "Lick-tutorial". Now, even though this was meant to be a lick-tutorial, you know me, I always press the need for real world applications and conceptual understanding of every little thing you...
  4. 4 Tutorial · 5 lessons · 4m Country-Rock Guitar Licks Steve Hubbard Hi folks! Thanks for checking out this tutorial. In this lesson, I’m providing a number of example licks, in the style of ‘country-rock’. Though these runs may have a distinct ‘twang’ to them, they...
  5. 5 Tutorial · 6 lessons · 5m Eric Johnson Triads Martin Miller Hey friends, Today we’ll be dealing with a concept that has been fascinating me ever since I came across it: wide interval triads á la Eric Johnson, Steve Morse, etc. Firstly, let’s look at how these...
  6. 6 Tutorial · 8 lessons · 10m Lead Note Displacement Chris Feener Hello fellow shredders! This lesson will focus on a fairly simple concept, in principal, but it serves as another tool to add to your toolbox of creativity. "Displacement" serves as a handy method for...

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