by admin | Oct 27, 2011 | Guitar Techniques, Scale Sequences
Welcome to part 3 of the Alternate picking guitar lesson series. During this lesson you will learn how to take the alternate picking technique you learnt in Part 1 and 2 and use it on scale fragments. By practising on scale fragments you are developing a skill you...
by ross4278 | Oct 25, 2011 | Guitar Techniques, Scale Sequences
Hey there, welcome to Part 1 of the Pull- Offs Guitar Lessons where you will learn exactly what this technique is and examples to get you incorporating it into your guitar playing. A Pull- Off is when you play a note without picking the string, but instead use another...
by ross4278 | Oct 19, 2011 | Brighton Guitar Tuition, Scale Sequences
Hello, today you will be learning about the Four Note Motifs that are found all over many forms of music, but in particular rock guitar based music. These scale sequences are usually played at a fast pace with a fairly distorted guitar tone and this is only achieved...
by ross4278 | Oct 19, 2011 | Brighton Guitar Tuition, Scale Sequences
Hey there, this lesson will be focusing on two different scale runs in the key of C major that have a different sequence. These two sequences will provide you with some interesting ways to practise your scales and modes when running up and down the scales in an...
by ross4278 | Oct 18, 2011 | Brighton Guitar Tuition, Scale Sequences
Hello there, this lesson is all about the scale runs we hear in many forms of music, in particular rock guitar based music. Our aim is for you to have some patterns under your belt to pull out on your command and execute with ease. If practised slowly with a focus on...
by ross4278 | Oct 18, 2011 | Brighton Guitar Tuition, Scale Sequences
Hey there, welcome to the final diatonic sequence before we move onto motivic sequence. This lesson will cover the Diatonic Octaves sequence and I am hoping it will become another trick to add to your growing list. An octave is two of the same notes played at a...
