Here are 5 easy licks on electric guitar. The licks use a variety of different scale types, rhythms, and guitar techniques, which will help you develop a broader knowledge of the fretboard and guitar theory. 5 easy licks on electric guitar tab Lick 1: Whole Tone Hammer-ons For the first lick, you’ll use the whole […]
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Here are 5 intermediate pentatonic scale licks that use a variety of popular guitar techniques and patterns. All of these licks are played using the A minor pentatonic scale. Pentatonic best practices: Use your index finger (1) to play fret 5, ring finger (3) to play fret 7, and pinky finger (4) to play fret
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This is a minor 7th arpeggios guitar lesson! You’ll learn how to play 3 common Min7 shapes, and how to construct the arpeggio. What is The Minor 7th arpeggio? Let’s define the minor 7th arpeggio/ chord. To build a minor 7th (min7) chord, you’ll use the root, minor 3rd, 5th, and minor 7th intervals and
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Here are 5 easy guitar licks that sound hard. Lick 1: Whole Tone The first lick using a simple whole tone scale pattern on the G and B strings. Use your index (1) and ring (3) fingers to play the hammer-ons for each string. Lick 2: Downward Sus4 sweeping Lick The second lick uses a
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Today, you’re going to learn some 4 notes per string exercises for guitar that: So let’s check them out! Note: These may also be referred to as 4 NPS (Notes-Per-String). 4 Notes Per String Exercises Guitar Tab & Notation Exercise 1: G Major Scale with Chromatic Passing Tones Start with your normal 3-notes-per-string G major
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In this super simple guitar lesson you’ll learn how to play a Sus2 arpeggio. You’ll learn a one-octave shape using the Gsus2 arpeggio, and then you’ll look at a tab that will show you how to play the arpeggio with sweep picking and tapping. What is a Sus2 arpeggio? Let’s define the sus2 arpeggio/ chord.
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Here are the most common 5 string sweep patterns for guitar. These are arpeggios based on 4 different open CAGED shapes: But all of the shapes are played using E as the root note, starting at the 7th fret of your A string. 5 string sweep patterns Tab Before reading the patterns, here’s the explanation
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Today I’m going to give you a quick and easy shred guitar tip. After you learn it, you’ll be able to shred up and down the fretboard like a pro! The shred guitar tip For a quick shred guitar tip, move in octaves. This means playing a shred shape or pattern in one octave and
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Here are 3 epic Phrygian dominant licks. They sound awesome and make it easy to visualize the scale across the fretboard. All 3 Phrygian Dominant Licks You’ll use these tabs as a reference for all of the licks descriptions mentioned below the tabs. Lick 1 This is a simple sextuplet lick based on the first
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Are you a guitarist? If so, here are 6 epic diminished arpeggios that you’ll love to play. I use these 6 shapes in my guitar playing all the time, and I’m sure they will benefit you greatly! Especially if you love the iconic sound of diminished shredding. And remember: you can move any of these
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