Metal Lead Guitar Licks
Lead guitarists use a lead guitar scale or pattern to play licks and solos. A lick is a short passage of notes, normally taken directly from a scale. The following licks are played solely within the A minor pentatonic scale and employ common left hand lead guitar techniques, such as the hammer-on, pull-off, slide and bend.
Class Sessions
1- Metal Guitar Solos
2- Advanced Rhythm Techniques
3- More Power Chords
4- Metal Lead Guitar
5- Root Six and Root Five Power Chords
6- INTRODUCTION
7- More Scales and Techniques
8- Single Note Riffs
9- Advanced Lead Guitar Techniques
10- Tapping and Whammy Bar Techniques
11- Power Chords
12- Scales
13- Slurring
14- Open String Slurs
15- Whammy Bar Techniques
16- Minor Pentatonic Scale
17- The Chromatic Scale
18- Approach to Practice
19- Rhythm Variations
20- Three String Power Chords
21- Triplet Rhythms
22- Using Accents
23- Quarter Note Triplets
24- The Major Scale
25- Whammy Bar Vibrato
26- Harmonics
27- Off-Beat Rhythms
28- Natural Minor Scale
29- Right Hand Muting
30- Keys
31- Chord Progressions
32- Chord Diagrams
33- Whammy Bar Dive
34- Scale Diagrams
35- Vibrato
36- Metal Lead Guitar Licks
37- The Minor Scale
38- Two Bar Rhythms
39- Pick Harmonics
40- Sixteenth Note Rhythms
41- Whammy Bar Release
42- Harmonic Minor Scale
43- Tablature
44- Touch Harmonics
45- Rhythm Rests
46- Minor Pentatonic Scales
47- Muting
48- Arpeggio Picking
49- Keys and Key Signatures
50- Whammy Bar Dipping
51- The Rake
52- Pick Tremolo
53- Triplets
54- Relative Keys
55- Sixteenth Notes
56- Whammy Bar Flicking
57- Performing in Public