Rock Guitar Greatest Hits Vol. 3
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About this course
This Greatest Hits Vol. 3 compilation presents top-ranked rock video guitar lessons from 11 of TrueFire’s top rock guitar educators. All of the lessons are tabbed and notated, include Guitar Pro files, and come with the backing tracks used in the lesson. All in all, this Greatest Hits collection delivers essential and very versatile vocabulary, techniques and insight for any rock guitar player.
Source Courses & Educators:
Source Courses & Educators:
- Angus Clark's Focus On: British Metal
- Adam Levy's Essentials: Slow Burn Soloing
- Shane Theriot's Solo Mojo
- Dweezil Zappa's Dweezology: Fretboard Freedom
- Dweezil Zappa's Dweezology: Phrase Generators
- Massimo Varini's Rhythm Motifs
- Brad Carlton's Chord Studies: Rock and Pop Progressions Vol. 2
- Massimo Varini's Solo Motifs
- Stu Hamm's Essentials: Rock Bass Grooves
- Mischa Den Haring's 50 Alternative Roots Licks You MUST Know
- Angus Clark's Essentials: Radio Rock Solos
- Steve Vai's Alien Guitar Secrets: Passion & Warfare
- Robbie Calvo's Power Concepts
- Angus Clark's Essentials: Rock Rhythm Unplugged
- Angus Clark's Essentials: Neoclassical Rock Soloing
- Tony Smotherman's Essentials: Power Ballad Soloing
What you'll learn
- Create tension in guitar solos
- Create nuanced syncopated strumming
- Understand how to apply cross-instrument melodic patterns
- Learn a unique pentatonic-based improvisation sequence
- Develop creative approaches to breaking standard guitar shapes
Release date: 10/02/2017 • 4h 41m runtime
Sample lessons
Between the Chords
Rhythm Concept 4
Iommi Swings
Overview
Iommi Swings
Performance
Iommi Swings
Breakdown
What's included
76 lessons • 50 charts • 40 Jam Tracks
Melodicism
Melodicism is a video guitar lesson presented by Angus Clark and is sourced from Focus On: British Metal
Not as easy to explain as I'd like to think. The simplification of this segment is to simply tell you that it's ok to slow down, and its ok to work out some or all of your solo. The playing examples are all examples of building on a short motif in order to create melodicism in your solo. That's the important lesson here.
Not as easy to explain as I'd like to think. The simplification of this segment is to simply tell you that it's ok to slow down, and its ok to work out some or all of your solo. The playing examples are all examples of building on a short motif in order to create melodicism in your solo. That's the important lesson here.
Between the Chords
Between the Chords is a video guitar lesson presented by Angus Clark and is sourced from Focus On: British Metal
The rhythm guitar arrangements for a vast number of songs involve the combination of chords with riffs that connect them. By seeing the material in this way you can get a grasp of what the chord progression is separate from all the riffage. This will allow you to simplify the material in your head. It's also a great way to understand how the material is written. Iron Maiden and Dragonforce are both bands that use this technique.
The rhythm guitar arrangements for a vast number of songs involve the combination of chords with riffs that connect them. By seeing the material in this way you can get a grasp of what the chord progression is separate from all the riffage. This will allow you to simplify the material in your head. It's also a great way to understand how the material is written. Iron Maiden and Dragonforce are both bands that use this technique.
Iommi Swings
Iommi Swings is a video guitar lesson presented by Angus Clark and is sourced from Focus On: British Metal
While Iommi's style isn't the most technically demanding, the diversity of the arrangement here combines numerous concepts all in one place, so take note of what's going on.
While Iommi's style isn't the most technically demanding, the diversity of the arrangement here combines numerous concepts all in one place, so take note of what's going on.
Iommi Swings
Iommi Swings is a video guitar lesson presented by Angus Clark and is sourced from Focus On: British Metal
Rock!
Rock!
Iommi Swings
Iommi Swings is a video guitar lesson presented by Angus Clark and is sourced from Focus On: British Metal
Section one is all about finding the right voicing and making sure it rings true so that you are creating the right space.
Section two is more challenging section, just a bit brighter than double time. Keep it clean but more importantly make sure it swings! The combination of muted picking, open picking, hammers and pulls are all essential to getting the feel right on this.
Section three is a chord figure still in triplet time. Here again, muting and accuracy with the pick are essential to keeping the part swinging.
The solo is straight up blues licks - don't skip this stuff - its all in the feel!!!
Section one is all about finding the right voicing and making sure it rings true so that you are creating the right space.
Section two is more challenging section, just a bit brighter than double time. Keep it clean but more importantly make sure it swings! The combination of muted picking, open picking, hammers and pulls are all essential to getting the feel right on this.
Section three is a chord figure still in triplet time. Here again, muting and accuracy with the pick are essential to keeping the part swinging.
The solo is straight up blues licks - don't skip this stuff - its all in the feel!!!
The Way She Moves
The Way She Moves is a video guitar lesson presented by Adam Levy and is sourced from Essentials: Slow Burn Soloing
The Beatles' "Something" was the inspiration for "In the Way She Moves." (Check out George Harrison's gorgeous solo on that, if you've never heard it before.)
The Beatles' "Something" was the inspiration for "In the Way She Moves." (Check out George Harrison's gorgeous solo on that, if you've never heard it before.)
The Way She Moves
The Way She Moves is a video guitar lesson presented by Adam Levy and is sourced from Essentials: Slow Burn Soloing
This solo is a little more adventurous than "On a Bus," though we'll focus on chord tones again (3rds, mostly). We'll also craft bits of melody from triad shapes. Notice that while the notes in this solo stay within a fairly limited register, the rhythms are less predictable, bobbing and weaving around the band's laid-back 4/4 groove.
This solo is a little more adventurous than "On a Bus," though we'll focus on chord tones again (3rds, mostly). We'll also craft bits of melody from triad shapes. Notice that while the notes in this solo stay within a fairly limited register, the rhythms are less predictable, bobbing and weaving around the band's laid-back 4/4 groove.
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