Scott Allen

Scott Allen is a Musicians Institute (G.I.T) graduate whose band Scott Allen Project has opened for a number of national acts such as: Lynch Mob, Michael Schenker, Gary Hoey, Eric Martin of Mr. Big, Dave Meniketti of Y&T, Eric Gales and more. While attending Musicians Institute Scott studied with such notable instructors as: Steve Trovato, Nick Nolan, Keith Wyatt, Paul Hanson, Frank Gambale, Jennifer Batten, Brett Garsed, T.J. Helmerich, Scott Henderson, David Oakes, Tommy Tedesco, Daniel Gilbert, Danny Gill and Tom Kolb.

Scott has been a full time guitar instructor, performer, recording artist and session player since graduating from G.I.T in 1996. In 2009 Scott began his successful Shred on Arrival clinic series which combines live performances with guitar instruction focusing on advanced lead guitar techniques such as eight finger tapping, multi octave sweep arpeggios, and speed picking.

Electric Guitar

Instrument

Rock

Genres

5.04 reviews

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John

10/20/22

Well worth it!

Scotts’ breakdowns and explanations are great. He makes it so you can follow along at a slow speed and then shows you how to use a metronome to slowly increase the speed until you get it where you want. F you are interested in learning how to play cool rock riffs, build speed and play cleaner and clearer, he is the guy for that. I recommend all his courses!

John

10/23/21

Rock Chops!

Scott’s explanations and demonstrations make this course extremely easy to follow. I truly believe that this use of teaching patterns with the use of the metronome has not only helped with speed and accuracy but also with overall visualization of the fretboard and how the scales connect. I highly recommend this course no matter what skill level you are. If you out in the time and follow the lessons, you will no doubtably see major improvements.

aditya2509

08/27/20

Shred Master

Since a lot of years I have been a 'Blues guitarist, along with a little jazz, country, funk, etc. But when I wanted to get the technical aspect of mastering guitar like improving my speed, dexterity, learning new techniques like alternate picking, sweep picking to embrace the shredder in me, Mr. Scott Allen's lessons were the most helpful. He made it look so easy, and the instructions were precise so we don't get intimidated by speed or any other factor. Thankyou so much, waiting for more lessons!