Slipknot style and their way of doing some really heavy and aggressive cool riffs! Lots of palm muting, harmonics and asymmetric rhythmic groupings in here.

In this neo-classical sounding piece you will find mixture of 8th notes, 8th triplets, 16th notes and 16th triplets changing in every bar. Useful for escaping from one rhythm pattern to another.

My favorite way of alternate picking: Using even note groupings and downward pickslanting.

Macedonian traditional song.

The most aggressive-sounding picking there is. NB not for the faint-hearted!

Let's explore a picking solution that will always work - using a combination of legato and alternate picking.

Quintessential rock-n-roll rhythm with explanations of left and right hand techniques.

This lesson covers three different chicken pickin' licks that can be used in rhythm or lead playing. It stresses the use of hybrid picking along with double-stops and pentatonic scales.

This is an example of how to mix Rhythm & Blues with Funk, or Funk with Blues feeling. I mix the 16th notes for funk feeling with the triplets for rhythm & blues feeling. You will find rhythm and solo parts here.