Beautiful 80s chordal approach with tons of delay and reverb.

A tapping and chord lesson. Here you work with both hands. The right hand plays chords and the left hand play the tapping technique.

2 fingers tapping patterns and licks.

Carlos Carrillo here and this is my first lesson. I recorded a clean solo where we will work on aspects like rhythm, scale uses, and different techniques as legato, alternate picking, Vibrato, Slides harmonics and arpeggios in A.

Twang suitable for a Double O!

Fast picking, one scale on two strings and a LOT of reverb, it's all you need!

Some arpeggios and some rhythms on the acoustic guitar. I hope this helps to improve your playing and your songwriting skills.When mixing the lesson, I added a chorus and a reverb effect over the guitar track.

In this lesson, we'll study some of David Gilmour's characteristics. He uses mostly minor pentatonics. The following licks should give you some simple ideas to develop your own leads.

His stuff is easy to play and learn in no time, and it sounds great. I gigged a lot of U2 stuff over the years and it's always a great buzz to play it live - exhuberent is the word I believe. The main thing you need to suss is to get your delay pedal set right and approach the picking technique to suit. This technique opens up countless doors in sound possibilities. From searing delay-driven riffs to atmospheric musical landscapes.