Let's work on rhythmic examples using different modes.

Two exercises to make your right hand more rhythmically precise while playing linear patterns.

Let's develop a plethora of tapping arpeggios built on a single string!

Exercises & tips to play faster, based on this simple principle: Speed is a by-product of accuracy.

Arpeggios in a cooler way, combining them with another great technique, string skipping, to create a powerful workout!

A workout played only on the B string covering all 7 boxes. This is a good way to understand the relation between semi and whole notes in any major scale.

Second in line of funky fusion solo lessons, involving 16th triplet short boosts, string skipping, heavy vibrato, pinched harmonics, slides and arpeggiated passages.

In the style of Carlos Santana.

Tangos is a rythmical style, and is a good way to learn a flamenco groove. Play this "falseta" with a hand clapping backing track, like in a real flamenco party.