The Lydian Dominant scale is a great way to sound a bit different on a Dominant 7th chord. These licks should get you started on this great scale!

Pavel gives a second Rhapsody of Fire style lesson! This time we will improve riffs and add a bit more touch to them. This lesson also has a bit more difficult rhythm.

In this lesson we are going to learn a different approach to running scales. We are going to dive in to Picking In Thirds! You can apply this method to any scale, but to keep it simple we will be using it with the Minor Scale in the Key of E.

Muris presents a lesson based on a GMC member request. If you are new to picking and scales/boxes this is for you! Contains alternate picking for beginner-intermediate, sequences in third intervals...

Today we talk about the Lydian b7 mode. This mode use when we play a substitute dominant.

First we start of with legendary John Frusciante grooves, and then we go to the part where we actually learn how to emulate his sound and a couple of great mixing tricks in order to achieve that genuine "Stadium Arcadium" sound.

Learn to create riffs with the distinct mixolydian sound! This mode is similar to our trusty major scale, the only difference is that it has a flat 7th degree.

Learn the licks of a famous rock blues player in this lesson. The lesson is suitable for beginners and contains a bonus tutorial on how to create sound similar to those of Gary Moore's.

Integrate new chord shapes in your playing with this sequence of progressive rock riffs!