Develop cleaner articulation and better coordination through alternate picking, string changes, fast blues lines and focused control exercises.
Hello everyone!Just uploaded a brand new lick that’s a great workout for both economy picking and alternate picking. It starts with a 3-octave A minor arpeggio, played with economy picking and laid out in a flowing sequence of 16th notes – super fun and challenging to get clean at speed. The second half shifts gears … Read more
Hello everyone! I’ve just dropped a new video on Patreon that’s all about mastering a tasty descending lick across all the boxes of the E Blues scale in sixteenth notes. This lick is a powerful exercise to level up your speed and fluidity. Perfect for players looking to spice up their solos with some authentic … Read more
Hello everyone! Here is a tasty 16th-note descending lick centered around the 1st Box and the 4th Box of the Blues scale in the key of E. I played this lick using the alternate picking technique.
Hello everyone! Today’s lick is a 16th-Note descending pattern centered around the Blues scale in the key of E. I played this lick at different speeds: 1. @92 BPM on the backing track 2. @92 BPM without the backing track 3. Slowed down @69 BPM 4. Slowed down @46 BPM Try to learn the lick … Read more
Hello everyone! This is a picking exercise, where two techniques are involved: alternate picking and economy picking at the end. It is centered around the Pentatonic minor with an added 2nd in the key of D minor.
Hello everyone! Here is a lick/exercise centered around the Blues scale in the key of E minor. I play it twice: first, in 16th-note triplets, then in 16th-note. I use both the economy and alternate picking techniques as indicated in the tabs.
Hello everyone! Today’s video is a descending 16th-note lick in E minor centered around the Blues scale. I played this lick using the alternate picking technique (Bars 1 & 2) and a combination of alternate and economy picking (Bar 3).
Hello everyone! Here is a tasty funk blues lick in the key of B minor. It uses notes from the 3rd, 2nd, and 1st Box of the Blues scale.
Hello everyone! Here’s a lick/exercise played on the WBR 100 which available at this link https://www.patreon.com/posts/video-tabs-blues-80438081 It is centered around the 5th, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd boxes of the Pentatonic minor in the key of E.