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How To Play Beginner Guitar Chords

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ViewDo: How To Play Beginner Guitar Chords

Know On the Go! – To Download this and other useful ViewDos to your portable viewer for free visit www.viewdo.com Learn how to play the basic beginner guitar chords. This handy viewdo shows you the way a chord should be formed and how it should sound, perfect for those who are just starting out.

StompBox For The iPad (Video Preview)

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StompBox turns your iPad into a full-fledged digital effects unit, complete with chromatic guitar tuner, metronome and recording tools.

StompBox lets you chain up to 12 effects in any order and then save your settings as patch files that can be recalled at the press of a button.

Equipment includes: Metronome, 4 Track Loop Recorder and Media Player

Effects include: Phaser, Delay, Reverb, Chorus, Noise Gate, Compressor, Flanger, Graphic Equalizer, Pitch Shifters 1 & 2, Tremolo, Distortion, Autowah, Parametric and AutoVol

StompBox for the iPad is $19.99 in the App Store.

How To Play Electric Guitar Riffs Inspired By Metallica

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How to play Electric Guitar riffs inspired by Metallica

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Eric Johnson Style Guitar Solo

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Eric Johnson stye guitar solo (Kristofer Dahl)

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No one can play like Eric Johnson, his sound is the result of phenomenal picking technique, precise left and right hand synchronisation and fingering, note choice etc. Not only is his technique hard to duplicate – but his sound is almost impossible. Mr Johnson has extremely sensitive ears, to the point he claims he hears the difference between different battery manufactures. So simply buying his amp setup won’t help you (to my knowledge he sometimes switches between five different amplifiers) – you have to get the right batteries for your distortion pedal too! Because the technical aspects of his sound can get quite tricky, we are instead going to focus on the things which will make your playing sound more like Eric Johnson, regardless of your set-up. In this lesson we will break down an Eric Johnson style solo, later on we will have an “Eric johnson tricks” lesson in the matserclass. By nailing some of the licks in this solo, you will have taken your very first steps towards Johnson land…! Theory-wise the solo revolves around A-minor and D-minor pentatonic and really hasn’t got any rhythmic or tonic structure – it’s more of a floating thing. The main idea here is for you to get some Eric Johnson style licks under your fingers. For a step-by-step video breakdown of this solo visit www.guitarmasterclass.net

Slash Solo Guitar Techniques

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Kirk Hammet Guitar Solo

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This video demonstrates how to create a Kirk Hammet style guitar solo.

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Time to look at the style of this extremely popular heavy metal guitarist – no wonder, he is the lead guitarist of Metallica: Kirk Hammett. Conveniently enough, this lesson comes right after the Masterclass “Hot Blues” lesson – because Kirk Hammett’s style is in fact heavily inspired by blues. This lesson will mainly deal with Kirk’s solo style from the Metallica “Black Album” and onwards . Mr Hammett himself claims his goal with his new solo approach was to get “a bit bluesier” – and the result was an effective blend of metal, blues and wah-wah driven madness. In this lesson you will get a hang of some typical Kirk Hammet style licks, you should also follow my example and use these ideas to make your own “Metallica-style” improvisation over the backing track. All the licks covered here will work nicely in E minor (except where note otherwise) – E minor is the the most common heavy metal key, so learn it well. Now let’s take a trip to heavy metal land… Full lesson (21 videos) available at www.guitarmasterclass.net