Combining Metal-Style Rhythm-Playing Techniques to Create Memorable Riffs By Metal Mike Chlasciak Learn a handful of riffs designed to sharpen up very specific and different aspects of your heavy-metal guitar technique.
10 Tips to Boost Your Practice Session By Metal Mike Chlasciak Sure, there are days when we are all inspired to pick up our guitars and play. But what about the other days?
How to Incorporate Suspended Chords into Heavy Metal Rhythm Guitar Parts By Metal Mike Chlasciak Learn a few different examples of rhythm-guitar ideas that jump around harmonically and also feature the incorporation of suspended chords.
How to Fortify Power-Chord Ideas with Single-Note Lines and Diads By Metal Mike Chlasciak Learn a variety of ways you can bring more melodic content to your power-chord-driven ideas through the use of single-note lines and small two-note chord voicings.
How Guitarists Can Build Super-Human Legato Chops By Metal Mike Chlasciak Get your fret-hand chops in shape and develop excellent fretboard “traction” with this lesson.
Build Up Your Chops with These Challenging, Molten-Hot Metal Riffs By Metal Mike Chlasciak Mastering these riffs will get your chops razor sharp and stronger than ever.
Exploring Drop-D Tuning’s Unique Melodic Possibilities By Metal Mike Chlasciak Some cool things you can do with drop-D (with an emphasis on unusual melodic intervals).
Killer Runs to Sharpen Your Pick-Hand and Fret-Hand Skills By Metal Mike Chlasciak Fortify your fret-hand/pick-hand coordination while strengthening your overall chops and ability to play fast and clean.
How to Use the Dark Sound of the Phrygian Mode’s “Flatted” Intervals By Metal Mike Chlasciak Examine how the Phrygian Mode can be utilized for heavy-metal riffs and solos.
Mastering the Fundamental Modes Across the Entire Fretboard By Metal Mike Chlasciak Get a more complete understanding of the seven fundamental modes.
Pentatonic Trailblazing: How to Navigate Through a Familiar Scale to Produce Fresh-Sounding Licks By Metal Mike Chlasciak
One-Way Ticket to a Sick Guitar Tone By Metal Mike Chlasciak Guitar players are usually on a mission to improve theirguitar tone. For many, this journey never ends. I dare say we're obsessed with it.
