Soundgarden style Drop D riff
November 25, 2012 1 CommentLearn a super heavy chunking Soundgarden style Drop D power chord riff. Good times!
Learn a super heavy chunking Soundgarden style Drop D power chord riff. Good times!
Our study of legato shred continues with this evil diminished shred lick that utilizes open strings and symmetrical patterns. Enjoy!
Even metal music has a soft side, and today we’ll be looking at how to use open strings to create a Metallica style ballad.
We’re going to continue our basic metal study by adding in the blue note to our E pentatonic scale. This simple note adds a whole new level of heaviness in our playing!
Today we’ll be studying a metal essential – pentatonic riffs built off the low E string. By using chugging and accents we’ll have a solid foundation for much of the metal out there!
Today we’re checking old school metal techniques – specifically the use of double stops to add some attitude and bite to your playing.
Today we’re looking at one of the riff writing strategies of Coheed and Cambria. Specifically, we’ll be looking at droning the E string coupled with 5th string melodies.
Today we’ll show you how to create metal riffs by working in tradeoffs between chugging and scale tones. This technique helps bring riffs to life and really captures the listener’s ear.
Welcome to the metal zone, a pattern used to create thousands of the heaviest riffs of all time. If you want to play Drop tuned metal… you NEED to know this.
Today we begin our journey into the world of sweep picking, one of the most popular techniques for ridiculous shredding. Today, we’ll learn the most popular pattern ever!
Today we’ll be using multiple scales and modes to create exotic, advanced metal sounds.
Today we’ll be looking at simple 3 note scales that will help you move quickly, horizontally across the fretboard. You’ll be shredding in no time!
Learn to take your sweep picking to a whole new level using a popular, super fun progression.