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Open Chords
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How to change quickly from one chord to another
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Developing muscle memory
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Studying shapes of chords
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How to make changing chords effortless and natural
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Several exercises with open chords
Power Chords
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Two and three string movable voicings
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Using these shapes on all sets of strings
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Riffs and backing tracks using power chords
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Combining power chords and open chords in progressions
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You'll know more than 100 chords to play along with any song
Bar chords
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Building up to full six-string bar chords
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Major, minor and minor seventh bar chords
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Combining bar chords with open chords in progressions
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Strengthening your bar technique
Strumming Patterns
Notes on the Fretboard
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The chromatic scale
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Sharps and flats
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Different names for the same notes
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Assigning numbers to scale notes
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Be prepared for your next jam session
Drop D Tuning
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The heavy sound that Seattle made famous (Alice in Chains called it “chunge”)
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Identify the names of the notes in this tuning
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Play three-string power chords with just one finger
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Jam with a rhythm track
Pentatonic Minor Scale
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Choosing which pentatonic minor scale to use over a chord progression
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How to make the scale sound like a lead and create melodies
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Learn a simple solo and play it with a backing track
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Moving the scale to other keys (transposing)
Demonstration of Electric Guitar Effects
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Distortion
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Reverb
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Echo/Delay
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Flanging
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Phase Shifting
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Chorus
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Wah Pedal
And More...
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Setting a practice schedule and keeping it fun
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How to use the Scorch files as training and practice tools
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More tips on fret-hand and palm muting
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More finger dexterity and picking exercises
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Study and practice tips for mastering the exercises
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