How to play incorporate neoclassical, Danny Elfman-style arpeggios in your playing
Classical-style arpeggios meet Gypsy jazz-flavored minor melodies in this exclusive video lesson from Andy Wood that’s ...
Everyone from Metallica to jazz pros have made use of the ominous sound of the Locrian mode – here's how it could shake up your guitar playing
The Locrian mode is the seventh and darkest mode derived from the major scale. Stuart Ryan takes you through the structure of the scale and gets creative with some rhythm and lead examples ...
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Play 'em like Noel! Learn 5 classic Oasis riffs (and 1 underrated riff)
The overall progression being outlined is Am7, G, Fmaj7sus2. On the guitar part playing the arpeggios, you will need to add ...
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Everyone from Metallica to jazz pros have made use of the ominous sound of the Locrian mode – here's how it could shake up your guitar playing
Our arpeggio example uses simple chords from the Locrian mode with a heavy rock sound. The diminished triad on the root chord is a great sound for when you need tension. Play the Adim chord as a ...