Monsters of Rock

Monsters of Rock, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 68 lectures, based on 158 reviews, and has 1323 subscribers.

You will learn about Rock rhythm guitar and rock lead guitar skills. Left and right hand technique for rock rhythm and rock lead guitar. Practical application of rock guitar theory/music theory in real world scenarios. Technique, tricks and styles of rock guitar by many of the world's greatest players. This course is ideal for individuals who are Any guitar player interested in a comprehensive solid foundational and beyond course in rock rhythm and lead guitar. It is particularly useful for Any guitar player interested in a comprehensive solid foundational and beyond course in rock rhythm and lead guitar.

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Summary

Title: Monsters of Rock

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 68

Number of Published Lectures: 68

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 68

Original Price: $99.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Rock rhythm guitar and rock lead guitar skills.
Left and right hand technique for rock rhythm and rock lead guitar.
Practical application of rock guitar theory/music theory in real world scenarios.
Technique, tricks and styles of rock guitar by many of the world's greatest players.

Who Should Attend

Any guitar player interested in a comprehensive solid foundational and beyond course in rock rhythm and lead guitar.

Target Audiences

Any guitar player interested in a comprehensive solid foundational and beyond course in rock rhythm and lead guitar.

Welcome to the Monsters Of Rock course! Perfect for beginner and intermediate players, this is all encompassing for learning rock guitar. Advanced players can most definitely benefit as well; tightening up your technique, fundamentals and much more. Focusing heavily on developing a solid foundation and more in rock n’ roll guitar playing, there’s over 7 hours of lessons & content.

This course covers a very wide range of lessons to shape you into a fantastic rock player. Here’s just some of the many topics covered:

-Tuning, posture, strings/picks, controls, guitar options

-Naming notes, definitions, how to read tablature

-Common rock rhythms; shuffle, swing and more

-Power chords, barre chords, inversions, thumb usage

-Riffs from legendary guitarist’s; Eddie Van Halen, Randy Rhoads, Tony Iommi, Slash, Angus Young & more

-CAGED system & integration

-Alternate picking & legato

-Speed drills & getting faster

-Articulations; bends, hammer on’s, pull offs, slides and much more

-Tapping

-2 full solo performances broken down

-Scales; major & minor pentatonic, natural minor, blues scale

-Phrasing

-Tricks; whammy bar usage, harmonics, pick scrapes, pinch harmonics & more

-Tips; Valuable tips I’ve learned along the way in my journey to help you even more as a player

-How to practice and routine

All of the years I’ve spent performing, teaching, writing and recording have gone into the making of this course. I did my absolute best to make sure you are learning the essentials behind solid rock guitar playing and getting 100% practical application. No fluff or unnecessary teachings – this course is a way to get good at playing rock music right away. All you have to do is follow along and put in some practice! If you’re looking for a detailed and extensive course on how to play rock guitar, look no further. See you inside!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Beginner: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Intro to Beginner Course

Lecture 2: Guitars

Lecture 3: How to Tune Your Guitar

Lecture 4: Picks, Strings, Action, Posture, Guitar Controls

Lecture 5: Fretting Notes

Lecture 6: Naming Notes

Lecture 7: Octave Exercise

Lecture 8: Definitions We must Know

Lecture 9: How to Read Tablature

Lecture 10: How to Practice & Routine

Chapter 2: Beginner: Rhythm & Technique

Lecture 1: What Makes a Good Rhythm Guitarist

Lecture 2: Explanation of Common Rhythms

Lecture 3: Power Chords & Why We Use Them in Rock

Lecture 4: Picking

Lecture 5: Common Rock Inversions & Thumb Usage

Lecture 6: Palm Muting and Over the Mountain

Lecture 7: Ghost Notes and You Really Got Me

Lecture 8: Fret Hand Muting

Lecture 9: Staccato vs Legato “Smoke on the Water”

Lecture 10: Arpeggios “Ain’t Talkin’ Bout Love”

Lecture 11: Hammer On’s & Pull-Offs “Paranoid”

Lecture 12: Trills “Black Sabbath

Lecture 13: Double-Stops “Brown Eyed Girl”

Lecture 14: Flat “5” Note / Blue Note “Enter Sandman”

Chapter 3: Beginner: Lead & Technique

Lecture 1: What Makes a Good Lead Guitarist

Lecture 2: What is the Role of the “Lead Guitarist”

Lecture 3: Muting While Soloing “Sweet Child O Mine”

Lecture 4: Go to Rock Tonality Choices

Lecture 5: Articulations Bundle

Lecture 6: Phrasing & Congruency

Lecture 7: Speed-picking drill

Lecture 8: Legato drill

Lecture 9: Solo Performance & Breakdown

Lecture 10: Tricks

Lecture 11: Tips

Lecture 12: Thank You

Chapter 4: Intermediate: Before We Begin

Lecture 1: Intro to Intermediate

Lecture 2: Next Level Practice

Lecture 3: Real World Application

Chapter 5: Intermediate: Rhythm & Technique

Lecture 1: Power Chord Inversions

Lecture 2: Common Rock Rhythms – Shuffle – Smokin’ in the Boys Room

Lecture 3: Common Rock Rhythms – Swing – ZZ Top – La Grange

Lecture 4: Common Rocky Rhythms – Consecutive 16th Notes – Ozzy – I Don’t Know

Lecture 5: Intro to the CAGED System

Lecture 6: Minor Barre Chords

Lecture 7: Alternate Tunings

Lecture 8: Thumb Usage / Jimi Hendrix Chord- Purple Haze

Lecture 9: Palm Muting – Whole Lotta Love

Lecture 10: Ghost Notes – Running With the Devil

Lecture 11: Fret Hand Muting

Lecture 12: Staccato – Roxanne

Chapter 6: Intermediate: Rhythm

Lecture 1: Arpeggios Boston More Than a Feeling

Lecture 2: Hammer Ons & Pull Offs Voodoo Child

Lecture 3: Double Stops Gimme Three Steps

Lecture 4: Flat 5 Heartbreaker

Chapter 7: Intermediate: Lead & Technique

Lecture 1: Tonality Choices

Lecture 2: CAGED System Pentatonic Scale Shapes

Lecture 3: Bending

Lecture 4: Arpeggios

Lecture 5: Phrasing When to Play

Lecture 6: Speedpicking drill / Incorporating a Metronome

Lecture 7: Legato drill

Lecture 8: Finger Tapping

Lecture 9: Trills – The Trooper

Lecture 10: Solo Performance & Breakdown

Lecture 11: Guitar Tricks – Whammy Bar, Bad Horsie

Lecture 12: Tips

Lecture 13: Thank You

Instructors

Erich Andreas
#1 Guitar Lessons! 40+Years. Over 750,000 Students.
Brandon Paul
Guitar Teacher, Artist & Performer

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4 stars: 54 votes
5 stars: 92 votes

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