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Learn Rock Guitar

Learn Rock Guitar online in the HPCrazy Guitar Academy. All important techniques of this genre are shown. It starts with the so-called power chords, the commonly used chords of the rock guitar. The rhythm guitar in rock is relatively simple, because the power chords are relatively easy to grap, but nevertheless the rhythm is very important and is trained accordingly. A timing accurate rhythm guitar is the foundation of every rock band. Lead guitar is technically very demanding and has to be trained accordingly.

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  1. The E7#9 chord got famous through Jimi Hendrix. He has to used this chord in songs like Foxy Lady, Voodoo Chile or other songs. That's why this chord got named the Jimi Hendrix chord. In this tutorial I am jamming with this chord and showing some ideas and some inspiration how to work with this chord and create the same vibe as Jimi Hendrix has done in his songs where he used this chord. It is a a cool guitar riff in combination with some single-note lines some improvisation concepts and some licks which really work great on this Jam. This will help you to get inspired to work out as a musical Vibe as Jimi Hendrix has done. Jimi Hendrix Chord Jam.pdf Jimi He…

  2. Here you can learn how to build up a typical 8 bars 80's rock solo in the key of Em the very easy but effectiv way. Easy 80s Rock Solo.pdf slow rock em.mp3

  3. Here you can learn how to play an expressive blues-rock rhythm guitar. Blues rock riffs are often very simple music forms which probably sound a little bit boring if you repeat the same thing all over again. In this tutorial I am showing you a few tricks how you can create an expressive rhythm guitar by working with your volume knob or your volume pedal or by attacking the guitar strings harder or adding little guitar gimmicks in the rhythm guitar parts. Music is often pretty similar than like telling a story you start from A and go to B by putting up the dramaturgy. This way make it more interesting for the listener to follow the story you are telling. That is the main…

  4. Here I am showing the main parts of the song “ You Got Another Thing Coming “ by Judas Priest. There are two rhythm guitars which are playing together and creating this really great heavy metal groove. Rhythm guitar number one seems to be very easy but you have to be extremely precise and steady in your palm muted rhythm guitar playing. The anticipations which I am showing are played mainly on the 4+ and are extremely important for a very groovy heavy metal guitar. Even if you are an experienced guitar player don't underestimate this rhtyhm guitar. Rhythm guitar number 2 is the recognizable part of the song “ You got another thing coming “by Judas Priest and it's…

  5. And this tutorial you can learn the basics of a creative slow rock improvisation concept by understanding structure of a guitar riff, the rhythm and how to alter the guitar chords by still keeping the main rhythm pattern going on. In this case it is a very easy rock figure. It's E5 to C5 to D5 and the second part is A5 to C5 and D5. First I show you the simple version of the figure and then get into more sophisticated settings and patterns and riffs. creative slow rock concept.pdf creative slow rock concept.gp creative slow rock concept.mp3

  6. Here comes a cool rock riff a bit in the style of Joe Satriani. High Energy Rock Riff.pdf Rock Em 140.mp3

  7. Here you can learn some sweeping licks which you can use in a shuffle rock situation. Sweeping Licks Bm Shuffle Rock.pdf shuffle rock.mp3

  8. Here you can learn my tips and tricks how to master a rock balade in the typical 80's style such as artists like Gary Moore, Steve Vai, Joe Satriani or others. This masterclass is not about licks and speed – it's about filling the room with you expression and your musical presence so you need to have your things already a bit together. Below the chapeters : Chords 2:09 Analysis 4:11 Scales 4:42 Expression with Vibrato 10:41 Work with Overtones 15:51 Opening Phrases 20:37 Runs 23:03 Final Notes 26:33 Rock Balade - Guitar Masterclass.pdf rock balade ( 2 ) Am 75.mp3

  9. This is a great rock anticipation trick which spices up your rock lead guitar a lot between 120 - 140 BPM. Rock Anticipation Trick.pdf hard rock E 130.mp3

  10. Here you can learn some very cool and easy shuffle rock licks which are pretty easy to play but have a great effect in your solo. To learn the riff you are hearing please check this tutorial : Shuffle Rock Licks.pdf shuffle rock.mp3

  11. Here^'s a cool shuffle rock riff in the key of Bm. It seems very simple but it's not if you want to give it the perfect drive with anticipations. shuffle rock.mp3 Shuffle Rock Riff.pdf

  12. Here you can learn a cool Speed Metal Riff played on a Drop D tuning on 170 BPM. I got the inspiration from the Fast Finger B*!$%? Speed Metal Riff.pdf speed metal backing track D 170.mp3

  13. Here's an easy slow 80s roff riff which contains all important techniques which make a riff sound cool and typical for the genre. Slow Rock Riff Em.pdf slow rock em.mp3

  14. Here you can learn some easy tricks how to play symphonic rock. The main trick is to follow the chords and to connect the chord notes with the scale which is used. Easy Symphonic Rock.pdf symphonic rock.mp3

  15. Here you can learn a nice long meter rock balade lick which you can play to the backing track of my song " Winter Blues " which I recorded some time ago. winter blues jamtrack.mp3 Long Meter Rock Balade Lick ( Em ).pdf

  16. Here you can learn some cool licks which you can use over any blues rock and rock track in D. They help you to show that you are not so cool as you thought. Download my version of it here : https://itunes.apple.com/album/but-i-was-cool/376744701?i=376744839 but I was cool _ jamtrack.mp3 Licks - But I was cool.pdf

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