Creative Drop D Rock Guitar

Rock Guitar Riff's often are simple chord progressions but still when you listen to the professional rock guitar players there is often more that the play and they are able to create a great tension with just simple chords. In this tutorial I show you one example of how you can do this with a drop D tuning by first learning the basic riff and then adding more and more to it to make it sound professional. At the end of the tutorial I play a full sequence for your inspiration.

 

Hi, I'm a new premium member and really liking your lessons. You make lessons so easy to understand. I have paid into a lot of online lessons and you are the best at teaching.  Reminds me when Malcolm Young from AC/DC said that all their best riffs he done were the easy ones to play and I have always found that to be true. Like example...  smoke on the water, yes its porbably the most easiest thing to learn but its one of the best ever written rock songs like so many other easy great songs to learn.  

Hey erroch, thanks for joining here with a premium membership. I am happy that you consider my lessons the best ones. I am really working hard to provide my students and followers the best possible lessons. Yes you can take Malcolm Youngs riffs as a good example. They are mostly simple but sound great - and the little gimicks in between make the difference.