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Extreme Lead Guitar - Dissonant Scales & Arpeggios by Jeff Loomis. is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Extreme Lead Guitar - Dissonant Scales & Arpeggios about?
The Rock House Jeff Loomis Extreme Lead Guitar: Dissonet Scales & Arpeggios course will take you on a journey to improving your technique. If you play six or seven string guitar this special 2 DVD set will get you to the next level. Jeff shares his secrets for creating lead guitar masterpieces that have him mentioned in the same breath as Satriani, Gilbert and Malmsteen. Learn Jeff's unique way to create and apply exotic and dissonant leads with harmonic minor, diminished, Lydian dominant b2 and whole tone scales, runs and patterns across the neck. Jeff goes through advanced arpeggios. string skipping, sweeping, arpeggio progressions and two part compositions. He shares techniques for speed picking and his personal workout routine. Learn Jeff's signature leads complete with full band backing tracks. Not for the faint of heart, prepare to be challenged!
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- Author
- Jeff Loomis.
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Music, Arts
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