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Slaying Vampires with Hybrid Picking Madness!
When we talk about amazing video game music, one of the first soundtracks that comes to mind is Castlevania for the NES. I have never liked the tapping version that everyone does, so I decided to make my own Hybrid picking version to give it more weight and power!
This version of this iconic video game tune is perfect for a good warm up!
A warm up that ensures blazing fast shredding!
When you first pick up the guitar during the day, you usually feel like you need to warm your fingers up and get that smooth connection going between your brain and your fingers.
This warm up shred lick is perfect for that purpose!
You don’t need a delay pedal for Welcome to the Jungle!
Guns N’ Roses has many great guiar riffs in their catalog of songs, but few are as iconic as the intro to Welcome to the Jungle. This is how you play it without a delay effect.
Note: Eb Tuning as the original recorded version of this song.
Hybrid Picking MELTS Kraid’s Lair – Metroid Metal Guitar Cover
Kraids Lair is one of the best Nintendo Themes and one of my favorites to practice simple hybrid picking patterns.
Note: I am tuned in Eb, but this theme is originally in E Standard.
Face Melting Shred Lick 1
This lick is blazing fast and it combines alternate picking, legatos and palm muting. Start slow, but forget the metronome for now. First, you need to learn to develop muscle memory. This happens with everything new that you learn in an instrument.
Pentatonic Shred Lick 1
The whole purpose of this pentatonic shred lick is to help you build speed with pentatonics as you transition into other frets, not just other strings. Start slow, but forget the metronome for now. First, you need to learn to develop muscle memory. This happens with everything new that you learn in an instrument. Once that sets in, you can polish your rhythm.
Bleed by messhugah on a 6-string guitar
This version is in D Standard tunning and the riff is played by using the Open 6th string (D) and its fifth. Then the bend is done by pressing the first fret in the sixth string (D#) and bending it a half step higher.
Full video lesson for this riff coming soon!
