In the style of Jimmy Page, here's an original solo using the pick along with the middle finger:
Tapping Harmonics on the Guitar
Improvisational technique for guitar using tapping harmonics:
Jazz Jam #1: Improvised Lead Solo
Here's an improvised jazz guitar solo in the key of A minor:
Line 6 Jam: Over-Dubbing Using a Loop Sampler
Dedicated to advanced students on the spectrum, this is a demonstration on layering guitar tracks on top of one another using a digital loop sampler:
Cam Jam: Layering Guitar Tracks
Here's another example of taking several guitar parts and weaving them together into a cohesive instrumental:
Improvisational Guitar for Advanced Students on the Spectrum: Layering Guitar Tracks
Here's an example of over-dubbing several guitar parts into a cohesive instrumental:
RE: "Are these arrangements original, and do you perform your own background parts?"
RE: "Are these arrangements original, and do you perform your own background parts?"
Yes, everything is original -- and spontaneous. In other words, nothing is rehearsed (and rarely played twice, at least not in the same way). This is the whole idea behind the website and videos: to teach others to be creative and spontaneous. By definition, "improvisation" means to create something unique -- on the fly. And yes, I do all the background parts with the exception of the drums. Thanks for asking.
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