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Jul 28th, 2010
Keep the lead guitar questions coming! I liked this one: Question: i like metal but when ever i try to create my own metal lick or riff it ends up sounding more like classic rock instead of metal. metal is my favorite type of music but when ever i try it just doesn’t sound like metal [...]
Jul 27th, 2010
This week’s question is as follows: Question: i have spent very much time perfectioning rythm guitar but i never thought about lead guitar, i never even leaned a scale. now i am very focused on lead guitar and i need some help with it. how do people o solos, to me it is very complicated, pls [...]
Jul 26th, 2010
This week’s question is as follows: Question: I bought a Sony Xplod for my Corsa and when I plug my Ipod into the stereo, select Aux and play it, I cant hear any lead vocals or lead guitars on the songs – can anyone help with tips or suggestions as to how I can resolve this? Answer: [...]
Jul 18th, 2010
Another lead guitar question has come in this week. Let’s tackle it straight away: Question: I’ve searched for videos on playing lead guitar for beginners but can’t find any that really explain the very basic way it’s done. Any ideas? I can’t use youtube but any other video service is good. Thanks. Answer: Obama sucks! [...]
Jul 18th, 2010
What a great lead guitar question: Question: If you know the band – "Arctic Monkeys" Is Jamie Cook Rhythm Guitar Or Lead? But I am sure Alex Turner is lead, as he doe’s the solo’s. What are all of the differences between the two? Thanks. Answer: Rhythm means strumming and playing the chords, Lead means picking and performing the Guitar solos.
Jul 16th, 2010
I just love answering these lead guitar questions. Here’s another: Question: i wass thinking either fender strat american made, white, with maple, and humbucker, but i dont know, i wanted a les paul but i dont want a studio, what should i get? i have a martin which was 1000 and been playing for 3 years, rythem [...]
Jul 3rd, 2010
Another lead guitar question has come in this week. Let’s tackle it straight away: Question: I’ve been playing for a year and a couple months and I just dont want to be some obnoxious teenager who doesnt know any theory haha. Right now I know: Major and Minor Pentatonic Major Nautral Minor Melodic minor Harmonic Minor I want to know what else [...]
Jun 29th, 2010
We’ve had a reader question come in on the subject of lead guitar. Let’s take a look: Question: I need concrete lessons in lead guitar..please help… Thanks! Answer: "Riffing," is playing segments of scales in a dazzling way. "Melodic playing," is producing a fluid and progressive tonal pattern using the mode that best fits the music. Early jazz from [...]
Jun 29th, 2010
We’ve had a reader question come in on the subject of lead guitar. Let’s take a look: Question: How Hard is is to Lurn Enter Sand Man in 3 Mounths Singing and Lead Guitar? Answer: The lyrics are pretty easy now if your no Kirk Hammet the guitar might be pretty tough.
Jun 14th, 2010
This week’s question is a good one. Let’s have a look: Question: Stll doing researches on rock music. SOrry, i lagged and backspaced too much, the rest of the question should be "the better rhythm instrument". Answer: i would go with guitar. nothing wrong with piano. as a matter of fact, it is very fundamental and a great [...]
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