In this guitar licks video, you'll see how to improve the sound of any guitar lick. The key isn’t learning more licks, it’s how to make the ones you already know sound better. Here’s what you’ll learn in this guitar licks lesson:
First, I’ll show you how to transform an ordinary guitar lick into a series of cool guitar licks. I call this “Lick-Milking”, and it’s something I do almost every time I want to create guitar licks.
Then, for our second guitar licks tip, you’ll see how making small changes to a good lick can make it sound better… a lot better. (Yes, I include all the guitar tab for you.)
I’ll then show you how you can refine your guitar licks so that they continuously get better.
Next up, I’ll show you different ways to apply vibrato to licks that make them sound really cool.
Then, in our next tip in this guitar lesson on licks, I’ll dive into what I call “Double-Bends”. These are not double stop guitar licks, it’s better.
Our 6th lead guitar lick idea is what I call a “Super-Slide”. It’s a simple but uncommon way to add an extreme slide into any guitar lick you create.
Moving right along to tip number 7, we have a cool little hack to get more out of any lick you play. The secret? Double-Picked-Octave Phrase.
Last up, we have the “Arpeggio Rip”. This is one of my favorite ways to improve the sound of your guitar playing and create better guitar licks.
Let’s dive into the guitar licks lesson video and have some fun!
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