What lessons would you like to see added?

[Zé Marques]

How about some lessons on odd tempos and why do they make sense (one example could be explaining why does Money by Pink Floyd sounds like its 4/4 when in reality it’s in 7/8)

 

[dylan garrett]

definately theory. not basic stuff but more like song writing with constructing leads and solos and using theory to build a sick riff.

 

[Julian Penz]

I would like see some Videos about the Theory all around the guitar. A year ago I was playing in a Band, where started with a soundcheck and I didn’t know what an simple A was. Also I would like know, how to use my whammy bar correctly and letting my guitar scream with Dive Bombs and all this stuff.

 

[Guest]

I’d love to learn some licks, solos and progressions from Avenged Sevenfold’s Albums!

 

[Josh Lachapelle]

Honestly, you guys both having so much studio experience, I’d love to see lessons on maybe how to track your own guitar recordings with Pro Tools. I don’t know if that’s deviating too much from the core of the lessons, which is to learn how to PLAY guitar better and better. But if it’s in the realm of possibilities, seeing stuff like that could be cool!
Obviously guitar tone is something each person has to find for themselves, cause everyone has an ear for something different. BUT, maybe a lesson on tips and pointers on how to find a tone? Like explaining that you should always have enough Mids to cut through the mix and not scoop them hard like so many of us do as beginners haha! Just some thoughts!

 

[Jason Evans]

Personally, I’m not great at finger-picking. So maybe an introduction to or tips regarding that.

 

[Trent Lancaster]

Song writing tips would definitely be nice. Also, some tips on constructing solos!

 

[John Setzler]

Also, granted I’m only on lesson 21 so some may be explained later but, a hell of a lot more on theory, like how all of the chords are connected and constructed, why and how this and that, etc. Before I dropped “playing” (fiddling around on it), I wasn’t aware of theory. Now, while it is still confusing, I’m wanting to learn more about it so I can progress exponentially.

 

[Jordan Apfelbeck]

Tutorials for Avenged Sevenfold riffs/solos would be awesome! I have yet to understand how any human being could possibly play that Afterlife solo…Syn is a god.

 

[Richard O'connor]

Maybe some lessons on atonal music

 

[Evelyn Evergreene]

I would love to see some acoustic finger picking and classical guitar techniques.

 

[Evelyn Evergreene]

Some theory and fretboard memorization would be nice too.

 

[D K]

Tapping licks like the ones in that master class solo.

 

[John Setzler]

Song writing tips. My creativity is bleh…

 

[Jak Angelescu]

Someone mentioned Whammy bar techniques. This is a definite YES from me. I am so terrible with whammy it’s ridiculous. Also I think a lesson on “guitar care and maintenance” would be great. I have no idea how to change the strings on my locking system guitars. I barely know how to set my own intonation. But you both are so great that I could watch you both give lessons on how to blow your nose properly for crying out loud. I’m sure I would have the most epic snot projections of all my friends in no time.

 

[James Hazell]

Some basic metronome exercises would be good.

 

[Luka Kartvelishvili]

How to write guitar harmonies, gypsy jazz and 8 finger tapping

 

[Fabio Rossi]

I think lesson about sound and tone. It would be very intresting

 

[Ian Stuart]

Some songwriting secrets would be amazing if you two together

 

[Dan Shipway]

It would be cool to see how to use things such as a floyd or sustainiac in a songwriting perspective as a lot of the time its just for messing around with but I really want to encorporate it into my playing.