As guitar players we all stand on the shoulders of the ones that have come before us. And we take a bit of our favorite players and influences and make it our own as we develop our own style on the guitar.

So its so important to study the playing of our favorite players and most epic players of all time. We can learn so much and discover techniques that make our own playing soar in new directions. 

Let's face it, what guitar player has not tried to play the majestic solo to "Comfortably Numb,” “Time," or "Shine On You Crazy Diamond," at some point in their guitar journey. His playing is instantly recognizable and all you need to hear is one note and you know it's David Gilmour.

This David Gilmour Style digital course contains over 1.5 hours of video lessons with on-screen tablature. Two jam tracks consisting of 10+ minutes of bluesy intoxication that will make you want to practice forever. And a 27-page PDF reference eBook packed with scale diagrams, soloing strategies, jam track explanations, major and minor key, modal playing info, and much more.

And the jam tracks are in the style of Pink Floyd and sound amazing! Each track is more than 10 minutes long which makes for a more enjoyable and continuous experience. You'll play longer and "stay in the flow" longer. You will be so empowered and motivated to play and practice over them again and again.

In this course you will learn:

• Tons and tons of licks in this awesome style.
• How to add emotion, color, and texture to your licks.
• To cop that timeless, killer tone we all love so much.
• How to create amazing sounds in the Gilmour style.
• All about tone, gear, amp, pickups, and effect settings.
• A simple way to use triads for “BIG" solo statements.
• Scale, chord, and triad mapping all over the guitar neck.
• How to construct melodic phrases and melodic themes.
• To get the colors and characteristics of this sound down cold.
• How to build licks and how to vary them into additional licks.
• How to target notes based on the chords to make HUGE solo statements.
• To combine pentatonic positions and get outside the dreaded "box" style of play.
• The techniques in this style: vibrato, string bending, use of space, & tremolo arm use.
• Scale application - Minor & Major Pentatonic Scale, Blues Scale, Natural Minor, Modes of the Major Scale.
• Everything in a real musical scenario by mastering the approaches and devices over the included jam tracks.
• and MUCH MORE

Questions? Email us at TheNextLevelGuitar@yahoo.com