Legato Guitar Technique Mastery

<p><strong>Discover Perfect Legato Technique for Rock Guitar</strong></p><ul> <li><em>Do you want to master fluid clean legato guitar passages?</em></li> <li><em>Do you need to build speed control and perfect feel?</em></li> <li><em>Do you want to play jaw-dropping legato licks that avoid clichés?</em></li></ul><p>Cutting-edge guitarist Chris Brooks has been teaching perfect guitar technique for three decades and in <strong>Legato Guitar Technique Mastery</strong> he spills his secrets of incredible legato technique on guitar.</p><p>This method is a complete system to play legato in the style of the masters like <strong>Alan Holdsworth Guthrie Govan Greg Howe Brett Garsed Steve Vai </strong>and<strong> Joe Satriani</strong>.</p><p><strong>Guitar Legato Technique Mastery</strong></p><p>Over 150 exercises impressive licks and musical etudes guide you on your journey to incredible legato guitar technique. Everything is structured so you’ll lock down your legato technique before learning a whole host of fantastic licks and runs.</p><ul> <li>Discover the secrets of precise guitar legato to play whatever you want!</li> <li>Master exciting diatonic and chromatic fretboard drills for ultimate dexterity on guitar</li> <li>Learn efficient practice routines for quick meaningful progress</li> <li>Apply legato technique to both three-note-per-string and CAGED shapes to suit your style</li> <li>Easily combine Sweep and Hybrid Picking</li> <li>Discover liquid licks and scorching sequences</li></ul><p><strong>Bonus:</strong> Learn to master the whole fretboard with scale maps</p><p><strong>Bonus:</strong> Get creative! Chris teaches you how to make your own great music with unique legato guitar passages.</p><p><strong>Bonus: </strong>Clear legato demonstration videos you can watch for free </p><p><strong>No More Boring Legato Guitar Licks</strong></p><p><strong>Legato Guitar Technique Mastery</strong> teaches you real insight into how the masters approach the style. You’ll learn to break out of the “scale jail” boxes in which amateur guitarists often find themselves trapped…</p>