Chromatic Flow - Secret Jazz Guitar Trick video free download

visog

Thanks for this lick. Seem to remember hearing Scott Henderson using one like it with the Elektric Band.

Pertti T

This is great, thank you! Could someone give a tips of that kind of solos, what to study. It´s really unknown genre for me. Maybe not songs of Allan Holdsworth or Guthrie Govan, a little easier perhaps...

terry bruner

I am in total agreement the lesson is great but if you slow down the listener can see how to connect the phrases tha

HotRodSixString

Thanks Morten .

Charles Moore

just fantastic. great ideas to build on. thank you

Udah Olusegun

Men u rock. I am loving your tutorials

olisan29

hello, is it possible to have your video tablature? thank you very much and congratulations for your videos

gary mccallister

we can learn more if you would slow down...you are a great player, i been teaching for 30 years...students cant learn that fast...but i do admire your playing. i will always watch your videos , and you have some really nice licks, but we cant learn , when you play that fast...thanks for your videos and effort.

Richard B

GOD DAMN SLOW DOWN>>>LOL>>>>

terencemusic

Great Concept but your going to fast.. Slow it down..

11estafano

I like! Good job - I´ll have to try this out asap.

compwnage2

This is absolute GOLD and really cool! Its like a note enclosure but on a chromatic instead of a chord tone! This is the kind of thing I just needed to breath new life into my improvisation.

Steve Papacharitos

What about playing less and explain more?

viper 71

Great lesson!! Great flow and just adds so much color to plain scales.

Fiddlekrazy Steve

Really cool!

Umsack

Finally a video that breaks it down! Thanks man, that's the edge I needed!

Mario Mauz

Hei Mortenvery cool lick you play there! i like it because it's very versatile and something i can expand on, thanks! 

Keibee Votran

woooow

dayfedsea70

Sensational! Wish that there was just a little tab help! Thanks

6672rock

Chromatic licks are a great way to link two or more melodic ideas together, or if you're lacking for a way to get from one area of the fretboard to another. It'll make you look like a master when you're just trying to get through an improvised solo without screwing up royally. Plus, you'll sound very fusion-y in the vein of Allan Holdsworth, Al DiMeola, Shawn Lane, Guthrie Govan, etc.