Mile High Shred

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Mile High Shred is a passionate guitar instructor dedicated to helping aspiring musicians master metal and rock guitar techniques. Since launching in June 2016, Mile High Shred has built a strong community of over 291 members, proving the value of their affordable and comprehensive lessons. With over 100 video lessons available for just $1 per month, Mile High Shred provides an accessible pathway for guitarists of all levels to improve their skills. The creator's commitment to affordability and quality instruction has earned them a loyal following and a reputation for excellence in the guitar education space.

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The extreme metal course I've been working on with Troy Grady (Cracking the Code) has just been released on his site!

#cracking the code #obsidian

Happening Thursday, August 15th at 3 PM (pacific time zone) We're going to watch a video from Martin Miller titled "Practice Does NOT Make P

This was not an easy decision to make, but I feel it's best for getting some big projects done so Mile High Shred can get to a new, better l

This Patreon supporter requested lesson goes over a Kirk Hammett lick in the solo for Creeping Death. Various strategies are demonstrated for breaking down this short, but difficult lick into many different parts to help you make progress.

#breaking things down #kirk hammett #metallica

This was given to a student to help them see more of the fretboard by using some fairly simple shapes/patterns that ascends three octaves. You COULD say four octaves because of the fourth A note you finish on, but the pattern being used is only in three octaves. If something lik

This was given to a student to work on changing strings while picking fast. Because you are changing strings after performing an up stroke, using an upward escape motion (usually used with a downward pick slant) can be very beneficial in playing things like this nice and clean

This was given to a student to work on their picking/strumming endurance while palm-muting power chords (aka: 5th chords). The chord progre

This is a live reaction/response to an excellent video by Brad Harrison Music. The title of his video is absurd though, because it's called

This was given to a student to work on downward pick slanting, or upward escape motion. Basically, your up strokes go up and away from the g

This is something I like to call four note coils. These kinds of note sequences are actually quite difficult! Both your fretting hand and pi

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OBSIDIAN - Extreme Metal Instruction Course

Martin Miller Reaction, Stealing Iron Maiden to Write Songs, and More!

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Break it Down to Build it Up - Creeping Death Solo Lick

Octave Lick 1 (Fairly Simple Shape/Pattern Played in Three Octaves Ascending)

Mikehell 5-4-20 #2 (Upward Escape Motion/Downward Pick Slanting String Changing Bursts/Chunks)

Mikehell 10-26-20 #1 (Palm-Muted Power Chord Picking Endurance)

Responding to Play 3000 Percent Faster

Brandon T. 8-9-19 #1 (Palm-Muted Single Note/String Alternate Picking)

Alex G. 9-23-17 #3 (4 Note Coils Down then Up)

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