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Bet you all thought I dropped off the face of the earth. It has been a long time, but you can't keep a good man down! I am in the process of recording some new episodes and rethinking everything in general to help keep the podcast going so I can get back to regular updates. I am currently shopping some sponsors which should help. Hope to hear from some of you to see if you are still out there. Talk to you soon!-GregGCO 12: I am still here!

This episode is a beginning tutorial in using Delay. The first example covers the setting for the opening riff. The second example is a setting similar to guitarist Nuno Bettencourt's flight of the wounded bumblebee. The final example is a delay preset that I personally use the most in everyday lead playing. Visit www.guitarcastonline.com for a higher resolution version of this video podcast so you can better see the examples.

This episode introduces experimentation with adding triplets to your rhythm playing. It starts out with a cool intro riff in Dropped D tuning followed by a breakdown of each section of the intro. Make sure that you download the tablature at http://www.guitarcastonline.com/tab.html.

Please welcome our first guest instructor Mark Kaleiwahea! This episode opens with an audio intro written and performed by Mark and is followed by a 12 minute in depth video lesson that provides some insight into Mark's unique approach to solo guitar.

Despite the cheesy name, this is my longest running podcast yet. This is a step by step lesson of a cool little intro song. Enjoy!Video Podcast

Appetizer podcast. These "Filler" lessons buy me more time to work on longer lessons. :-) Better than nothing at all I guess.Video Podcast

This is the tablature for GCO 5: Advanced Lead Guitar TechniquesDownload Tablaturehttp://www.guitarcastonline.comhttp://guitarcastonline.blogspot.com to post commentsEmail me with comments or questions at instructor@guitarcastonline.com

Relative Majors and Minors TablatureTablaturehttp://www.guitarcastonline.comhttp://guitarcastonline.blogspot.com to post commentsEmail me with comments or questions at instructor@guitarcastonline.com

This episode will get you started with modifying simple rhythms to make them more unique. I am working to get the loops for the lesson posted here so please be patient. I am adding drums and bass to them and I will post them as soon as I can.Creating Complex Rhythms Video Podcasthttp://www.guitarcastonline.comhttp://guitarcastonline.blogspot.com to post commentsEmail me with comments or questions at instructor@guitarcastonline.com

Creating Complex Rhythms TablatureTablaturehttp://www.guitarcastonline.comhttp://guitarcastonline.blogspot.com to post commentsEmail me with comments or questions at instructor@guitarcastonline.com

This is the tablature for the syncopated rhythms video podcast.Tablaturehttp://www.guitarcastonline.comhttp://guitarcastonline.blogspot.com to post commentsEmail me with comments or questions at instructor@guitarcastonline.com

Dynamic Soloing Tablature.Tablaturehttp://www.guitarcastonline.comhttp://guitarcastonline.blogspot.com to post commentsEmail me with comments or questions at instructor@guitarcastonline.com

In our first episode we are exploring adding character to your solos. All examples are in the key of C Major/Am. Click the link below for downloadable content:Audio Filehttp://www.guitarcastonline.comhttp://guitarcastonline.blogspot.com to post commentsEmail me with comments or questions at instructor@guitarcastonline.com

We continue our last podcast with learning the solo sections from the intro song. Tab can be downloaded at http://www.guitarcastonline.com/tab.html.Video Podcast

This episode covers speed exercises in C Major.Download Video Podcasthttp://www.guitarcastonline.comhttp://guitarcastonline.blogspot.com to post commentsEmail me with comments or questions at instructor@guitarcastonline.com