The FASTEST Way I Learned To Shred (Picking)

In this video, I wanted to share licks that helped me and thought that they might help you too.

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[anijay]

Finally! After 5 years of playing guitar, I can play smoke on the water.

Thank you dude!

[jimmccall]

This is loaded with so many great patterns in 15 minutes! Thanks!

[ab_]

Fastest way to learn anything on guitar is to go for it knowing you're going to suck at it at first, but with enough repetition and focus, one day you'll get it.

[michael-dytz]

You're one of the few who gives us the correct notes to shred, that's what helps me. Thank you Cameron!

[tonyjones]

Watching this, maybe this old dude can learn to shred a little after all! THANK YOU 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[stuartmortimer]

My friend, thank you so much. I'm 3 years into my guitar journey, can play most of my fav songs pretty well but was stuck playing the same pentatonic lines over and over. It never occurred to me to take a chunk of a scale and play it up and down in a shifting pattern. I've worked on my alternate picking for a couple of weeks using some of your techniques here and it's made a massive difference to me. Still can't follow the metronome at high speed but I can't expect that without spending some more time. Thank you

[nickelastic]

This has to be the MOST helpful video I have seen for learning to shred. It's like my abilities have been there, I just need the knowledge on where to play.

[yellavonjella]

You're my favorite... you inspired me to buy an electric 6 years prior to today...now I'm shreddin'!!

[GratefulGrove]

As a fellow lefty playing right handed, thank you so much! This video is awesome.

[benjig]

This lesson unlocked a side to my playing I didn't think I had! Thank you

[Kryptic-vl]

I've learned more in the first 5 minutes of this video than I ever have watching these types of videos. Thanks!

[maxteks]

You’re Videos have helped more than any other Guitar demonstrations, …I really think you have the perfect teaching technique, ..and using the right camera angles…and the right playing speeds to show every detail. Thanks for all the priceless, knowledge sharing.

[jimmypennell]

Definitely one of the best shred tutorials I've seen. Great work

[kevinainscough]

I always imagined that solos were mostly pull ons and pull offs. Shows what I know being a rhythm guitar player. Nice video brother.

[Big.E_]

You really show a some of the best licks and tricks! You are simply a legend.

[sixstringJIB]

This is a huge help. I consider myself a novice and I had the biggest writers block with my guitar phrasing, before realizing today that my lick library is still very limited. This is a breath of fresh air. Thank you for sharing!

[RetroidFuture]

I just wanted to say thank you. I feel like this is what I have been missing. I've been playing for about 15 years and to be honest. I suck. To a non player I am sure I sound like a pro but i have zero improv. I skipped a lot of the basics so I could sound cool lol. 15 years later struggling to find my groove I feel like this video was it. these simple tricks and patterns really helped me find my groove and travel up and down the fretboard.
Thank you so much <3

[ahind]

Noticing how you start with upstrokes, I deeply relate. Years ago I used to watch all these tutorials for fast alternate picking starting with downstrokes and never worked for me. It was one day that sort of came as a revelation that I was able to play those licks if I started with upstroke, and I never trained or practiced them like that before. It possibly had to do with my general way of picking or bad habits that are deeply engraved in my head, that just makes it easier for me to process alternate picking with an upstroke

[edwardglyons]

This video is super jam packed with awesome licks and fantastic sequences. Can’t wait to get them all into my repertoire. Thanks Cam.

[Johnsormani]

Hats off for how you achieve this as a left handed right hand player!