What You’ll Learn

The Sythesizer Scale

Discover the scales Page uses to create iconic sounds and improvise solos.

Horizontal Runs

Learn to move across the fretboard to create smooth ascending melodic runs.

Creative Fretwork

Page's unique bending, vibrato and note choices that inspired generations.

15 Original Licks

Learn the 15 new licks behind 2 different solos

Improvise Solos With Confidence

Improvise solos with confidence with 7 days practice

Meet Your Teacher

Gabriel Leopardi

Gabriel Leopardi is a professional musician who has spent the last 20 years playing, recording, and touring with mega-label bands like Metallica, Duran Duran, Paramore, Evanescence, and more.

We asked Gabriel to teach our course because he has several years experience teaching guitar online. He has taught for major brands like GMC Guitar Lessons and Neural DSP. We know Gabriel’s experience will help you unlock the scales systems you need to start soloing with confidence.

Join Gabriel as he translates Page’s iconic application of blues to rock into an easy-to-learn system you can use to confidently improvise on the fly solos. Gabriel shares his hard-won experience so you can start soloing right away.

Learn how to create Jimmy Page’s iconic sound from a real-life touring musician who cut his teeth playing Led Zeppelin songs.

Solo With Confidence In 7-Days  By Learning How To

Use Page’s Scales & Techniques To Confidently Improvise Solos 

Incorporate Page’s Sound Without Memorizing Solos Note-For-Note

Write Solos Like Page While Retaining Your Unique Style

Play With Confidence By Understanding The WHY Behind The Licks

Start Soloing With Confidence Within 7-Days Of Practice

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This course is for you if...

1. You already play guitar and want to incorporate Page’s style, sound, and scale system into your playing

2. You want to understand how to use Page’s scales and licks to create your own sound and FINALLY stop memorizing solos

3. You have an hour a day for a week to learn Page’s blues-lead rock approach

4. You want to improvise solos with confidence either by yourself or during a session

This course is not for you if...

1. You are just now picking up the guitar
2. You aren’t interested in learning how to create Page’s iconic sound
3. You’re looking to memorize Page’s solo note-for-note
4. You don’t have an hour a day to learn the scale system behind Page’s iconic sound

What You’ll Find Inside The Course

Part 1: Bending & Vibrato Mini-Course

The course kicks off by walking you through the fundamentals of expression on the guitar - bending and vibrato. Here you’ll discover the mechanics along with the different types of bends and exercises you can follow to quickly get up to speed on this technique. After that, you’ll learn why vibrato is important, and exercises for creating your own personal vibrato.

1: Course Introduction - welcome to the course!

2: Bending Technique - Gabriel demonstrates different bending techniques, along with the mechanics of executing a proper bend and showing different types of bends you can do (half stop, whole stop, overbend, etc.).

3: Bending Exercises - here Gabriel walks you through a series of exercises you can use in your practice routine to nail your bending technique, pull off clean bends in your playing, avoiding things like bending out of tune, bending too fast, etc.

4: Vibrato Technique - moving on to vibrato, Gabriel walks you through different types of vibrato, talks about the vibrato different players have, why vibrato is important (namely that it gives a player their unique personality on the guitar), as well as demonstrating types of vibrato (fast/slow/wide/narrow/etc.).

5: Vibrato Exercises - next a series of exercises that you can add to your own practice routine to get good smooth vibrato that is in time with the music.

6: Final Thoughts - this contains an overview of what you've learned along with suggestions on what to learn next!

Part 2: Legato Mini-Course

In this next section you’ll learn legato fundamentals as well as some killer techniques for erasing unwanted noise. Gabriel will walk you through proper placement, execution, and how to play without wearing yourself out. This part closes out by deep diving into how to mute unwanted noise from untargeted strings.

1: Introduction to Legato - welcome to the course!

2: Left Hand Technique & Concepts - Gabriel walks through some of the building blocks of legato using your left hand, covers things like thumb placement (two different positions depending on what you're trying to do), finger placement (to get clear notes and good speed), minimizing movement and strength (basically you want to move as little as possible and only play as hard as you have to so that you aren't tiring yourself out doing too much), and general legato technique, demonstrating both hammer ons and pull offs, how to execute them cleanly without unwanted noise or too much movement that would cause over exertion or injury. Also covers trills, which are rapid hammer ons and pull offs.

3: Muting Unwanted Noise - one of the big mistakes people make with legato is having a lot of noise coming from the strings they're NOT targeting, so this module walks you through various techniques to ensure the only string ringing out is the one you want to hear, covering both left and right hand muting.

4: Legato Exercises - Next, Gabriel walks you through a series of exercises that you can use in your own practice routine to strengthen your fingers, clean up your playing, and get good clean legato, covering both hammer ons and pull offs, as well as hammering on from nowhere, muting, and other legato hacks!

5: Course Conclusion - here Gabriel gives a recap, ties it all together, and suggests what to learn from here.

Part 3: Double Stops Mini-Course

In this section you’ll learn how to create unique and iconic sounds by playing two notes at the same time. You’ll learn the common double stop notes (Gab teaches it in c minor scale), how to incorporate it into the pentatonic scale, and how to use triads in double stops. The session closes with Gab sharing his best tips to make this complicated system easy to learn.

1: Introduction - welcome to the course!.

2: What is a Double Stop - For those who are new to the idea of double stops, we give you a ground floor explanation and demonstration of this technique.

3: What notes can be used in Double Stops - Double stops can be performed in any scale, but Gabriel walks you through most common double stops - thirds, fourths, fifths and octaves. Gab uses the C minor scale to demonstrate each of the most common ones, played through the whole scale.

4: Incorporating Double Stops with the Pentatonic Scale - double stops are most commonly played using the pentatonic scale, so Gabriel walks you through how you would do this in your playing, basically giving you a practical roadmap for how to easily incorporate double stops in your playing. Then a little minor pentatonic jam plays, demonstrating this technique.

5: Incorporating Double Stops using Triads - Another technique for finding good double stop ideas within a key or within a solo. Triads are three notes, so if you know your triads, you have two choices within each triad (1/2, 1/3). Gab reveals all!

6: Technique Tips For Playing Double Stops - Walking through techniques to embellish your double stops and make them more vibey. Walks through regular picking (downstrokes or alternate picking), hybrid picking (combining picking and fingers), fingerpicking, slides, and legato.

7: Final Thoughts - a review of everything you learned in this section, along with some suggestions on next steps.

Part 4: Page Rhythm Style Course

In this section we go deep into the part of Page's playing that made Led Zeppelin a household name - his incredible rhythm guitar work. Learn how he combined unique tunings, otherworldly tones, and rhythmic displacement - along with a taste of classic rock and roll - to push classic rock into it's own genre! 

1: Introduction - welcome to the course!

2: Riffmaster - Gab walks through how Page gets inspiration for his legendary riffs. From the scales he draws on for single note riffs, to updating classic rock and roll turn arounds, to adding percussion using palm muting, we give you some unique insights into Page's riffmaster process!

3: Tuning Innovator - While every other rock and blues player was jamming out in E standard, Page took the stage to massive crowds playing in open G, open D, and many other unique tunings. Gab walks you through some of his most used tunings, including how to play chords and write creative licks in these tunings.

4: Sound Architect - Page set the standard for what rock would sound like for generations by combining effects like distortion, delay, wah, phaser, tremolo and more. In this lesson, Gabriel gives some examples of how these sound combined.

5: Final Thoughts - Thanks!

Part 4: Page Masterclass Techniques & Scales

This is where you combine all the techniques you learned to fully unlock Page's style. You’ll learn the scales Page uses, how to switch between them, and the simple techniques that unlock Page's creative fretwork, such as Albert King style bending, his unique vibrato, his horizontal runs and more. The course ends with a quick wrap up before diving into the two Page inspired solos you’ll learn so you can tie everything together and start soloing with confidence!

1: Course Introduction - welcome to the course!.

2: The Synthesizer Scale - here Gab walks through how Page combines different scales to create his own scale that has Page labeled a "Scale Synthesizer". 

3: Minor Pentatonic Scale - In this lesson, Gab deep dives into how Page applies the minor pentatonic scale, along with the blues scale, to redefine rock guitar.

4: Major Pentatonic Scale - As with the minor, Gab next walks through Page's application of the major pentatonic scale, and gives many examples of riffs and licks he played over the years with this scale.

5: Creative Fretwork - In this module, Gabriel tees up the next modules that go deep on how Page used different techniques to add dynamic and expressive elements to his playing.

6: Bending (Albert King Style) - Page brought a lot of things to rock from the blues, and one of the techniques that stands out the most is his use of big Albert King style bends. Gabriel shows you what these sound like, and gives you some tips on applying them to your own playing.

7: Vibrato - They say a guitarist's vibrato is like their fingerprint, and Page is no exception! Gab walks through how Page likes to use his vibrato while carrying out wide bends - a classic rock calling card you can touch on when you need it.

8: Horizontal Runs - Page often plays fast ascending runs that move between different positions using slides to create a smooth and fluid sound. Here, Gabriel shows you some examples, as well as giving some tips on how to incorporate this into your own playing.

9: Bending Trick - This one disappeared from the rock lexicon for a few decades before becoming popular again in the last few years. It's one of those simple tricks that doesn't just sound good - it looks good too!

10: Final Thoughts - Thanks!

Exercise Sessions: Fundamental Page - 15 Licks & Riffs to Help Unlock Page's Style

This is the official intro for the final part of the course! By now you’ve mastered the basic skills you’ll need. In this short section you get introduced to Gab, learn about Page's style, and get a walkthrough of his gear choices.

1: Welcome To The Course - an overview of coming lessons.

2: Meet Your Instructor - Gab introduces himself, gives some background and explains his relationship to Page's playing.

3: Introduction to Page's Influences, Style and Sound - Here Gab walks through Page's major influences, gives a general overview of his style, and talks briefly about the gear he uses to get his signature sound.

Page Song 1: Uptempo

This first song will have you playing an uptempo solo using the techniques you’ve learned. To make learning easy, we’ve included a moving tab layout you can play along with. We include backing tracks you can play with tabs on the screen, a half speed option to unlock any ‘sticky’ sections, and get insight and advice from Gab’s years on the road.

Page Style Song & Solo 1 - Playthrough - Let's hear the first solo! Gabriel talks through what he's about to play, what songs influenced this solo, a little about the techniques involved, and then plays the solo at full speed with moving tab on screen so you can follow along.

Lick 1 Discussion & Walkthrough - For each of these licks, Gabriel talks about what inspired the lick, plays the lick at full speed with backing track and tab on screen, plays the lick at half speed without backing track, and then walks through the lick note by note, explaining the scale involved, giving playing advice, etc.

Lick 2 Discussion & Walkthrough

Lick 3 Discussion & Walkthrough

Lick 4 Discussion & Walkthrough

Lick 5 Discussion & Walkthrough

Lick 6 Discussion & Walkthrough

Lick 7 Discussion & Walkthrough

Page Song 2: Lower Tempo

The second song will have you playing a lower tempo solo using the techniques you’ve learned. This section includes everything from the first song, such as the moving tab layout you can play along with. We include backing tracks you can play with tabs on the screen, a half-speed option to unlock any ‘sticky’ sections, and get insight and advice for Gab’s years on the road.

Page Style Song & Solo 2 - Playthrough - Now it's time to hear the second solo! Once again, Gabriel talks through what he's about to play, what songs influenced this solo, a little about the techniques involved, and then plays the solo at full speed with moving tab on screen so you can follow along.

Lick 1 Discussion & Walkthrough - For each of these licks, Gabriel talks about what inspired the lick, plays the lick at full speed with backing track and tab on screen, plays the lick at half speed without backing track, and then walks through the lick note by note, explaining the scale involved, giving playing advice, etc.

Lick 2 Discussion & Walkthrough

Lick 3 Discussion & Walkthrough

Lick 4 Discussion & Walkthrough

Lick 5 Discussion & Walkthrough

Lick 6 Discussion & Walkthrough

Lick 7 Discussion & Walkthrough

Course End: Conclusion & Files

Gab closes out the course with insight into how to use the licks to create your own variations you then work into your own improvised solos! You’ll also find all the course files for solos, PDFs for tabs, and the Guitar Pro files for the solos.

How To Use These Licks - Gabriel walks through how to practice these licks, and demonstrates how to create variations of the licks to make them your own and work them into your own playing.

Conclusion - you're all done! Gab gives his final goodbyes!

Course files - Folder with backing tracks for both solos, PDFs of tabs for both solos, and Guitar Pro files for both solos.