Pull offs, double stops, tapping—most of us employ at least two or three techniques for a solo.
YouTube user Miguel Márquez, however, has managed to use 45 different techniques in one epic three minute peice.
Márquez’s versatility is pretty impressive, and watching the clip is a great way to inspire your own playing—after all, when’s the last time you utilized harp harmonics or a dive bomb in your soloing?
Watch the video above and enjoy.
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