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Guitar Lick Master is the ultimate way to learn and practice guitar licks on iPhone and iPod Touch.  These tasteful and timeless licks (recorded by real musicians) are inspired by such greats as Stevie Ray Vaughan, Eric Clapton, Slash, Joe Perry, Jimmy Page, Jimi Hendrix, B.B. King, "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott, Kirk Hammett and others.  The worst aspect of videos though is that licks aren't broken down into easy-to-learn parts for the viewer; the instructor usually just plays through it a few times from memory and expects you to rewind the video until you memorize it.  Since the 1980's, video tutorials have been one of the most common ways to learn guitar licks.  Enjoy 50+ hand-picked licks and a revolutionary "Smart Tab" engine that deconstructs licks into easy-to-play parts and makes learning tabs faster than ever before.  While sometimes informative and entertaining, passive, non-interactive videos are an extremely inefficient way to learn this type of material; the only way to control what you learn and at what speed is by pausing and rewinding countless times until it sinks in.  The heart and soul of Guitar Lick Master lies in our revolutionary "Smart Tabs".  Our mission was to create a faster and more practical way to learn guitar licks than ever before.  Expand your arsenal to 125 total licks, sweeping such genres as Blues, Texas Blues, Rock, Classic Rock, Metal, Punk and more to come.  After wasting months pausing and rewinding lick tutorials, we realized something was wrong.  For starters, their guitar is usually facing the wrong direction (unlike playing in front of a mirror).  Each lick features an interactive, color-coded tab that drastically simplifies the lick learning process.  Multiple camera angles are a nice touch but with a maximum of two eyeballs, most humans can only watch one camera angle at a time.  Watching an instructor sit and play *feels* productive, but it actually creates more work than is necessary and as a result is very time-consuming.  But as a modern teaching aid, video has some severe limitations.  Why? Because it's organized and broken down into smaller parts.  If we want to see the whole picture we have to pause and rewind again and again.  This requires your brain to flip the image.  The second one is easier to read and will be easier to remember too.