A typical first lesson will open up with a quick conversation about your skill level and what you hope to achieve, followed by you playing whatever piece you feel you are best at. This will let me know what technique issues we need to focus on and help me plan further lessons.
Following this, lessons will typically be structured as following:
Warm-up (finger exercises, scales, and chords)
Technique feedback and advice
Study piece focus and repertoire expansion
Warm down, post-lesson discussion, questions and homework discussion.

I have twelve years experience playing electric guitar and bass in a variety of genres; metal, funk, rock, blues, jazz and more. I mainly play extended range instruments: a six-string bass and a seven-string guitar, so player branching out and adding extra strings to their skillset will be catered for. For more accomplished students, I can craft tailored lesson plans and practice routines to help you develop in a direction that interest and benefits you as well as exposing you to music that you might otherwise overlook.
Additionally, I have a degree in Music Production, so anyone looking for help recording, mixing or mastering their own music is in the right place too! I use Ableton Live 10, however most basic principles can be applied across any DAW.

The most important thing in playing music is having fun- if you aren't enjoying yourself, why bother? Once I've seen you play and have identified areas to work on, I can more effectively help you play the music you want to play, so you can get back to the main event: having fun! On the other hand, if you feel that your playing ability has plateaued and you're struggling to find a way forward, get in touch! Sometimes all you need is another pair of eyes and ears to help you find the way.