Rusty Cooley
Rusty Cooley has managed to elevate himself to legendary status over a very short time. This has made many to refer to him as a "Master Shredder and proclaim him has the " Leading Light of Post-Malmsteen Shredvolution." Rusty is applauded mainly for his remarkable contributions to his genre and his elegant guitar skills. He has now started to impart the knowledge learned over the years to aspiring music generations. Most of Rusty's notable and whole career achievements have originated from his desire to push his strength boundaries. Rusty started playing guitar at the age 15 under the supervision of some instructors. However, he later decided to follow a solo career after being dissatisfied by the instructors conventional and typical techniques. This self-taught methodology enabled him to develop his talents, increase his knowledge
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and avoid to conform with the ordinary ideas. Moreover, his willingness and his passion for learning helped in bringing out the best from him.
Rusty's is now regarded as the true virtuosic master musician. This is because his playing technique is harmonized, fine, neat, grounded and reflect a lot of expertise. He has a sound of a wide range of playing styles and genres knowledge base that have enabled him to suggest improvisations in heavy metal. His extensive command over playing intricacies of a number of genres are his prime strengths. In addition to this, his consistent refinements of tone have led to the development of its commencement, versatility and density.
Rusty was greatly inspired and influenced by a number of iconic music virtuosos.
Some of these eminent stars include Steve Vai, Yngwie Malmsteen, Randy Rhoads, Vinnie Moore, Paul Gilbert and Tony MacAphine. However, Rusty is known for sticking to a number of instruments with notable being his customized six, seven and eight stringed guitars. This has made many to compare his technique to that of the likes of Randy Rhoads. Moreover, his sweep picking signature style is said to originate from Randy Rhoads and Eddie Van Halen original sweep picks. He mastered the sweeps from the two before the sweeps became popular in the metal and rock world and improved the skill.
Rusty is devoted curving his own signature by adopting a tricky technique of integrating more of pinkie-tapping in his tones. This is because he posses massive expertise over alternate picking, pull-offs, one finger tap and hammer. His shredding is fast, dense and fluid with every single shred being well-established and ideally designed. This makes the tones smooth, bold full of delightful agility. Rusty's technique makes him stand out as the entitled Randy Rhoads
descendant.
Rusty has worked with a number of recording artists since 1996 when he decided to buy a 7-string guitar for a solo career. He was together endorsed with the Jackson Guitars and the Seymour Duncan pickups after releasing an instructional cd ROM "Shred Guitar Manifesto." Rusty released more instructional cd roms in 2002 while in Florida. This was followed by a number of endorsements such as the VHT Amps, EMG pickups and the Digital Music co. In 2003, he joined Bobby Williams to reform the Outworld to be a vocal band which went on to release a self-titled CD in 2006. The success of this debut CD enabled the Outworld to get a lot of crucial endorsements with EMG pickups, Dean guitars, Diamond Amplification and Morley.
and avoid to conform with the ordinary ideas. Moreover, his willingness and his passion for learning helped in bringing out the best from him.
Rusty's is now regarded as the true virtuosic master musician. This is because his playing technique is harmonized, fine, neat, grounded and reflect a lot of expertise. He has a sound of a wide range of playing styles and genres knowledge base that have enabled him to suggest improvisations in heavy metal. His extensive command over playing intricacies of a number of genres are his prime strengths. In addition to this, his consistent refinements of tone have led to the development of its commencement, versatility and density.
Rusty was greatly inspired and influenced by a number of iconic music virtuosos.
Some of these eminent stars include Steve Vai, Yngwie Malmsteen, Randy Rhoads, Vinnie Moore, Paul Gilbert and Tony MacAphine. However, Rusty is known for sticking to a number of instruments with notable being his customized six, seven and eight stringed guitars. This has made many to compare his technique to that of the likes of Randy Rhoads. Moreover, his sweep picking signature style is said to originate from Randy Rhoads and Eddie Van Halen original sweep picks. He mastered the sweeps from the two before the sweeps became popular in the metal and rock world and improved the skill.
Rusty is devoted curving his own signature by adopting a tricky technique of integrating more of pinkie-tapping in his tones. This is because he posses massive expertise over alternate picking, pull-offs, one finger tap and hammer. His shredding is fast, dense and fluid with every single shred being well-established and ideally designed. This makes the tones smooth, bold full of delightful agility. Rusty's technique makes him stand out as the entitled Randy Rhoads
descendant.
Rusty has worked with a number of recording artists since 1996 when he decided to buy a 7-string guitar for a solo career. He was together endorsed with the Jackson Guitars and the Seymour Duncan pickups after releasing an instructional cd ROM "Shred Guitar Manifesto." Rusty released more instructional cd roms in 2002 while in Florida. This was followed by a number of endorsements such as the VHT Amps, EMG pickups and the Digital Music co. In 2003, he joined Bobby Williams to reform the Outworld to be a vocal band which went on to release a self-titled CD in 2006. The success of this debut CD enabled the Outworld to get a lot of crucial endorsements with EMG pickups, Dean guitars, Diamond Amplification and Morley.