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Fingerpicking is the real test of a master

Published in March 18th, 2008

Posted by Crazy Dave in MUSIC

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Short Description: When you use your fingers to pick the strings you get an unlimited freedom to improvise.

Sweep Picking is the only logical way to pick

Published in March 18th, 2008

Posted by Crazy Dave in MUSIC

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Short Description: This article tries to clear certain misconceptions about sweep picking.

Learn Alternate Picking and flawlessly execute fast picking licks

Published in March 18th, 2008

Posted by Crazy Dave in MUSIC

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Short Description: You need to pick with alternate down stroke and up stroke if you want to pick real fast. Learn the technique of alternate picking in this article.

Learn How to Hold the Pick Correctly

Published in March 18th, 2008

Posted by Crazy Dave in MUSIC

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Short Description: By the time you reach the end of this article you will be able to hold a pick comfortably and strum your way to joy.

Learn how to hold the guitar

Published in March 14th, 2008

Posted by Crazy Dave in MUSIC

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Short Description: After you’re through with this article you’ll be an expert in holding the guitar.

7 Fast and Easy Guitar Scales Learning Tips

Published in March 11th, 2008

Posted by E Walker in MUSIC

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Scales are the key to advanced-level guitar playing. Here are the steps to mastering your scales and turning them into shreddin’ lead guitar:

A Guide To The World of Acoustic Guitars

Published in March 11th, 2008

Posted by E Walker in MUSIC

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The acoustic guitar has been around for centuries and is one of the most beautiful instruments available on the market to date. They range from the crummy plywood copies that you see in a pawn shop to the high end masterpieces that cost upwards of $15 000 - $40 000. This leaves a guitarist between a rock and a hard place with a lot of questions.

Learn How To Play Guitar By Not Having A Guitar

Published in March 10th, 2008

Posted by E Walker in MUSIC

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1) Draw neck diagrams and label the note names on the strings. This will improve your knowledge of the instrument, and solidify your ability to quickly jump to any note (like when a fellow musician tells you it’s an A chord). Start with just one string, such as the low E string, and label every note: E, F, F#, G, G#, etc. Do this a few times for each string and you’ll soon know your way around the guitar sooo much better than you do now!

Achieving The Perfect Guitar Tone - Tonal Nirvana

Published in March 9th, 2008

Posted by Eugene W in MUSIC

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Come with us as we examine one of the most common guitar playing myths about guitar tone. Many think that buying expensive equipment will give you great sound. Join us as we discover what the true secret is to capturing professional sounding tones

The Great Guitar Tone During Live Gigs - Cut Through The Mix

Published in March 9th, 2008

Posted by Eugene W in MUSIC

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Join us as we take a look into several different methods of how to improve your guitar tone during a live performance. You can also learn the benefits of using guitar backing tracks to help perfect your skills in practice and for help developing tone live.

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