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<r>I've been experimenting/learning different aspects of playing the blues for a while now, but haven't yet looked at the Blues scale... <br/>
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It's such a simple scale that just fits over a standard blues progression, and if you include the approach notes of a major 3rd, 9th and 13th it can ...

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A few weeks ago I looked at one way the twelve bar blues can be Jazzed up in terms of the chord progression. This week I'm looking at what technique can be used in order to compose a melody or solo over the new chords.<br/>
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I really like the introduction of the Secondary ...

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This week I'm taking a look at basically a Harmonic Tool known as secondary dominant chords, I don't think it's something I've heard allot of with regards to theory and guitar playing, but its such a useful tool to bring some different sounds into your playing or ...

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This Week I'm looking at modes how they are constructed and how they can be used. <br/>
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I've often found that Modes are misunderstood, both by beginners and experienced musicians. <br/>
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Just the other day I found something by a graduate of Berklee saying how he found ...

<r>Thanks for mentioning me <I><s>[i]</s><B><s>[b]</s>Polyal<e>[/b]</e></B><e>[/i]</e></I><br/>
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I think you should find my lessons pretty useful I have tried to make them relativly structured or progressive. So feel free to start from the top and work your way through, if you do get confused ...

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Today I uploaded a lesson to my YouTube channel on one variation or embellishment, of the typical 12 Bar Blues Progression. Its a progression thats used in Jazz and gives you a few more options when soloing or just writing a melody over it, (I'll be covering the theory I use ...

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So in my latest video I'm covering the topic of Superimposing Pentatonic scales, I have spoken about it, (<I><s>[i]</s>kind of<e>[/i]</e></I>) earlier but this is far more detailed and covers all the pentatonic scales that can be played over a dominant chord, in this instance ...

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So I <I><s>[i]</s>JUST<e>[/i]</e></I> signed up on soundcloud... (pretty late I know but anyways) <br/>
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I was just wondering how many of you guys have it, post your profile links, would love to check yours out as I'm sure would everyone else <br/>
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Here's mine: <URL ...

<r>In my video series today I introduce using Arpeggio's into your lead playing. <br/>
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I think it's usual to think of arpeggios as something in substitute for rhythm, to embellish rhythm, or used for lead playing in a sweep picking kind of way. But you can in fact learn them just like any ...

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Here's this weeks video, a short guide with a few options as to how you can use the minor pentatonic scale over the the classic 12 Bar Blues progression.<br/>
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I really love the blues, especially for learning to compose melodies or solos's over changes, I'll be exploring ...

<r>So a couple of weeks ago someone asked me if I could make a video on motivation in relation to studying the guitar... So I did... I make a few points that I think are most important and keep me going through the tougher times.<br/>
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I think in the end my love and passion for playing will ...

Here's the new video I was talking about: http://bit.ly/leadtech

Hope it helps

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This weeks video is on basic techniques that are used in Lead Playing, these are basically second nature to me now in that I use them without really thinking about it, which I think they should be for any guitarist.<br/>
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What do you think?<br/>
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Here's the link ...

<r>I'm actually posting a video this Saturday about this topic, watch this space <E>:P</E><br/>
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But yes your basically right:<br/>
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A pull off is when you play a note, then while sustaining the note drag the fretting finger down and off the string, basically plucking the string with that ...

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My latest videos lesson on YouTube introduces the Cycle of Fourths.<br/>
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I think its a very valuable piece of theory to understand, as movements of a fourth are used countless times in music.<br/>
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It's also a great tool to use for practicing anything new, wether it ...

<t>I haven't had much experience with that type of guitar, but you might like to try Thomastik flatwound strings, they tend to suite that type of hollow body Jazz Guitars, but it does depend on the kind of sound your hoping to get out of them.<br/>
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The guitar you have its quite a shallow body ...

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And yes I guess the principles for the right hand would apply for open chords although I'm not sure the muting technique would, might be a little tricky...<br/>
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I've never been such a fan of open chords though, I guess because I find them too restrictive if you know what ...

<r>Thats right <I><s>[i]</s><B><s>[b]</s>henry the wasp<e>[/b]</e></B><e>[/i]</e></I> once you've learnt all the forms of a scale you can link them up so you can move laterally on the fingerboard instead of being stuck within one form which is 4 or 5 frets wide.<br/>
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You should try applying ...

<t>I just skimmed this thread, I know a thing or two about recording...<br/>
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I find it interesting that people are finding it difficult to record using something like GR5 (having latency problems and such...) I think it's a decent plugin although personally I dont think its worth what they ...

<r>That is a very ... <I><s>[i]</s>interesting<e>[/i]</e></I> setup, would be fun to hear what it sounds like. Post us the link to your sound cloud.<br/>
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In my experience the cheapest way to get awesome recordings is to use an emulator, there's plenty of software versions you can get for free ...

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I was asked on YouTube to make one of my videos on rhythm playing, so I filmed one explaining my approach to the subject. Would be interesting to see what you think of it and if you have another way to go about it.<br/>
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You can check out my video here: <URL url="http ...

<r>I first found out about this legendary amp when my teacher bought the most recent model. After playing his every week for a while I soon fell in love with its clean tone, and clarity it has. Ever since then I've tried to simulate that kind of sound for my clean tone, either with my TSL100 or ...

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Just wanted to introduce myself, I've been a musical student since the age of about 7 when I discovered my passion for it, started out on trumpet but kinda switched to Guitar in High School.<br/>
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I studied Guitar quite intensely for about 3 years after which I took a bit of ...