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Distortion Is Awesome: Part II
by Kristian HMore distortion knowledge chunks from resident amp-turn-up-too-loud-er Kristian H. Read if you want to rock.
Distortion Is Awesome: Part I
by Kristian HKristian H gets his science on and explains Distortion… that love-able guitar sound that’s ruined parent-offspring relations since the 1950s.
All About The Symmetrical Augmented Scale
by Edouard BrenneisenEdouard Brenneisen is bringin’ symmetrical back with a look at the Augmented Scale. If you’re in to patterns and scales that don’t resolve, you’re in the right place…
John Abercrombie’s “John’s Waltz”: Transcritpion & Analysis
by Edouard BrenneisenEdouard Brenneisen hits the ‘Step with it’s first complete solo transcription, a composition called “John’s Waltz” by John Abercrombie. Any guitarists seeking solos to dig in to, look no further.
Odd Time Signatures In Composition
by Edouard BrenneisenEdouard Brenneisen takes you in to the world of Odd Time Signatures… a magical place where you’re reminded that musicians actually do need to know something about math. Learn how odd time ideas can broaden your compositional toolbox… great insight for players of any instrument!
Effects… Where Do I Begin? (Hint: Right Here.)
by Ryan GavanRyan Gavan gives the beginner guitarist a peek in to the world of guitar effects. If you’ve always wanted to explore the use of pedals and more experimental sounds in your playing, but don’t know much about the subject, here’s the place to start.
Intervallic Patterns & Improvisation On Guitar, a.k.a. Guitaxohpon-ification
by Edouard BrenneisenEdouard Brenneisen takes you guitar players into strange, saxphone-ish territory with an examination of intervallic patterns applied to scales. If you’ve ever wondered how saxophonists get so awesome, this is a must-read…
Practicing and Warming Up
by Ryan GavanWondering how you can make the most of a practice session? Have a look at Ryan Gavan’s article about his approach to warming up and to practicing guitar.
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The distance between two notes is actually something quite important... it's called an interval. Kristian...
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