Creating A Mobile Practice Space

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Creating A Mobile Practice Space
In this lesson, we'll take a look at a few ways you can set up your own “on-the-go” practice space using amp modelers.

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Remembering Jimi Hendrix
Jimi Hendrix is widely considered one of the most influential guitar players in history. His impact on the course of music in the years since his early death can still be felt in all of the music we listen to today. In this video, we’ll be heading down to the Jimi Hendrix Memorial site in […]

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“Pride and Joy” – Stevie Ray Vaughan
Download PDF The late Stevie Ray Vaughan is a blues guitar icon. There’s no doubt about it. Every guitarist with an interest in rock or blues can learn something from him, and in this lesson, we’re going to dive into one of his most famous riffs. The main riff from Pride and Joy will take […]

Chelsea Amber  /  Videos
Music Theory Is NOT Scary!
Download PDF Music theory… A guitar player’s worst enemy! Unfortunately, many guitarists neglect ever learning music theory because of the convenience of Tabs and because learning theory just seems like too much work. The thing is, that knowing a few simple theory concepts can be massively beneficial for your guitar playing. This is especially true […]

Nate Savage  /  Videos
$85 Guitar Like A $1000 Guitar
In this video, we’ll be taking an $85 Squier Affinity Stratocaster we got off Craigslist and setting it up to play like a $1000 Fender American Stratocaster. All the things we do in the video are things you can do at home with a few tools. Sometimes, a used guitar can have some issues that’ll […]

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How To Play The Guitar Like A Piano
In this guitar lesson, we’re going to take a look at how you can play your guitar more like a piano player. The guitar is a unique instrument in that we tend to think in shapes rather than notes. Pianos are laid out linearly, which makes thinking about the notes in a chord a lot […]

Nate Savage  /  Videos
Top 5 Myths About Learning Guitar
There are TONS of myths about learning the guitar out there. And it’s so easy to let one of them convince you that you won’t find success on the guitar. In this video, we’ll be tearing down the most common myths so you can start making some real progress in your guitar playing. Myth #1: […]

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“Enter Sandman” – Metallica
Download PDF There are few riffs as iconic as that from “Enter Sandman” by Metallica. It’s one of those unforgettable series of notes that just sticks with you. So in this episode of Riffin’ Through Time, we’re joined by DJ Temple to learn the main riff! This riff is fairly easy, and playing it doesn’t […]

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Do You Need To Learn Sheet Music?
In this episode of Guitareo POV, we’re going to talk about another controversial topic: sheet music. Learning to read sheet music is something a lot of guitar players avoid altogether. And the reason is that sheet music is much more challenging on the guitar than other instruments. That’s because there are many places to play […]

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“Brown Eyed Girl” – Van Morrison
Download PDF In this episode of Riffin’ Through Time, we’ll be taking a look at the main riff from “Brown Eyed Girl” by Van Morrison. This is one of those licks that’s a little deceptive. While it looks and sounds easy, there are some particularly challenging movements you’ll need to get down to play it […]

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B.B. King vs. Stevie Ray Vaughan
Arguably, B.B. King and Stevie Ray Vaughan are the two kings of the blues. The two guitarists took blues in pretty opposite directions. Because of that, you find a lot of blues guitarists become a part of one of the two camps. So in this video, we’re just going to briefly talk about the differences […]

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Are My Hands Too Big Or Too Small?
Have you ever thought to yourself as a guitarist, “I wish my hands were just… different”? Well, you’re not alone. When it comes to playing the guitar, it seems like having the perfect hand size would make a world of difference, right? The truth is, that the guitar is designed with every hand size in […]

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Alternate Ways To Use A Metronome
Metronomes have long been an essential part of a guitarist’s toolbox. Most commonly, they’re used to practice a technique at a slowly increasing BPM. However, there is a number of ways you can use a metronome to work on different elements of your guitar playing as well. In this guitar lesson, we’re joined by Jacob […]

Nate Savage  /  Videos
$275 Orangewood vs $5000 Collings Acoustic Guitar
In this video, we’re going to compare a $275 Orangewood Echo Acoustic Guitar with a $5000 Collings D-1 Acoustic Guitar. We’ll be unpacking the similarities and differences between these two guitars, and talk about what makes these guitars vary so vastly in price. By the end of this video, we hope to give you the […]

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7 Mistakes Guitar Players Make
In this lesson, I’m going to show you some of the most common mistakes I see a lot of guitar players make, including newer guitar players and those who have been playing for a while. If you’re starting to learn guitar, these tips will help you avoid bad practice habits and have more productive practice […]

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6 Ways To Show Your Guitar You Care
Everyone has a busy life, and it can be easy to forget that your guitar needs some love too. In this video, we’ll be taking a look at 6 ways that you can show your guitar you care. Doing things like buying a guitar stand, changing your strings, keeping it clean, and more will help […]