In an era ruled by digital technology, you might wonder why the charm of analog gear in music production doesn't seem to fade. It's because of its unique knack for adding warmth, character, and depth to sound. Analog gear is a key player in many of today's recording...
Do you fancy learning guitar in the comfort of your own home, at your own pace, and best of all with no one watching you? Then, I have some great news for you. Today, finding the best online guitar course means that it has never been more accessible. As a long-time...
Ever wondered what gives a guitar its distinct sound? Is it the quality of the wood, the type of strings, or the craftsmanship behind it? In this comprehensive guide, we break down exactly what makes a guitar sound good. From understanding the importance of guitar...
Most budding musicians have the same question at one point in their journey; how long does it take to learn guitar? Ever held a guitar, felt its weight in your hands, and wondered how long it'd take to create a melody that moves hearts and earns you admiring glances?...
Improvisation is one of the most exciting aspects of playing music and is a direct manifestation of our desire to create, express ourselves, and jam with other musicians. Learning to improvise and expand one’s improvisational skills are among the most common goals...
We have made it this far which means you should now know at least 1 major scale position (but most likely a few or even all 5) and be able to use it/them in a creative way, playing little melodies and phrases, using all parts of the position or even just ascending and...
Ok, so it's probably getting clear that the major and minor scales can really be thought of as the same pattern but with different root note positions within that pattern. Often they will seem to be described as different scales and with different formulas. This is...
The Minor Scale What do you mean "I already know it?" Now, remember how earlier on we went through the Major Scale and not only memorised where all the Major Root Notes were but also added the Minor Root Notes to our mental labelling? By the end we should have...
HOW to Use the Major Scale on guitar So by now, you (hopefully) know at least 1 major scale pattern. On guitar there are 5 patterns (often called positions) that make up the major scale between 12 frets. After 12 frets the patterns will start again because the...
Begin with the Parent Scale: The Major Scale This is a 5- step lesson that contains a lot of information so take it slowly and patiently. Try to apply each suggested exercise. By the time you reach the end you should have a very strong foundation on which...