Recording: Recording an Electric Guitar in a Home StudioOnce you reach a certain level on the guitar, the next logical step is: recording a song. But what do you need for that, and how do you…2d ago2d ago
The Relative KeyThe relative key is the major or minor key that has the same key signature as a given key.Jan 25Jan 25
Outside Improvisation — Four Ways to Play OutsideOutside improvisation has fascinated us for quite a while now. That’s why it’s becoming more and more widespread. While it used to be…Jan 18Jan 18
Octave DisplacementOctave displacement (or Oktavenverschiebung in German) describes a technique in which we — as the name suggests — play notes in different…Jan 11Jan 11
The Complementary IntervalBy complementary interval, we mean the inversion of an interval. Simply take the upper note and move it down an octave.Jan 4Jan 4
Voice LeadingVoice leading refers to the technique of moving as few notes as possible when transitioning between chords.Dec 29, 2024Dec 29, 2024
Chromatic Approaches on GuitarI don’t want to go too deep into the topic of “chromatics” here, but rather concentrate on “chromatic approaches”.Dec 21, 2024Dec 21, 2024
A Guitarist’s Guide to Lick CreationGuitar licks are a great way to improve your technique, gather inspiration and get to know new musical styles. But a guitar lick is…Dec 7, 2024Dec 7, 2024
EarTraining for GuitaristsOf course, a musician is not only good because he/she can shred up and down a scale. There are many more factors that make “fast” also…Nov 30, 2024Nov 30, 2024
