How do I learn the Notes on the Guitar Fretboard?The mystery of the “fretboard” probably accompanies a guitarist throughout their life. That’s why I’ve written about it before: The…4d ago4d ago
Downstrokes and Upstrokes on the Guitar — When do you use which?The question of when to use a downstroke and when to play an upstroke remains a great mystery of many guitarists. But actually, the whole…Mar 1Mar 1
Reharmonization of a Simple Melody“Reharmonization” refers to the process of changing a melody or its chords. This can be done with any melody or accompaniment.Feb 22Feb 22
Simple Jazz Chords for GuitarTo explore the vast world of a different musical style, you always need a good starting point.Feb 15Feb 15
What is the Right Guitar String Action for Me?The String Action on Guitars: A Crucial Factor for Playability and SoundFeb 8Feb 8
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…Feb 1Feb 1
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
