Lesson 4 – Moving the Blues Scale Learning scales is always imparitive no matter what instrument you are playing, and that remains true for the guitar as well. Once you mastered the blues scale, you can work on moving the blues scale up and down the guitar. A great exercise any musician should learn. Don’t miss […]
Gilbraltar Drum Hardware’s second generation Strap Drive Cajon Pedal allows drummers to use a cajon as it were a bass drum. In particular the pedal…
In this lesson, Todd Hobin shows you how to play a few blues guitar riffs by stringing together the techniques you have learned.
They’re all simple enough, but still take some work to nail them down perfectly. Watch the video to learn the blues guitar techniques Todd Hobin demonstrates and then leave some comments below about your progress
Playing songs quickly can feel like a real accomplishment, but getting there can be a challenge. In fact, the best way to master the skills of any song is to play it slowly, very slowly, then increase the speed (or tempo) of the song once you’ve mastered the skills.
CreativeLive ‘Music & Audio’ is live streaming a free course: Guitarist’s Tech Workshop on March 23 from 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. PST / 12:00 am – 7:00 pm EST.
By the end of this video you will be able to not only play a couple chord numbers, but using the same principle play any chords with numbers.
They built instruments from scrap metal to create the Cateura Orchestra of Recycled Instruments. They are now known around the world as the Landfill Harmonic
When MikelParis isn’t playing keyboard for the band O.A.R., he’s busy following his passions for exploring historic places and performing original songs in a project he calls TuneTrek. He came through Syracuse for a stop on O.A.R.’s fall tour and we met up at the Skä•noñh Center, a former living history museum that’s being transformed into […]
In just five short minutes you will learn basic music theory and trust us when we say it goes a long way to learning an instrument.