Tutorials

Noticed a couple people with questions on positions and keys.. etc. This video is aimed at them. Basically I'm talking about taking a chord. Finding the root note on a certain string and playing the minor and relative major arpeggio in that position. And how that has helped me identify correct voice changes between chords when improving. I'm literally playing the same position and scales over every chord now. Ask if you have questions. Sorry it's longer then I wanted.

Hello, this is my first video doing one of Syn´s tapping etudes i think it was like in 90% speed, I hope i will get better, i really like this exercises, they´re badass.

This should help get to know your guitar better. I guess you could pick specific notes to start and end on as well. You can also go back 'n' forth between sets of notes to make cool sounds. I might have missed things, this is a start. I used my picking arm to hold the guitar in place a bit, for balance. It's probably better to hold the previous fingers in place after switching to 2nd, 3rd or 4th. Should help with muting and stamina.

I've seen a bunch of questions about modes lately so I figured I'd make a little lesson/demonstration on it during my break

Here's to quickly answer what it really means to learn a guitar solo, asides from playing slowly!

This is an in-depth lesson on how to find & remember all of the notes on your Guitar - the easiest way! The lesson also shows you how to apply the knowledge to Jam in any key. Enjoy!

As if you needed help with the lyrics for this epic song. This was for shits and giggles.

Here's a useful tip for getting your Pentatonic Scale all over the neck with the least effort!

In this lesson, we are going to discuss the CAGED system for major scales.

In this lesson, we discuss modal scales and how they function.

In this lesson, we discuss basic chords and what chords are part of major and minor scales.

Second to last harmony analysis for a while. It's no one knows by Queens Of the Stone age. Marty schwarz has a pretty good tutorial on it in case anyone is interested in learning it.

Music Theory Request #7 - 7th chords and chord progressions with 7th chords

As promised a tutorial for the first two bars of home by Allan Holdsworth

In this lesson, we are going to discuss minor scales and how to play them on the guitar.

Yeah, I finally did Music Theory Request #5 :)).

I hope it helps some. Was reading earlier today that people were having trouble with it. May have gone a bit off track, I could do the video again. I just recently started learning the CAGED System since I joined (4-5 months ago) I learned the shaped a long time ago, but I didn't know what to do with it. I was more interested in learning my favorite songs. I left a lot out, if it's wrong please say so and I'll remove it. I don't want to impede on peoples learning. I still need to learn more about the scales and arpeggios, when I was going over the lessons I saw combinations I couldn't think of. Thanks PG, Syn and the rest of the Music cummunity! maybe should have posted it somewhere else?

Tutorial for shallow

Analysis of the harmony in shallow

I made a lesson on how I construct my solos because I kinda felt like it😅

I've been wanting to make this for a while because I feel like there's lots of focus on shredding and playing fast which means these are overlooked a lot. It's effectively giving some example and the difference in your playing it makes when you add Inflections to your melodies

Analysis of the harmony in burn the witch by Radiohead

Since I was a week behind I figured I'd do two on one day. I'm not sure whether I'm making a tutorial for this one because all the chords you need are in this video already but if you would like me to make a separate tutorial just let me know.