Learning a tune by heart - where to begin and how to make it sound natural.
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Learning a tune by heart - where to begin and how to make it sound natural.
Stuck inside? Take advantage of the time and challenge yourself to get to the next level.
Guitar Nine's February-March 2020 newsletter.
A look back at the critic's 19 favorite artists from Guitar Nine's "The Undiscovered" column feature.
On the right material, the wah pedal actually deepens the connection I have with the guitar.
Though electric shred is my passion I have learned many instruments, styles and aspects of music.
The more you get to know chords the better time you will having using them.
Control your dynamics by controlling the force of your picking.
You'll sound “outside” once you have mastered the “inside sound”.
When used correctly, guide tones outline the flavor of the chords you’re improvising over.
Creative ways to move around the fretboard at a blazing fast speed.
Creating unlimited licks using the pentatonic scale.
A look back at the Guitar Nine Attic Inventory of uncovered items, as of December 2019.
Guitar Nine's December-January 2019 newsletter.
The pentatonic scale contains 5 notes; the melodic combinations you have to work with are endless.
Creativity takes practice, just like anything else.
Learn the essence of blues, in the key of G.
It’s really not about how fast technically advanced it is, but rather how it is phrased.
This scale is most common in jazz, but can be applied to any style of music.
Guitar Nine's October-November 2019 newsletter.
A look back at Guitar Nine's most popular site visitor polls over the past 23 years.
Certain fans (probably musicians) want to hear the instruments speak to them, which they can understand a bit better than the average listener.
Let's explode this myth.
Let's get those creative wheels turning, shall we?
Mavers-Chance catches up with Andy James at Tech Fest.
Taking the diminished scale and incorporating it with a basic blues scale box.
Answering yes to this question may be a little deceiving.
Guitar Nine's August-September 2019 newsletter.
These 9 columnists were the most active Guitar Nine contributors from 1997 through 2019.
Koto on guitar - let's get exotic, shall we?
More about the chords, triads, and arpeggios that are built from the major scale.
Some rare studio gems which can be found for under $500.
Is any time a good time to learn?
Even more ideas to spice up your arpeggio sequences by altering the order of the notes.
Guitar Nine's June-July 2019 newsletter.
These 40 albums were the 61st to the 100th best-selling Guitar Nine titles from 1997 through 2012.
Let's see what we can do to overcome our hand's size.
Songwriting can’t be taught… can it?
If you know scales and chords, then you are ready to start learning music theory.
How ear training helps you develop skills that are at the core of your musicianship.
Time to build technique and spice up your arpeggio sequences by altering the order of the notes.
Is it possible to get by as a musician without learning to read music?