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Improvising with Triads If you don’t know your 3-string triad fingerings yet, you can learn them here: Major Triads In C Once you know these triads, you can solo with them. Most beginner and intermediate guitar players, ever only use triads for rhythm guitar. It doesn’t occur to them that you can also play guitar … Improve your Guitar Solos Improvising with Triads
Guitar Jokes and Memes That Make Me Smile Always Current Sustain for Weeks Jimi The Drummer Orange The Ed Sheeran Signature Series Almost There Probably one of my favorite memes. Soundguy Logic Talent… Some Jokes That Had me Cracking Up How do you know someone’s a really good guitarist? He’ll tell you! How long does … Guitar Jokes and Memes That Make Me Smile
Improvising Over Emaj7 | B7alt Before moving on, you want to learn the melodic minor scale first. Learn the fingerings for the melodic minor scale here: Learn The Melodic Minor Scale Fingerings If you’re still a bit shaky on the major scale fingerings, you would want to get these down as well. The 7 In-Position … Advanced Improvisation Masterclass: Improvising Over Emaj7 | B7alt
Lesser Known Guitar Gods Who Greatly Influenced Me While Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Jimi Hendrix, Peter Frampton, Mark Knopfler, and Eric Clapton at some point in my beginning years, all were major influences on my guitar journey, there are a significant number of lesser-known guitar gods, who had an equal vast influence on my playing … Lesser Known Guitar Gods Who Greatly Influenced Me
Spicing Up Rhythm Parts with 6th Intervals A great way to come up with awesome-sounding rhythm guitar parts is combining chord strums with melodic lines in 6ths. You can hear an amazing example of this in John Mayer’s song “Belief” Jimi Hendrix is another guitarist who came up with cool rhythm guitar parts using 6ths. … How to Spice Up Your Rhythm Playing with 6th Intervals
