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How Do You Practice Guitar With the Circle of Fifths?

September 22, 2022June 2, 2023 by Mike, posted in Practice

Learn how to master the circle of fifths and unlock scales and arpeggios on the guitar. This guide offers practical applications and techniques to navigate all 12 diatonic keys, enhancing your fretboard knowledge and musical improvisation skills.

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How Do You Invent Chord Progressions?

September 7, 2022June 2, 2023 by Mike, posted in Practice

Create captivating melodies and evoke specific moods by knowing the three types of chord relationships - common tones, two common tones, and no common tones. Dive into this insightful guide and revolutionize your songwriting today!

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Can You Teach Yourself to Play Guitar?

August 31, 2022June 2, 2023 by Mike, posted in Practice

Explore proven resources, essential techniques, and the right mindset to elevate your skills and reach your full potential as a guitarist. These are the keys to successful self-taught guitar playing in the digital age.

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Are TrueFire Courses Worth It?

August 10, 2022June 2, 2023 by Mike, posted in Practice

If you know where your guitar playing needs improvement (scales, soloing, harmony, picking techniques), TrueFire courses offer quality information at fair pricing. Is it still worth it if you aren't sure where to begin?

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Can a Guitarist Play Bass Guitar?

August 3, 2022June 6, 2023 by Mike, posted in Practice

If you can already play guitar, does that mean you can play bass? While the bass has fewer strings, fretting and plucking the strings involves different techniques than you're used to.

Tagged bass, bass guitar, guitar, learning, Music Theory, Practice1 Comment

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