Much of the music we hold near and dear today, whether it's modern or from decades passed, has roots in the United States. More specifically, styles like blues,...
When learning any instrument, one of the fundamental concepts we come across is how notes are articulated. When we play notes staccato, they are played in a tru...
In the realm of blues guitar, there are a vast array of individual styles and fusions. We can find one of these unique fusions in the soloing styles of Jim Oblo...
In this episode, I dispel the myth that learning music theory can inhibit your progress as a musician and make you less spontaneous or creative. I explain how m...
Writing a song may feel like an insurmountable feat to anyone who has never tried. Where does one begin when writing a song? If you have a song idea, how do you...
As bass players, it is imperative that we have a good understanding of the fretboard. One of the best ways to do this is to learn how to take a solo. Learning t...
On this final episode of Tone & Effects Shaping for Guitarists, Jeff McErlain and Matt Schofield show us their travel pedal boards! When you're on the road, you...
On Episode 5 of Home Recording for Guitarists, Jason Loughlin introduces us to three different delay settings: Long Delay, Delay with Modulation, and Slapback D...
In this episode I discuss examples of achieving small victories on the guitar and ask you to acknowledge something you can do on the instrument today that you c...
On Episode 5 of Song Production for Guitarists, Corey Congilio touches on the steps you can take AFTER you've recorded your instruments onto digital tracks. In ...
On Episode 4 of Tone & Effects Shaping for Guitarists, Jeff McErlain talks about delay pedals and how they combine with overdrive pedals. More importantly, he d...