Natural Harmonics on Guitar: How to Play and Make Them Sing
Natural harmonics are one of those techniques most guitarists discover by accident. Your finger grazes a string at the wrong spot, and suddenly something pure and bell-like rings out.
Chris Buono
Pinch Harmonics on Guitar: Get That Jaw-Dropping Guitar Squeal
Pinch harmonics create one of the most recognizable sounds in rock guitar. Most players who want them assume they need a specific pedal or amp setting. Not so!
Harp Harmonics on Guitar: Create a Cascading Orchestral Sound
Harp harmonics are one of those techniques that stops listeners cold. You play a simple melody, and suddenly the guitar sounds like three instruments at once.
Tapped Harmonics on Guitar: Add Percussive Sparkle to Any Line
Tapped harmonics are one of those techniques that rewards you twice. First, you already know how to tap, so the hand motion feels familiar.
Step Up Your Legato Playing With These 3 Guitar Lessons From Chris Buono
When learning any instrument, one of the fundamental concepts we come across is how notes are articulated. When...
Freshen Up Your Funk Chops With These 4 Guitar Soloing Lessons
If you’re learning how to play funk guitar, there are different levels of growth that will happen along...
7 Funk Rock Guitar Lessons With Chris Buono
Popular music styles from the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s hold their own unique nuances and features. However, every...
10 Sight Reading Guitar Lessons From Chris Buono
When it comes to learning to read music, guitar players tend to be guilty of passing on this...
8 Electric Guitar Techniques You MUST Know
These 8 free guitar lessons are from Chris Buono’s 60 Electric Guitar Techniques You MUST Know where he’ll...
6 Funk Guitar Rhythms You MUST Know
These 6 free guitar lessons are from Chris Buono’s 30 Funk Rhythms You MUST Know. This course will...
5 Guitar Scales & Modes That Matter
by Chris Buono Looking to expand your palette of single-note tonal colors? A great way to do so...
Top 50 Hardest Working Guitarists – Part 2
Labor Day weekend has come and gone, but our tribute to the ever-hard-working TrueFire faculty continues. Here are...