If you’re just learning guitar, getting started with playing solos might seem daunting. It’s a big change to go from strumming chords to your favorite songs, to playing lead lines. The best thing is to start out easy, but not too easy. The more you challenge yourself, the better a guitarist you’ll become. Just remember to take everything in bite size chunks as you’re learning. To help you get started with solos, I’m recommending a couple that I’d learn if I was just getting started - one from three different genres. The feeling of learning and playing lead is amazing. Let’s get into it.
I've been known to geek out about guitar and apps in the past. When developer Chris Ladd, known for making the incredible note taking app Better Notes contacted me about an app that combines a simple text editor and a place to store lyrics, chords and tabs, I was excited to check it out.
Find out what makes TabBank such an essential songwriters tool.
One of the top 3 questions that I get asked is, “how can i develop my own style?” A lot of guitarists are looking to be content with how they sound and make sense of all different bits and pieces that make up their style. Others are trying to craft something completely unique, and need some tips about how they can achieve that goal.
I’m going to show you a surefire way, if you’re willing to put in the time, to get your own signature sound.
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