My 10 Favorite Guitar YouTube Channels
There are some incredible guitar videos you can find on YouTube. Each day we get more videos than we could ever watch, and while this is awesome, how do you find out whatβs good? In my new post, I break down my top 10 favorite guitar YouTube channels. These are channels Iβm subscribed to and watch whenever they drop a new video!
3 Simple Ways to Find Inspiration
Writing your own songs and riffs is one of the most rewarding and fun things you can do as a guitar player.
When you sit down to write a song, inspiration doesn't always magically happen. Many guitar players struggle with writers block, but the good news is there's a way to make your own luck when it comes to inspiration.
Check out these 3 simple ways you can start today.
Ola Englundβs Master of the Universe
Ola Englund just released his first solo album, called Master of the Universe. The album is 6 tracks and 40 plus minutes of music that has everything from metal riffs to lighter piano sections, avant garde sax solos, and much more. Check out my full track by track review.
Vaideology Book Review: A Masterclass For Beginners
Check out my review of the new music theory book Vaideology, by none other than Steve Vai. Steve shares music theory basics and illustrates the entire 90 plus page book, that has his unique voice throughout.
Why you should subscribe to Six String Sunday
Six String Sunday is one of the best guitar newsletters out there! If you want the best guitar stuff delivered to your inbox once a week, you should sign up. Click through to read a sample issue.Β
The Power of Learning Open Chords
Todayβs post is on one of the most essential elements any beginning guitarist should learn - open chords. If you want to learn open chords, you should check this post out. It has tab, notation, chord charts and a lot more!