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ii V I Guitar: 10 Levels to Spice Up Your Dm7 G7 Cmaj7 Lines
Ten levels for the ii-V-I in C, from plain chord tones to tritone subs, added ii chords, backdoor 2-5s and minor-third dominants, all over…
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Guitar Arpeggios: 7 Levels to Make Your Solos Follow the Chords
Seven levels of guitar arpeggios, from one G major triad to three octaves, minor shapes and inversions, ending in a solo over a Tom…
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Guitar Modes in 5 Levels: Hear Each Color and Make Music With It
All seven guitar modes against one C center, a shortcut to every fingering, and four levels that turn each color into music you actually…
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Learn the Guitar Fretboard in 7 Steps, One Note at a Time
Learn the guitar fretboard as sounds, not just shapes: the seven notes of C major heard against home base, then five positions that join…
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Pentatonic Scale Guitar: A 10-Day Challenge for All 5 Positions
Five positions are all you need to feel free with the pentatonic. Here’s how to drill each one until it flows, connect them, and…
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Blues Scale Guitar: The One Note That Turns Pentatonic Into Blues
The blues scale is the minor pentatonic plus one harsh, expressive note. Here’s how to hear it, finger it, play it in time and…
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Blues Guitar Chords: 5 Levels From Three Chords to Jazz Blues
A basic blues has three chords, but you can make them sound like many more. Five simple levels, from a walking dominant move to…
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Neo Soul Guitar Chords: Write a Lush Loop From One Note
Pick one note, keep it on top, and try chords underneath. Five simple levels for writing soft, lush neo soul progressions on guitar.
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Lofi Guitar Chords: Make Three Simple Chords Sound Lush
Three chords, C minor 7, G minor 7 and A flat major 7, plus a melody note on top and smooth voice leading. That’s…
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