The major scale is the foundation of Western music theory & serves as a basis for a variety of genres. In this blog, we’ll explore the major scale in G, one of the most common keys in popular music.
The melodic minor guitar scale is similar to the natural minor scale but with a couple key differences… If you’re into Jazz, you best know this one!
Minor chords on the guitar are like hidden treasures, adding depth, emotion, & a touch of darkness to your music. Here’s a few to get you started…
F#min is made from the notes F#AC#. F#min is a minor triad build from the intervals of a m3 and P5. How many f sharp minor guitar chords can you play?
Learn to play the harmonic minor guitar scale to add a dark vibe & sense of tension to your music. Great for metal, jazz, & neoclassical music. Includes chords & FAQ
Barre chords are chords that use your index finger to press open strings, mimicking the nut of the guitar. Learning how to bar guitar chords is easy!!
From guitar heroes like Jimi Hendrix with his psychedelic riffs to Eddie Van Halen’s fiery & over-the-top solos;
Here’s a few of the best guitar soloists & solos that have inspired generations.
Included in this article are chord diagrams of multiple ways to play F#, and then a more in depth analysis of the theory of the guitar chords f sharp.
Open D guitar tuning is an alternate tuning where the guitar is tuned to a D major chord, resulting in a rich and resonant sound. This open tuning, is popular among guitarists who…
7th chords are used in many genres such as pop, funk, and jazz. CMaj7 is made of the notes CEGB. It might be notated as C Maj7, CM7, Câ–³7. Read more…
In this article, we list the many different ways to play the C minor chord on guitar so you can decide which voicing best fits into your unique sound.
Learn how to change a string on an electric guitar with our step-by-step guide. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, our easy-to-follow instructions will have you restringing your guitar in no time! Say goodbye to dull and lifeless sound and hello to crisp, clear tones…
