Showing posts with label Acoustic. Show all posts Showing posts with label Acoustic. Show all posts 0 xnopino JIMMY STAFFORD NOHEA Fender’s Jimmy Stafford Signature Nohea Tenor Ukulele is based on the Train guitarist's customized Ukulele Nohea model, as heard o... 0 Comments 0 xnopino 6th Chords For Guitar The 6th chord (major) can probably be best described as whimsical. It’s the kind of chord you’d think a harp would play. The structur... 0 Comments 0 xnopino strumming patterns Strumming patterns are something that most beginners struggle with until they have learned a few. It's pretty important that you cou... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Practicing Scales Made Easier: Guitar How Practicing Scales On Guitar Improves Your Technique: When you work on scales with the goal of improving your guitar technique, it is... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Master Changing Guitar Chords In Seconds The first thing to focus on is how to create Pressure. One of the principal reasons beginners don't make great progress is because ... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Practicing Power Chords When practicing power chords on your guitar, there are three things you should concentrate on: Fretting Strumming Moving the chord p... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Power Chords Guitar Power Chords can be two or more notes that are played together. These Chords are the easiest chords you will learn. These are eas... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Five Positions Of The Blues Scale On Guitar The blues scale contains all the same notes as the minor pentatonic , with the addition of one note, the flatted fifth. Sometimes kno... 0 Comments 0 xnopino The Blue Scale The blues scale is actually a 6 note scale and the scale is similar to the minor pentatonic/ major scale, but with an additional lowere... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Pentatonic Scale A pentatonic scale is a musical scale which consists of five notes per octave it differs to heptatonic (seven note) scale su... 0 Comments 0 xnopino Major/minor scales The major scale which is known as the cornerstone of all western harmony and the foundation from which all other scales are formed. ... 0 Comments Older Posts Home Popular Posts All The 9th Piano Chords A 9th chord is made up of a root, a 3rd, a 5th, a 7th (not the maj7th -- just the 7th) plus the 9th note of the scale, which of c... The 13th Piano Chords Today we're going to learn to form an 13th chord. It's just like the 11th chord, except you move your little finger up from the... Slapping Bass Technique Slapping technique involves an approach to slap where you hit the string with your thumb and follow through, landing on the next to get t... 6th Chords For Guitar The 6th chord (major) can probably be best described as whimsical. It’s the kind of chord you’d think a harp would play. The structur... Bass Plucking Finger Plucking hand technique on the electric bass begins with players finding their optimal playing and thumb positions,this refers t... 6th Chords For Piano The 6th chord (major) can probably be best described as whimsical. It’s the kind of chord you’d think a harp would play. The structure of... JIMMY STAFFORD NOHEA Fender’s Jimmy Stafford Signature Nohea Tenor Ukulele is based on the Train guitarist's customized Ukulele Nohea model, as heard o... Reggae Scale Reggae is a musical style that began in the 1960s in Jamaica, based on the Ska and rock-steady musical genres of the region. Reggae is c... Power Chords Guitar Power Chords can be two or more notes that are played together. These Chords are the easiest chords you will learn. These are eas... Practice Slapping Bass The only way (outside of the Matrix) to develop your technique is practice, practice, practice! You probably won't sound like your ...