If guitarists have a hammer, it’s the Pentatonic Scale. A go-to tool that works in a variety of situations and can get you out of any musical corners you’ve painted yourself into. It’s simple to learn and extremely versatile. Not … Continue reading
Category Archives: Notes on the Fretboard
When I was studying music as a kid, just the word “intervals” would make me groan. “Ah, crap… I get it. It’s the distance between two notes. Whooooo cares!?” But the longer I played, the more I realized that my … Continue reading
As a guitarist you’ll spend 85% of your time playing chords. And you probably have a few chords under your fingers already. G, C, D anyone? What you and I will accomplish with this article is helping you understand 3 … Continue reading
I’ve added a very handy tool to the site, a guitar chord finder. You’ll find it in the bottom of the right sidebar. Eventually you’ll want to understand how to find chord voicings by knowing what notes are in the … Continue reading
On the surface, the guitar fretboard is a mess of notes seemingly thrown on there at random. But the reality is that there’s a very easy system to easily help you learn every note on your guitar’s fretboard. You can … Continue reading