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Dark Hendrix Rock Riff
The Jimi Hendrix chord was the E7#9 chord.Even Hendrix did not Invent this chord it was always related to him because he used very often. In this tutorial I am showing you a very cool rock riff using this chord but with a drop d tuning. With a drop D tuning you tune down the low E string to a D and then you have three open strings which create a really dark and strong powerchord which is very easy to grab and so very good for beginners or intermediate players. Since the left hand work is very easy you can fully concentrate on the right-hand which picks the strings and there I am showing you some tricks and tips which make you a very good rock guitar player. The 3 tricks which I'm showing you here ar the central part of any rock riff and it you pay close attention to my instructions you won't have any difficulties anymore to play a really tight rock rhythm guitar. Dark Hendrix Rock Riff.pdf Dark Hendrix Rock Riff.gp dark hendrix rock riff.mp3
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Guitar Talk - Live Streams
After several tests with the livestream I am ready to start since all is working now. Here is the final test
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- New Guitar Tutorials Talk
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Guitar Talk - Live Streams
Still having problems with the internet or whatever. I will run another test today so that I hope I can start the livestreaming once I reache 30000 subscribers.
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Blue on Black ( FFDP & Kenny Wayne Shepard )
Here can learn the main guitar riff of the song “ Blue on Black “ by Kenny Wayne Shepherd performed by Five Finger Death Punch, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, Brantley Gilbert and Brian May. The riff itself is very simple to play. When you listen to the original recording you hear different guitars and so I picked out the main guitar to create a the one which sounds most like the one you're hearing with the combination of guitars. In the second part of the tutorial I give some tips and tricks how to create a really cool rock guitar solo to the track focusing on the main tricks which make a professional rock guitar solo. Blue on Black.pdf Blue on Black.gp blue on black.mp3
- Concepts and new creative paths
- Concepts and new creative paths
- Concepts and new creative paths
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Concepts and new creative paths
It is quite a while since my last blog entry. the reason for that is that I was very busy in many projects and some are there any time to write blog entries in the past 12 months. Due to the corona crisis and the lockdown there was now time to reconsider and overthink many things in my work and so I want to present my thoughts and results here. HPCrazy Guitar Academy Having a meening in my work as a composer and musician was always important for me so I was thinking how can I my thoughts and philosophy into my work as a musician. Some people might search too far and I came to the finding that with my HPCrazy guitar Academy I am already doing in it big contribution to many fans of guitar playing. I've monitored my statistics in the past months and I had between 70000 to 100000 unique viewers per month on my HPCrazy guitar Channel on YouTube. So it was not such a brainer just anymore to put all efforts to develop the HPCrazy Guitar Academy to the next step. Somehow the lockdown was a good opportunity for me because it because it gave me the time to do the necessary steps to which were needed to get on the next professional level of the HPCrazy Guitar Academy. So now this journey has started at many members has already joined the academy and more will come and I will put my effort into this work since this is the way for the future. Weblinks : YouTube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/hpcrazycom HPCrazy Guitar Academy - https://hpcrazy.com/club.html Farbmusik As a musician you have two main topics in your work education and performance or creation. In the past I've divided my activities as a composer and performing artists in many different project names and concepts but one thing was always in common and that was the expression of music with colors. I have created a name for this and this is Farbmusik. On that web page I've overworked all text and concepts and rewrote and redesigned them and now everything is ready for new creations. Color and music as always being a maine expression in my artistic work and this will continue and therefore I've upgraded the YouTube channel to an artist official YouTube artist channel and now the work there will start as well. Weblinks : Farbmusik Homepage - https://farbmusik.com/index.html 432 Hz Piano Mediation - https://farbmusik.com/eng/432hz.html Meditation Club - https://farbmusik.com/eng/farbmusikmeditation.html YouTube Artist Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/farbmusik
- Guitar Secrets - Easy Guitar Scales Understanding
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- Jimi Hendrix Chord Jam
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Guitar Secrets - Easy Guitar Scales Understanding
Guitar Secrets - Sound Great On Cheap Guitar Equipment Learning scales and modes on the guitar is always a big challenge. Changing keys on the guitar is not such a big brainer you can just move patterns you have learnt up and down the fretboard. But when it comes to playing free of patterns on the guitar fretboard the guitar shows it’s limitations because you hardly find any visual hook which you can connect to scales and modes you have learned. The solution for this problem is to work with intervals and to learn them by heart. The guitar is a pentatonic instrument and most of you learned the minor pentatonic as a first scale on the guitar. So the trick is to learn the intervals of the minor pentatonic and to move everything within the positions and the relations between the scales and positions. In this tutorial I'm showing you the root position of the minor and major pentatonic displayed as intervals and how you can add additional notes to create the main minor and major modes which are : 1:21 Minor Pentatonic 1 2 b3 4 5 b7 7:10 Aeolian 1 2 b3 4 5 b6 b7 9:02 Dorian 1 2 b3 4 5 6 b7 10:40 Phyrgian 1 b2 b3 4 5 b6 b7 12:55 Major Pentatonic 1 2 3 4 6 14:58 Ionian 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 15:57 Mixolydian 1 2 3 4 5 6 b7 16:32 Lydian 1 2 3 #4 5 6 7 In the list above I've displayed the scales I'm talking about with the time index and the intervals which are the defining them. If you're able to play the pentatonic in all positions on the guitar fretboard you can adapt those positions to any of those modes and scales by just adding the additional notes which I'm talking about in this tutorial. This method is a bit more of a brainer at the beginning but at the end once the coin has dropped you are able to play freely on the fretboard which is the goal of any guitar player on the planet. To complete your theoretical music education you find more documents about the topic. When you follow the link displayed here. Easy Guitar Scales Understanding.gp Easy Guitar Scales Understanding.pdf Additional : https://www.hpcrazy.com/pdf/diatonic chord progressions and modes.pdf https://www.hpcrazy.com/pdf/the pentatonics.pdf
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