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- Sad Blues Rock Riff
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Chorus Effect
Here you can learn my tricks how to use the chorus effect and also how to create a chorus effect without any effect pedal. Chorus Chords.pdf chorus rock.mp3
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Dark Blues Rock - Guitar Master Class
Dark Blues Rock - Guitar Master Class This is a guitar masterclass about blues rock in a trio formation by using a drop D tuning. It contains different chapers : Intro 0:07 Concept 1:56 Theme 7:57 Dance 13:30 15:31 Final Notes Dark Blues Rock - Guitar Master Class.pdf dark blues rock masterclass.mp3
- High Energy Rock Riff
- High Energy Rock Riff
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Guitar Night
Virtuos gespielte Gitarre aus allen bekannten und bisher nicht gehörten Kombinationen von moderner Gitarrenmusik. Musikalische Einflüsse sind in den grossen Protagonisten der verschiedenen Genres von Rock, Jazz, Blues, Flamenco bis Klassik zu finden. Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Gary Moore, George Benson, Wes Montgomery, Joe Pass, Ry Cooder, Albert Collins, SRV, Robben Ford, Joe Bonamassa, Al Di Meola, Paco de Lucia, Stanley Jordan um nur die Wichtigsten zu nennen. Hanspeter Krüsi ist seit 1999 weltweit zum Thema Gitarre, Gitarrenmusik und Gitarre-Spielen im Netz präsent. Seine Musik wurde schon auf verschiedenen, internationalen Radiostationen gespielt. Seine Videos und Aufnahmen fanden in anderen fachspezifischen Portalen eine sehr positive Beachtung und Erwähnung. Von 2006 - 2012 war er featured Instructor auf guitartricks.com - 2007 gar Endorser und online Instructor auf gibson.com Seit 2013 ist der HPCrazy YouTube Channel wieder aktiv und hat aktiv einen Traffic von über 70000 Besuchern / Monat.
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Guitar Night
Virtuos gespielte Gitarre aus allen bekannten und bisher nicht gehörten Kombinationen von moderner Gitarrenmusik. Musikalische Einflüsse sind in den grossen Protagonisten der verschiedenen Genres von Rock, Jazz, Blues, Flamenco bis Klassik zu finden. Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Gary Moore, George Benson, Wes Montgomery, Joe Pass, Ry Cooder, Albert Collins, SRV, Robben Ford, Joe Bonamassa, Al Di Meola, Paco de Lucia, Stanley Jordan um nur die Wichtigsten zu nennen. Hanspeter Krüsi ist seit 1999 weltweit zum Thema Gitarre, Gitarrenmusik und Gitarre-Spielen im Netz präsent. Seine Musik wurde schon auf verschiedenen, internationalen Radiostationen gespielt. Seine Videos und Aufnahmen fanden in anderen fachspezifischen Portalen eine sehr positive Beachtung und Erwähnung. Von 2006 - 2012 war er featured Instructor auf guitartricks.com - 2007 gar Endorser und online Instructor auf gibson.com Seit 2013 ist der HPCrazy YouTube Channel wieder aktiv und hat aktiv einen Traffic von über 70000 Besuchern / Monat.
- Sad Blues Rock Riff
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Construction Work
Hi folks, due to constuction work in the HPCrazy Studio's which got delayed there will be no tutorials till next week. So I decided to take this time off and to think about new creative things to bring into the HPCrazy YouTube channel.
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Rock Balade - Guitar Master Class
Here you can learn my tips and tricks how to master a rock balade in the typical 80's style such as artists like Gary Moore, Steve Vai, Joe Satriani or others. This masterclass is not about licks and speed – it's about filling the room with you expression and your musical presence so you need to have your things already a bit together. Below the chapeters : Chords 2:09 Analysis 4:11 Scales 4:42 Expression with Vibrato 10:41 Work with Overtones 15:51 Opening Phrases 20:37 Runs 23:03 Final Notes 26:33 Rock Balade - Guitar Masterclass.pdf rock balade ( 2 ) Am 75.mp3
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How Far To The Moon
Here you can hear an instrumental rock balade in the style of Gary, Steve Vai or Joe Satriani. It tells the story that sometimes you want to go to the moon but you didnt know how far it or even impossible can be.
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Easy Romantic Film Music
Here you can learn a easy little classical suite which works great as romantic film music. Classical Etude G Minor.pdf classical etude Gm.mp3
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Schweizer National Hymne
Here's a guitar version of the Swiss National Anthem - Tritts im Morgenrot daher. I got inspired by the Jimi Hendrix Version of Star Sprangled Banner in Wookstock. But my version is less wild. Swiss National Day is on Aug 1st.
- Easy Jazz Turn Around Licks
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Romantic Acoustic Song D
Here you can learn a wonderful chord progression in the key of D. Romantic Song in D.pdf
- Pinch Harmonics
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Blue Bossa ( Smooth Jazz )
Here you can learn, the chord, the melody and some easy improvisation tricks which come along with the popular jazzstandard " Blue Bossa ". I have seleceted a smooth jazz style but all goes with the original Bossa Nova style. Here are the chords : C-7 / C-7 / F-7 / F-7 D-7b5 / G7b13 / C-7 / C-7 Eb-7 / Ab13 / Dbmaj9 / Dbmaj9 D-7b5 / G7b13 / C-7 / Dm--7b5 G7b13 blue bossa.mp3 Blue Bossa.pdf
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Kill Switch Trick
Here you can learn the Kill Switch Trick - a cool trick in rock guitar.
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Smooth Jazz Phrasing ( Dorian )
Here you can learn some essential phrasing tricks which work great for smooth jazz and on the dorain mode. Such phrasing can be heard by artist like Lee Ritenour, George Benson or others. Smooth Jazz Phrasing ( Dorian ) .pdf smooth jazz dm.mp3
- Minor Mode Essentials
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Learning Notes on the Fretboard
Thanks Sara for the entry - thats a good topic for a tutorial. I think I make one on that today.
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Misery Blues Riff
Misery Blues Riff Here you can learn a very cool and punchy blues riff over a 12 bar blues in A. Misery Blues Riff.pdf misery blues.mp3
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Rock Anticipation Trick
This is a great rock anticipation trick which spices up your rock lead guitar a lot between 120 - 140 BPM. Rock Anticipation Trick.pdf hard rock E 130.mp3
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Always On The Run ( Lenny Kravitz )
Here you can learn the riff of this famous song " Always on the run " by Lenny Kravitz. Always on the run.pdf always on the run.mp3
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Share your story
Hey Folks, thanks for sharing your stories how you came across the way here. Yes colors are a main part in my view of music. Thats a nice pink guitar Hey Guy it's nice to have you hear as a member of the HPCrazy Students Club. BTW - Sara was asking herself in an other post if it is ok to write and post here in this member area. And the anwser is YES YES YES - it's one of the main idea's of this section that member can interact which eachother - specially the students to share there progress and there difficulties on there guitar journey. I myself don't have so much free time left to be very active in these discussions but of course I support them. ?