Bass Note Chords Intro
July 26, 2011 No CommentsWelcome to the world of bass note chords! These chords will add some serious emotion into your playing, and we think you’ll love them!
Welcome to the world of bass note chords! These chords will add some serious emotion into your playing, and we think you’ll love them!
Today we’re learning the classic folk song made popular by the Animals in the 60′s. Everyone knows it, so it’s going to be a ton of fun!
Modern rock bands like Three Doors Down love using arpeggiation to give their songs more of a low key vibe. We’ll check out how they might use it today!
In this lesson we’re going to look at how Jeff Buckley might use arpeggiation in his guitar playing. Hope you guys like it!
In this lesson we’re going to introduce a new technique – Arpeggiation. Play each string of a chord for a soft, delicate feel. We’ll show you how.
Today we’re going to look at a southern style riff ala the Allman Brothers. So let’s get going!
The pentatonic scale is for everybody, especially masters like Hendrix! Today we’ll look at how he might have used this versatile scale.
Here’s a pentatonic riff in the style of Deathcab for Cutie. Channel your inner Ben Gibbard!
Here’s a Bill Withers inspired soul riff to help see the pentatonic scale in action!
Today we’re exploring two brand new techniques – hammer ons and pull offs. These techniques will help you play faster and smoother, so let’s go!
Today we begin a long journey in to the heart of pentatonics – the main solo used for soloing and lead guitar
In this lesson we’re once again exploring bass note chords but this time in the context of a grungy Soundgarden style riff.
In this lesson we’re going to look at how Creed might use bass note chords to create their heavy, dynamic signature sound.
Jimmy Page would often mix chords and scales to add color to his playing and fill out the sound of Led Zeppelin. Here’s a way he might use this technique.
Here’s another riff to practice combining chords and scales. This time it’s in the style of acoustic legend Neil Young
Today we’ll be diving into a new approach – combining chord strumming and melodic scale picking. To practice, we’ve got an awesome Grateful Dead riff for you!
To get further practice with the G major scale we’re going to learn this classic Christmas melody. Have fun guys!
Time to learn a new scale! This time, it’s the G major scale. Same overall sound, just a different key center.
In this lesson we’re going to take a look at Beethoven’s timeless melody “Ode to Joy” in order to get practice with our C major scale.
We’re looking at songs that use notes out of the C major scale, and today we’re looking at the British national anthem “God Save the Queen”