The thing to remember with intervals is that even though this list looks intimidating at first (because I included all the sharp notes, flat notes, and natural notes), as long as you count the

The thing to remember with intervals is that even though this list looks intimidating at first (because I included all the sharp notes, flat notes, and natural notes), as long as you count the

Have you ever wondered how many octaves your guitar has? Today, we’re going to find out! The Quick Answer: Most guitars have right around 4 octaves, but every guitar is made differently. If you want to

A lot of times music will mesh, or glue, together so well that it’s hard to really hear all the different parts going on in a song or all the instruments by themselves. One great way to try isolating some

We've finally come to the last post in this series. If you missed it, we've been talking about some basic things you can do to help out with guitar bends. Let's do a quick recap of everything we've talked

Last time we talked about using your thumb as an anchor point and squeezing your fingers together to help distribute the work load when you bend. In the same way, the tip I'll be giving you today will

Whether you play acoustic, electric, or both, one trick that really seems to win a listener over is a good bend or two. Just remember that like any other flashy or fancy trick, using bends in moderation

If you're a guitar player that uses a pick, there's something you can do right now that will instantly improve your sound. You don't even have to go out and buy any new expensive equipment either! Woo!