Greek Modes in Music and Guitar
Greek modes, their unique characteristics, and how to use them in your compositions. Includes chord progressions and famous song examples in each mode.
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Popular Rock Chord Progressions
Learn how to create some of the most iconic rock chord progressions. Understand key relationships and build powerful harmonic progressions for your songs.
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Extended and Suspended Chords on Guitar: 9, 11, 13 and Sus Chords
Extended chords and suspended chords can enhance your compositions, adding new harmonic dimensions to your progressions. Learn about 7, 9, 11, 13, sus chords.
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Basic Humbucker Wiring With - How the signal travels
Learn how to wire a humbucker on your guitar and discover how the signal travels from the pickups to the output jack both with a tone control and without it.
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What is a Treble Bleed and How It Improves Your Guitar's
Discover what a treble bleed circuit is, how it works, and why it鈥檚 essential to maintain the brightness of your electric guitar when adjusting the volume.
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Split Coil and Spin-a-Split - Expand Your Guitar's Versatility
How Split Coil works in electric guitars, the benefits it offers, and how you can use it to achieve a wide range of tones with your humbuckers.
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Japanese Scales for Guitar | Hirajoshi, Iwato, Yo, In Sen, Kumoi
Japanese scales, their history, variations, and how they are used in traditional and contemporary music to evoke a wide range of emotions.
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Bebop Scales on Guitar | Scales to Master Jazz
Discover the rich history of bebop scales, their evolution in jazz music, and how different types of bebop scales are used in improvisation.
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Modifications and Upgrades for Your Electric Guitar
Discover the best modifications and adjustments you can make to improve the sound, comfort, and versatility of your electric guitar.
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Basic Concepts to Understand Music Rhythm, Melody, Harmony
Discover the fundamentals of music鈥攔hythm, melody, harmony鈥攁nd how they work together to create the songs we love. An essential guide for beginners.
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The Fundamentals of Chords Types and Applications in Guitar
Chords and their types. From major and minor to dominant chords and their applications in composition. How to build chords and improve your musical ability.
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How to Compose a Song Step-by-Step Guide
How to write a song from scratch with this comprehensive guide. Discover essential tools like the Circle of Fifths and Scale Generator to boost your creativity.
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Rhythm in Music Characteristics, Elements, and Its Importance
Rhythm in Music Characteristics, Elements, and Its Importance, beats, measures, tempo, accents, and more in this detailed guide with practical examples.
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The Melodic Minor Scale History, Construction and Uses
Melodic scale in classical, jazz, and modern music. Learn how to construct it, differentiate its ascending and descending forms.
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Rhythm and Meter - Time Signatures, Pulse, and Subdivision
Basics of rhythm and meter in music. Learn about simple and compound time signatures, the pulse, and how to subdivide rhythms to create unique patterns.
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The Ionian Mode - The Foundation of the Major Scale
Explore the Ionian mode, the foundation of Western music. Learn its structure, how to use it in compositions, and iconic song examples in this mode.
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Dorian Mode - History, Composition Tips, and Song Examples
Dorian Mode, an ancient Greek mode with a unique sound blending minor and major qualities. How to apply it in your compositions with chord progressions.
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Phrygian Mode - Origins, Characteristics, and Guitar Applications
Phrygian Mode, a Greek mode with an exotic and dark sound. Learn how to apply it in your compositions with chord progressions.
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The Lydian Mode Origin, Characteristics, and Musical Examples
Lydian Mode, a Greek mode known for its bright and ethereal sound. Learn how to apply it in your compositions with chord progressions.
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Mixolydian Mode - Origins, Features, and Musical Examples
Dive into the Mixolydian Mode, a Greek mode known for its soulful, bluesy sound. Learn how to apply it in your compositions with chord progressions.