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Style of Joe Satriani: Tapping Like Satriani

David finishes up his Style of Satriani series with these awesome tapping techniques which will include 2 hand tapping.
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  • Jul 28th, 2010 @ 6:44 PM EDT
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Brendan Burns: Form 2 Minor Triads

In his seventh lesson with JamPlay, Brendan provides a lesson on the minor triads derived from the form two minor chord shape of the CAGED system. Once the final form is learned, Brendan provides exercises to help mold the major and minor tiny triad grips into chord progressions.
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  • Jul 28th, 2010 @ 4:25 PM EDT
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Lick And Riff Library Updated By Nick Greathouse

Five Beginner licks have just been added from Nick Greathouse. Check 'em out!

- A Mixolydian Lick

- A Minor Pentatonic Lick

- A Major Lick

- G Major Arpeggio Lick

- A Minor 9th Lick

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  • Jul 27th, 2010 @ 11:12 PM EDT
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Style of Joe Satriani: Getting Your Ideas Across

David Wallimann enlightens us again with a juicy lesson on a Satriani concept to getting your creative ideas implemented and to the listener. David assists you through some simple examples as to how to accomplish this.
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  • Jul 27th, 2010 @ 11:13 AM EDT
  • Posted by Tyler.Rugh

Pro Tools: A Perfect Practice Partner

A new Pro Tools related article by Chris Liepe has just went online. In this article Chris talks about how Pro Tools can be used as a tool to increase the productivity and precision of your practice routines. Don't miss out on the valuable knowledge bomb Chris just dropped, and read the article today!
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  • Jul 27th, 2010 @ 10:01 AM EDT
  • Posted by jbooth

Randall Williams Artist Series: Technique Toolbox

Your friend Randall Williams is back in action today with his 9th lesson available for viewing! You will have plenty to learn in this information-packed lesson. Randall opens up his guitar toolbox and invites you to share some of his greatest techniques. Have fun with this one!
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  • Jul 26th, 2010 @ 7:06 PM EDT
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Brendan Burns: Form 3 Minor Triads

In the sixth lesson of his tiny triads series, Brendan demonstrates the minor triads based off of the third form CAGED chords. As with the major triads, Brendan will be demonstrating the second form last, as it's the least well known.
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  • Jul 26th, 2010 @ 4:40 PM EDT
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Style of Joe Satriani: Improvising Your Licks

David Wallimann Continues his Satriani series with a lesson on how improvising licks has become a part of Satriani's style. Included is some examples to work with and many different techniques on how to "Recycle" your licks. This one is sure to get you inventing your own Satriani style licks.
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  • Jul 26th, 2010 @ 10:41 AM EDT
  • Posted by Tyler.Rugh

Style of Joe Satriani: Creating the Melody

Satriani is notorious for creating some beautiful melodies. Here David will break down some Techniques he uses to accomplish this. Providing some examples to work with, David will open your mind to creating your own style of Satriani melodies.
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  • Jul 23rd, 2010 @ 11:27 AM EDT
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Style of Joe Satriani: Riffs and Rhythm Ideas

David introduces some riff and rhythms that are straight from the concepts of Joe Satriani. Developing an ear for how Satriani has created his style can be heard within these ideas and will allow you to better understand what makes Satriani who he is.
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  • Jul 22nd, 2010 @ 3:31 PM EDT
  • Posted by Tyler.Rugh