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Video Question: Practice Materials

March 21st, 2008 - Bmachiran asks, "Are there any beginning materials (books) that offer good drills that might help me structure my practice time and improve my hand strength, chord progressions and scale familiarization? Thanks, Brian"
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- June 20th, 2008 (3 minutes, 30 seconds)
3jennijarre asks, "i just had a ? on amplification our band is good 2 go with guitar anps and bass amps but we were wondering what we should get for the singer because whatever we use seems just to get drownd out by the playing! i have bee nsnooping around and maurgurietes music and musitians friend.com but we dont know if we shoulg get a portable start up pa package or just a big guitar amp. would that work.???????? i know this is a hard topic but please help and give any info that you have thanks jarrett" View Response
Lynard Skynard Sweet Home Alabama - August 2nd, 2007 (0 minutes, 47 seconds)
Clinsteadt asks, "Is there any where on the website where I can learn a whole song and not just bits and pieces of one. Plus I wanted to ask if you guys could start putting more current songs on the phase three part of the site. Most of the songs on there I haven't heard of before and it would be nice to learn some more current songs." View Response
chords - September 10th, 2007 (3 minutes, 80 seconds)
Kylehumer asks "how do i know whichh notes i can play sound good in lead over any given chords i choose?" View Response
- June 20th, 2008 (2 minutes, 30 seconds)
Jzcode43 asks, "I have a gig book of scales and all of the Pentatonic minor and major are shown as Type 1 through 5. I also have a software program that has the same Pentatonic scales but their shown in positions 1 through 12. It appears that there are scales between each scale type. Can you explain what this is all about? Thanks..." View Response
Strumming - December 11th, 2007 (3 minutes, 11 seconds)
Zcarter asks, "Is there any correct way to "strum" when using the guitar? I have been strumming a specific way for a long time and I think it works okay, however one of my friends said if I keep strumming this specific way, it will be more difficult to play songs in the long run. Does it really matter how I strum? Currently, I hold the pick in between my thumb and index finger, but I think it may be a different way than most people... Thanks! Zac" View Response