Why 4 cameras? Because I knew it would help you learn the material faster. You will be right there in the front row , and looking right over my shoulder in the optimal place every step of the way. The video download files are in. These video files can also be played with no conversion necessary on your iPod, iPhone or iPad. These books covers all of the material in detail and stand on there own to help you learn the topics…even without watching the videos.
These books are packed with chord charts, music examples, rhythm building blocks, full guitar strum patterns, pictures of my hands from the front and above…and much more. Specially formatted Kindle friendly PDF files are also included for each chapter so you can take the manuals anywhere, and even plop your Kindle up on a music stand for easy practice.
There are specially formatted PDF files with just the exercises that you might want to printed out for practice. The text explanations are left out of these files to save you some ink. There is no better way to help get the material under your fingers than making real music with other instruments backing you.
A metronome is an essential tool that improves your timing and builds your speed and control. The Rhythm Guitar Mastery course gives you the vocabulary and tools to play songs.
This book is going to give you a ton of resources to help you play songs from the bands and artists you love. From learning songs from printed music and tablature, to learning by ear.
And discover the secret insider sources for the best free music on the Internet. But I will tell you this. You will get more information in this course than you would if you spent thousands of dollars with a private teacher.
I know this course will take your guitar playing to the next level… Guaranteed. Have a good one! Main Menu. Tired of Hearing This? Chords and Strumming Go Hand in Hand… …and this course will take you by the hand, leading you down the shortest path to get you to where you want to go. Want to Know the Secret of Understanding Rhythms?
Once you have your collection of Legos, you can easily build anything you need. So what is the Rhythm Guitar Mastery Phase course all about? Learn the basic parts of both an electric and acoustic guitar. Learn multiple common way to hold the guitar both in a sitting and standing position so you can avoid some common nasty wrist pain.
Learn good basic left hand fretting technique so you can easily play notes and chords avoiding pain. Learn how to tune the guitar by ear, and with an electronic tuner. Learn how to read guitar chord charts, and learn your first really easy chord.
Learn the fundamentals of music like what a staff is, measures, and learn your first rhythms…quarter notes and half notes. Learn how to read Guitar Tablature so you can start playing all kinds of cool guitar riffs right away.
Get your fingers into shape with a must know finger exercise so you can build the strength and stamina necessary to play different chords and songs. Play 20 chord progressions along with 60 jam tracks in different styles to help you master these 9 basic chord forms. To achieve the correct placement place your picking hand on the bridge as if your were karate chopping into the guitar, so the side of your hand lines up along the end of the strings.
Then close your hand down over the strings into a comfortable picking position. You should still be able to hear the pitch of the notes clearly when palm muting, they should just not ring out fully. This should be fairly straight forward, but to get the right attack the picking hand should only palm mute the open E string and let the power chords ring out.
Downstroke all of the notes for an authentic, consistent attack. Repeat and when comfortable alternate every two notes instead. Now to incorporate alternate picking. Once you have this pattern under your fingers, try playing over a Brazilian jazz tune and switching between both of the samba rhythms that you have learned up to this point.
This next rhythm is a variation of the samba groove that you just studied, and is called a Partido Alto. Here, you will play a variation of the reverse Bossa in bar one of the phrase, followed by the original Bossa rhythm in the second measure of the groove.
When playing this pattern, try accenting each upbeat over the two-bar phrase as you develop an authentic Brazilian swing feel.
Two items to look at with this rhythm are the bass notes, which are played as a dotted 8th-note followed by a 16th-note tied to a quarter note on beats 1 and 3 of each bar. This is a highly syncopated pattern, so take your time with it and feel free to focus on one bar at a time until each one is comfortable, and you can glue them back together after that.
As you can see, the pattern is very similar to the one you just learned, though this time it starts on the upbeat of the first bar, rather than the downbeat. This is a small item, but as you can hear it makes a big difference in the overall sound of the rhythm across four bars.
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