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By Chris Brooks
The scalloped fretboard, where the wood between the frets is meticulously carved away, is a design feature that often sparks debate among guitarists. While its origins are steeped i...
By Chris Brooks
The iconic slap-back delay sequences in songs like Black Star and the free-form improvisation of Echo Etude are a lot of fun to emulate. But how?
In this lesson, I'll talk about th...
By Chris Brooks
In the last lesson, we covered what pedal tone licks are, then focused on Yngwie Malmsteen's use of inverted pedal tones for some overt baroque influence in neoclassical rock.
Toda...
By Chris Brooks
Yngwie Malmsteen, the undisputed pioneer of neoclassical metal, famously integrated classical music concepts into hard rock guitar, with J.S. Bach's influence being particularly pro...
By Chris Brooks
One of the most common challenges musicians face is finding the motivation to practice consistently. Let's explore some strategies to cultivate the habit of practicing for at least ...
By Chris Brooks
Fitts and Posner's theory of motor skill development is a foundational concept in understanding how we acquire and refine skills, including guitar playing. This theory divides the l...
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