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Hi, I'm Brad Carlton. Welcome to Guitar Lab: I IV V Melodic Moves Part 1. This course will guide you through melodic moves involving triad chord tones for the I and IV chords of a I IV V progression in the key of E. The principles presented in this course will provide a foundation for both chord melody and soloing.

Studio wiz Larry Holcombe presents comprehensive Native Instruments SCARBEE FUNK GUITARIST video tutorials! If funk guitar is your thing, SCARBEE FUNK GUITARIST from Native Instruments is tough to beat. With its massive collection of grooves, fills, and voicings, it's a tour de force of guitar samples, and this video course will help you quickly produce stellar tracks, as well as dive deep into the more advanced settings. Larry covers all the features thoroughly and demonstrates them in action with two example tracks - disco and soul - so you can really hear the plugin's capabilities in a musical context. These videos are for new SCARBEE FUNK GUITARIST users.

Music tech expert Eli Krantzberg presents an in-depth set of Punch 2 video tutorials! Learn how to quickly start making beats like a pro with this comprehensive video series! Even if you've never used Punch before, you're covered. Eli starts at the beginning and takes you step by step through the features of this stellar instrument, demonstrating the amazing flexibility, functionality, and sound-designing possibilities that await. These videos are for new Punch 2 users.

If you’ve been to a movie theater recently or listened to music from streaming services like Apple Music, you might have heard about Dolby Atmos, the sound technology that allows you to create and experience 3D/spatial audio. With Logic Pro X, you can create and deliver Dolby Atmos mixes, and you don’t need a roomful of expensive speakers.

What values should form the foundation of music education? And once we decide on those values, how do we ensure we are acting on them? In Values and Music Education, esteemed author Estelle R. Jorgensen explores how values apply to the practice of music education. We may declare values, but they can be hard to see in action. Jorgensen examines nine quartets of related values and offers readers a roadmap for thinking constructively and critically about the values they hold. In doing so, she takes a broad view of both music and education while drawing on a wide sweep of multidisciplinary literature. Not only does Jorgensen demonstrate an analytical and dialectical philosophical approach to examining values, but she also seeks to show how theoretical and practical issues are interconnected.

Most blues tunes share very similar chord progressions and so, if you’re stuck on using just pentatonic approaches when you solo -- you’re greatly limiting your creative potential. On the other hand, if you know how to apply a variety of relatively simple -- yet still sophisticated -- harmonic, melodic and improvisational approaches to “color” your playing, you’ll unleash an unlimited resource for crafting engaging, fresh and distinctive solos that your audience will never tire of hearing.

“I believe Greg Koch is pound for pound the best guitar player in the world today. His, tone, feel and style are unrivaled in today’s guitar playing community. He is scary good. It was a true honor to do shows with him.” - JOE BONAMASSA

Musicians, composers, and even listeners across all genres of music would all agree that “melody is the essence of music,” to quote Mozart. Whatever style of music you study as a guitarist, exploring classical melodies will reveal countless key learnings about performing instrumentals and composing your own original melodies and songs.

“Everyone who can speak can learn to use a singing voice,” says Joanne Rutkowski, professor of music education at Penn University. “The quality of the voice is dependent on many factors; however, barring a physical vocal disability, everyone can learn to sing well enough to sing basic songs.”

Taught by our top educators, TrueFire’s Song Lesson System is a hands-on contextual music-making experience designed to accelerate the learning process and simulate a full-band setting. Whatever level of player you happen to be, from beginner to advanced, there’s a rhythm or lead guitar part you can learn to play that sounds great in a full band context.

Learning how to play a rock solo is a three-step process: 1) Having command of a versatile vocabulary of licks; 2) Understanding how to connect a series of individual licks into longer phrases; and 3) Developing key rock techniques such as bending, legato, and muting. This collection of 30 Beginner Rock Licks from Chris Buono guides you through all three of these requirements to get your rock soloing up and running quickly and easily.

From country blues to Chicago blues, blues rock to modern blues, and even jazz blues -- you’ll hear your favorite blues guitarists ‘funk’ some of the songs up with a syncopated, percussive guitar part, that gets toes tapping and bodies moving. Play your way through Carl Burnett’s Spotlight On Funky Blues Rhythm course and you’ll be able to do the same at your next gig or jam session.

This course will demonstrate the application of various melodic options for soloing over a I IV V progression. These options will include arpeggios, modified arpeggios, pentatonic scales, modified pentatonic scales, and modes.

This course will demonstrate the application of various melodic options for soloing over a I IV V progression in the key of E. These options will include arpeggios, modified arpeggios, pentatonic scales, modified pentatonic scales, and modes.

Welcome to this second volume of Guitar Lab: Blues Riff Blueprints Vol. 2. This course continues in the examination of two-note melodic motifs as a foundation for soloing over the IV7 chord in a twelve-bar blues progression. Rhythmic options within the shuffle 1/8 and 1/8 note triplet gridwork will be explained as well as practice techniques to enable you to create interesting melodic lines. Grab your guitar, and let's get started.