Filling The Role Of Rhythm And Lead Guitar Player

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I had an awesome question come in recently from a member of Rock Guitar Power and I liked it show much… I made video and created a guitar lesson to answer the question! The question came in from Sandy and she wanted to know the best way to get started if you are filling the role of both the rhythm guitar player and the lead guitar player in a band. It’s a great question and a great skill to develop… So here is the video to teach you how to get started: Filling The Role Of Rhythm And Lead Guitar…

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RGPTV – Episode 4 – Recording and Arranging Ideas In Logic

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Welcome to a new episode of Rock Guitar Power TV! In this video I am going to show you how I record and arrange my ideas in a software program called Logic.  Along with using Logic, I also use a program called pro tools to record my ideas. Logic is great because it’s easy to use and has a lot of loops that are easy to work with that help me write. I’m also going to show you how I create backing tracks to jam along to. The main thing to keep in mind when working this way is to…

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RGPTV – Episode 2 – Rhythm Jamming/Right Hand Technique

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I’ve been jamming on the chord changes and have been coming up with some really cool stuff.  I’ve been studying the rhythm techniques of Rodrigo y Gabriella and used some of them in this part. It’s an awesome technique and it sounds really cool. Your able to play triplets very fast and controlled. It brings a lot of fire to the sound.  If you haven’t heard of Rodrigo y Gabriella, check them out! There a huge influence on me. Watch the video here:

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RGPTV – Episode 1 – Guitar Chords And Melodies

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Alright, welcome to the first episode of Rock Guitar Power TV! In this video I am going to show you the chords and melodies that I’m starting my song off with. It’s in the key of Bm and starts off with the chord progressions: |: Bm | Em D :| I came up with the melody by jamming on the B minor scale.  The rest of the parts are pretty much arpeggios for the remaining chords.  Check out the video to learn more!

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