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Can You Develop Perfect Pitch?

By Tyler Larson published

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Maj7, Maj7b5 and Their Relative Minors

By Jimmy Brown published

The Asus4b2 arpeggio we looked at last month (November 2017 issue) may be repurposed in a variety of cool, interesting ways, which I think is a worthwhile topic to explore.

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Getting the Most Out of One Fretboard Position

By Andy Aledort published

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Four Things to Consider When Buying Your Next Guitar

By Metal Mike Chlasciak published

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How to Develop Appealing Metal Riffs and Solo Ideas Using One String

By Metal Mike Chlasciak published

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Adding the Major Third to Blues Licks in Ninth Position

By Andy Aledort published

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Eerie Arpeggios, Part 4: The Spooky Sus4b2 Sound

By Jimmy Brown published

As a chord reference,FIGURE 1illustrates some finger-friendly Asus4b2 grips on the top four stings, with the open A string included and the first shape additionally shown 12 frets higher.

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The 10 Biggest Problems Guitar Players Face

By Tyler Larson published

Let these solutions guide you to conquering the many difficulties you'll face as you develop as a guitarist, and always remember to enjoy the ride.

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Eerie Arpeggios, Part 3: Describing the Haunting 7#9 Sound Melodically

By Jimmy Brown published

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Eerie Arpeggios, Part 2:Demented String Skipping

By Jimmy Brown published

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