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“The ‘tone stars’ of tomorrow are going to be the ones who can do the most creative programming”: Why digital modeling and AI will be more important than big-name players in shaping the future of guitar tone

By Justin Sandercoe published

Justin Sandercoe is an old-school tube lover, but he's exploring both sides of the tone universe, analog and digital – and he's excited about whatever tonal evolution comes our way

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“The opportunities that AI presents for guitar education are immense”: Why one of the world’s top guitar tutors is embracing AI – even if he’s out of a job

By Justin Sandercoe published

Justin Sandercoe, aka JustinGuitar, explains his vision of AI-powered virtual tutors – and why the technology is an opportunity rather than a threat

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How should you learn guitar scales – and why should you bother?

By Justin Sandercoe published

Some people argue it really doesn't matter if you can't tell a pentatonic from a gin and tonic. Justin Sandercoe, one of the world's most successful guitar teachers, weighs in...

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How to tell if you’re a beginner, intermediate or advanced guitar player

By Justin Sandercoe published

How many of us know exactly where we're at with the instrument? Renowned six-string educator Justin Sandercoe explains all

Petit St. Vincent acoustic guitar retreat

I didn’t touch an acoustic guitar during the pandemic. Could a private island retreat with one of the world’s biggest guitar tutors help me reconnect?

By Michael Astley-Brown published

A chance work trip to an acoustic guitar workshop with Justin 'JustinGuitar' Sandercoe on the tiny Caribbean island of Petit St. Vincent gave me the opportunity to unplug – in more ways than one

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How great guitarists can inspire - rather than intimidate - your playing

By Justin Sandercoe published

Justin Sandercoe of justinguitar.com offers a fresh perspective on how we should look at guitar heroes on social media and beyond