What nobody teaches you about the blues scale By Guitar World Staff Some nuggets of info that'll make this common scale twice as versatile and thrice as much fun
10 Hacks All Guitarists Should Know By Guitar World Staff Learn 10 nifty hacks that can help your playing, and give you some neat ideas.
Is This the Mother of All Finger Exercises? By Christopher Scapelliti See if you can perform this drill.
The Diagonal Arpeggio Trick By Guitar World Staff This trick can help you fluidly play arpeggios all over the neck.
A Useful Roadmap for the Pentatonic Scale By Guitar World Staff A five-step lesson that will help you get more, musically, out of the pentatonic scale.
The Dotted 8th Note Delay Trick By Guitar World Staff A nifty little trick that'll make your six-string soundscapes sound much bigger.
The Technique That Changes Everything By Christopher Scapelliti A technique that can transform the playing of beginner guitar players.
15 Fun, Easy to Play Guitar Riffs By Jackson Maxwell 15 classic riffs that are both fun to play and easy for beginners to master.
Learn a Simple Arpeggio Trick By Guitar World Staff This trick will help you navigate the entire fretboard more quickly and fluidly.
Six Guitar Effects Every Guitarist Should Know—with Songs and Tab By Christopher Scapelliti Six crucial guitar effects, their history and how best to apply them.
Try This Difficult Finger Exercise By Guitar World Staff Make your sure hand's warmed up before you try this finger-twister.
Weird Chord Shapes That Sound Awesome By Guitar World Staff Some chord shapes that don't get used very often, but nonetheless offer rich, bold results.
Are We All Tuning Our Guitars Wrong? By Christopher Scapelliti We’ve all suffered the frustrations of getting our guitars to play in tune along the length of the neck.
How to Play Chuck Berry’s “Johnny B. Goode” By Christopher Scapelliti Chuck Berry wrote dozens of rock and roll classics, but perhaps the best-known of them all is “Johnny B. Goode.”
Real Amp vs. Fake Amp: Can You Tell the Difference? By Chris Scapelliti The Kemper Profiling Amp has become the “amp” of choice for many touring and studio guitarists.
$3,500 Custom Shop Fender vs $150 Squier: Can You Tell the Difference? By Christopher Scapelliti Many guitar makers offer budget versions of their more expensive models.