Martin Smith is the front man of the band "Delirious?" and has written songs like "I Could Sing of Your Love Forever," "History Maker," "Shout to the North," "Lord You Have My Heart," and more. He and the members of "the Parachute Band," had a Q&A with local worship leaders.
In this members only Guitarmann Video Lesson weekly update, you will learn the A chord slide. You will be able to take a few shapes and move them all around the fret board. These open sounding chords will help spice up your song writing and give you some new ideas for songs in the key of A.
So you have a friend's bass and want to hook it up to your amp? The short answer to this is yes, but with a few warnings! You'll only want to do so at low volumes.
In this members only Guitarmann Video Lesson weekly update, you will learn how to take the D chord shape and use it all over the neck. This is a great tip for songwriting to give your playing a unique sound. Check out the video!
The first step is to define the scale that you want to learn in terms on intervals without a guitar. In other words, a major scale's intervals are whole, whole, half, whole, whole, whole, half.
There are all sorts of guitar shapes, and each has a particular function. The first step is to identify the sound you are looking for, and then you can correctly identify the shape guitar that is best for you.
Who doesn't want to pick up a guitar and start shredding? Speed is one of the things that makes guitar fun. Getting that speed, however includes a technique that seems counter-intuitive
In this members only Guitarmann Video Lesson weekly update, you'll learn how to play in the key of E all over the fret board. The key of E provides many beautiful open sounds, and here you'll learn how to play most chords higher up on the fret board.
Practice makes perfect, right? Maybe perfect practice makes perfect? Well, in a sense, both of those statements are both true and false at the same time!
In this members only Guitarmann Video Lesson weekly update, you will learn how to spice up the C chord family. There are a handful of ways to take the "dreaded" F chord and turn it into a beautiful, open sounding chord. There's even a way to make it much easier to play. Learn this tip and many others!
Almost every guitar player faces this question. Strings are the vocal chords of your guitar and it is important to make sure that they sound their best.
There is no specific answer to this question that applies to all guitars because there are so any factors that influence how your guitar sounds. There are also many different needs that a guitarists have.
In this members only Guitarmann Video Lesson weekly update, you will learn how to breathe some life into the A chord family. In learning these unique chords, you will see how to create open sounds that do not exist in any other chord family!
Sometimes the strings on your guitar will buzz even when you're not fretting a note. Sometimes the strings will only buzz when you do fret a note. There are ways to figure out and fix this common problem.
In this members only Guitarmann Video Lesson weekly update, you will learn how to make the D chord family more fun to play. Learn how to provide different sounds for all of the chords in the D chord family. Get yourself out of a rut!
Martin Smith is the front man of the band "Delirious?" and has written songs like "I Could Sing of Your Love Forever," "History Maker," "Shout to the North," "Lord You Have My Heart," and more. He and the members of "the Parachute Band," had a Q&A with local worship leaders.
Who doesn't want to pick up a guitar and start shredding? Speed is one of the things that makes guitar fun. Getting that speed, however includes a technique that seems counter-intuitive
