Hey everyone 👋 Just wanted to give you a quick heads up… GuitarZoom Academy is starting to fill up, and we do limit spots so we can actually work with people and give real feedback. If you’ve been curious about it or thinking about taking the next step, now might be a good time to check it out: 👉 https://link.guitarzoom.com/gza

Hey everyone 👋 If your solos are starting to feel a little repetitive, this might help… One of the easiest ways to add more personality to your playing is by using “color” notes. @Steve Stine breaks it down in this quick video: https://youtu.be/fBS8Kuw1b_Q If you check it out, let us know what you think 👍 And if you’re looking for more structured help with your playing, you can learn more about GuitarZoom Academy here: https://link.guitarzoom.com/academy-overview

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/18YS8biXXm/?mibextid=wwXIfr

First time outlining the song so wanted to record it as a before video. Next is internalizing the rhythm patterns and knowing the changes. Then comes vocals 😬 gonna share anyways when I actually submit my vocal video to another academy. Gotta break that ice. I thought I had the tone Gavin established via palm-muting & fretting like a seesaw. .but it took a while ( and still can improve ) if you can keep your power chords or rather barre chords fretted and mute and activate tone using the picking hand and palm it brings out the songs character. During this practice I wondered and is a question for the community? If you want to play say Glycerine and the sheet music shows 16ths but all down strums until the end of that chord right before the transition then up. So MUST you follow say the way the artist strums it if that tone is what defines the song? When I see 16ths I immediately alternate pick bc it feels more natural. If the goal is to sound as close to the recording for a cover song. Thx in advance!

Any help on barre chords my finger has been broken like 4 times through the years just don't work very well. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all