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Get Your Pick Out Of Your Acoustic Guitar
Never spend more than a few seconds getting the pick out of your guitar again! Here’s how! DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE EXERCISE to Play Guitar By Feel. If you’ve ever dropped your pick in your guitar you know how absolutely frustrating it can be to get it out. Try this: Hold the guitar up by the…
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Why Playing Without Looking Is Easier
If you keep making mistakes on a song you already know try this trick. DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE EXERCISE to GET AWESOME TONE at https://authenticmusiciantraining.com SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL! LIKE THE VIDEO! JOIN THE MAILING LIST FOR WEEKLY TIPS AT https://authenticmusiciantraining.com The weird thing  Have you ever noticed how sometimes it’s harder to play when you…
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How To Nail a Hammer-on
If you want to nail a hammer-on, you need to feel just how much work is done by the bones in your fingers. This is a technique is a major part of the guitar’s sound and to use it with the least effort you really need to get hip to how most of it is…
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ONLINE Voodoo Doll Video Premier
Online Premier of the music video for Voodoo Doll by Bryan Wade’s Ghost Notes
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Best Way To Hold A Guitar Pick? You Be The Judge…
Experiment with a guitar pick’s angle to find the best way to hold it. It effects how easy the pick is to use and what sound you get out of it.
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Best Way For Singer-Songwriters To Draw Attention? Play Quietly
Cast a spell on your audience with a sense of personal intimacy by using dynamics. Use silence between notes, simplicity, low volume. Just like when you speak quietly to a friend they pay more attention to hear what you’re saying. It’s like a secret for their ears only.
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Learning Tough Guitar Solos = Eating An Elephant
How to learn difficult guitar solos: Break it down into small pieces and then “tape” one small phrase to another, one at a time.
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How To Find Notes On Your Guitar By Ear
Use Your Short Term Memory To Find Notes On Your Guitar By Ear.
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How To Instantly Find Any Fret on the Guitar Without Counting
Just take a Drive Down The Fretboard! Imagine the 3rd, 5th and 7th fret dot markers as the lights of a traffic light. Then imagine drawing a triangle from the dot on the 9th fret to the pair of dots on the 12th to make a yield sign. Now each fret is unique: 1st: beside…
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How The Thumb Guitar Trick Really Works
Why do they say to lower your thumb? The truth is, it’s less about the thumb and more about the way that moves your palm under the neck, the space that creates and the way that improves the angle that it puts your fingers in. Watch the video below to see how much easier it…
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Bryan Wade’s Ghost Notes at The Way Station
The Way Station Friday, May 17th at 8:30 Featuring Ricky Ortiz on BassJesse Wallace on Drums Come out this Friday night for some Friday Night Music! We’re hot after our Great Eastern Songs concert in March and ready to rock out for you with songs of Voodoo Dolls, Airtents and Pipelines From The Sun 683 Washington Ave Prospect Heights, Brooklyn (Prospect & St. Marks)C to…
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Feel the Space Between the Notes
Play a note, or chord, and just listen. Meet that note. Look it in the eye. Hear its personality. Don’t move to another one until you’ve actually listened to the present one. When you do this the most remarkable thing usually happens: you relax. It makes playing so much easier and more enjoyable. You improve…
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Guitarists, Rather Than Going for What’s ‘Right’…
Music is so much more fluid than we often treat it. When we get caught up in whether we are playing it “right”, we run the risk of not hearing what we are doing well. If you’re caught in the trap of “WRONGNESS” try this: For now, rather than going for what’s ‘right’, go for…
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Don’t Like Repetitive Guitar Practice?
Repetition is one of the most effective tools in learning music. Yes, it can be boring, but it helps you memorize the technical stuff so your mind can be free to emphasize the cool parts of the music when you perform. If you hate it, try this: Every day set a timer for 3-8 minutes.…
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Hypnotize Yourself With Your Guitar
You know when you’ve been playing for about 45 minutes and you start to notice every little detail, everything you get right and get wrong, but you don’t really react to it? You just keep playing and notice everything? That is a very aware, flexible, and non-judgmental state of mind. Be aware that you can…
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Why Use a Guitar Strap?
So you can bring the guitar into your comfort zone. We often approach the guitar as something we need to wrap ourselves around. We end up in awkward positions because we’re trying to hold it and play it at the same time, sidelining a lot of our energy and attention. With a strap you can…





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