Members Daft Punk Posted March 5, 2010 Members Posted March 5, 2010 Hi everyone,Do you guys have any books you'd recommend for someone looking to refine their skills? I want a more extensive knowledge of theory and the fretboard, scales (mostly blues/rock), and finger training exercises, scales/arpeggios/etc. Has anyone tried the Complete Contemporary Guitarist? http://www.amazon.com/Complete-Contemporary-Guitarist-ultimate-guitarists/dp/0739062905/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1267817307&sr=1-2
Members gennation Posted March 5, 2010 Members Posted March 5, 2010 Come on over to http://lessons.mikedodge.com The Beginners to Advanced Series will show you what you need to know, and will fill the gaps for you if your knowledge of theory is scattered. It's a 4-5 part course. The On Topic Tutorials is PURE application for just about any style you're interested in. There's a ton for Rock stuff, check out the Advanced Pentatonic Tutorial and the Applying the Lydian Mode sections (it's not your run of the mill stuff). There's also transcriptions that you can use for whatever reason you wish, Modal examples, technical exercises, stylistic approaches, etc, etc...music is what's it's all about. If you want some hard core application concepts check my forum: http://mikedodge.freeforums.org/ Everything is ABSOLUTELY FREE!
Members Daft Punk Posted March 6, 2010 Author Members Posted March 6, 2010 thanks, does anyone else have any suggestions?
Members smiling_cynic Posted March 6, 2010 Members Posted March 6, 2010 zen and the art of guitar, the advancing guitarist, fretboard logic
Members Alex_DeLarge Posted March 6, 2010 Members Posted March 6, 2010 Try Troy Stetina's Speed Mechanics for skill and scale drills Also try http://www.pbguitarstudio.com/ and check out the lesson links as a compliment of the youtube section. (gennation: 80% of the time I try to access your site I can't. Don't know if its my problem or not though )
Members Espresso Posted March 6, 2010 Members Posted March 6, 2010 Guitar fretboard workbook :http://www.amazon.com/Guitar-Fretboard-Workbook-Barrett-Tagliarino/dp/0634049011?SubscriptionId=0TBPMRS0W3G0CB5F0902&tag=wwwibinteractie-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=0634049011
Members Daft Punk Posted March 6, 2010 Author Members Posted March 6, 2010 Try Troy Stetina's Speed Mechanics for skill and scale drills Also try http://www.pbguitarstudio.com/ and check out the lesson links as a compliment of the youtube section. (gennation: 80% of the time I try to access your site I can't. Don't know if its my problem or not though ) I'm actually going through Speed Mechanics right now, along with some of the stuff from the April 2006 (?) edition of Guitar World that features Steve Vai's updated 10-hour workout (if anyone would like me to scan it and post it up somewhere for download let me know!).I will definitely check out that link as well, thanks!
Members Daft Punk Posted March 6, 2010 Author Members Posted March 6, 2010 zen and the art of guitar, the advancing guitarist, fretboard logic I've got fretboard logic; is the CAGED method really that worthwhile to learn?
Members girevik Posted March 7, 2010 Members Posted March 7, 2010 I've got fretboard logic; is the CAGED method really that worthwhile to learn?It helped get me started, particularly on the basic chord shapes. I moved on to other things after that, but for beginners it's a fine system.I'm still a beginner in lot of ways though.
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