There are numerous sites for backtracks (like http://www.guitarbackingtrack.com and http://guitarbt.com), i.e. songs with no guitar tracks that allow you to jam over them yourself or make a cover of a known song. The best backtracks are originals with all other tracks, even vocals. These are quite hard to come by as no artists (at least […]
Read moreProgression is a competitor of Guitar Pro for authoring guitar tabs for MacOS and Windows. And now an iPad version has been released! Having tried it out I have to say it is a much simpler alternative than working with tab notation i Guitar Pro on a computer (especially Guitar Pro 6 which is a bloated […]
Read moreI went to the guitar lesson yesterday pretty uninspired… I hadn’t found time to do my real homework, writing a new solo, so we didn’t really have anything planned. I was about to cancel, but decided to go anyway. It turned out a deep dive into modes with a lot of practical application! I had […]
Read moreI could really only find 65 licks, but all of them with tabs and most even have MP3 samples. http://www.guitarworld.com/articles/101%20amazing%20licks
Read morePM| PM| a E E E E E E E E +E. T T Q +Q. E |——————-|———————–| |—–7—–8—–5-|-(5)—–0—(0)——-| |—–7—–7—–6-|-(6)—x—————| |—–7—–7—–7-|-(7)-x—————–| |-7s5—5-5—5-5—|———————–| |——————-|——————-0—| Guitar tabs are god’s gift to the guitarist! So much easier than regular notation and in addition shows more than notation – harmonics, palm mutes etc. Harmony Central has a really […]
Read moreYet another chord site. What makes this stand out is that it has suggested fingerings: http://www.8notes.com/guitar_chord_chart/
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