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How to use tried and tested chord progressions when crafting your song
The presence of a well-crafted and performed chord progression can often be the glue that gels the song together. If executed ...
“You’ll find it in many old blues tunes”: You need to learn how to solo over this chord progression
Paul Simon guitarist Jim Oblon shows you how to tailor your leads to the classic I-VI-II-V progression – a jam night staple ...
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How to create satisfying lo-fi chords and progressions
What’s more, you’ll see the lowest note now moves downwards as the chords play, creating a more flowing progression. 4. We can further develop each triad by repeating the lowest note an octave ...
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5 ideas for how you can revoice guitar chords, and enhance your progressions
Being able to arrange voicings to ‘sit’ nicely in a chord progression (both to your ears and on the fretboard) is an under-appreciated skill that can set you apart from players who feel ‘thr ...
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Four Chords Should Be Enough For Anyone
The idea for this build comes from an Axis of Awesome routine demonstrating ... Using MIDI over USB, it plays the I-V-vi-IV progression in any key. It plays in chord mode, arpeggiated mode ...