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Rhythm-X #3 (4 minutes).
Introduction We’ll look at how to transpose a part or all parts. For example, you may be practicing a scale sequence in one key, and...
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Introduction We’ll look at how to transpose a part or all parts. For example, you may be practicing a scale sequence in one key, and...
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Introduction This guide won’t cover theory per-se. Interactive content instead presents theory (such as our blog and lesson content). ...
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Introduction Emuso comes with a built in help system of videos and user guides. The videos are mainly fetched from the Internet, when firs...
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Introduction Emuso includes the Rel-X gadget for for discovering relationships between chords and scales, chords and chords, and scales and ...
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Introduction Ear training is really important so you can associate the music you hear (in your mind’s ear, or on a song, or in a jam) ...
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Introduction I really strongly recommend you read everything in “New to learning and practicing guitar” (on the main quick start...
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All blog content can be read in your browser. However, the interactive content will be ignored. That is, if you click on the eye-ear icon,...
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If you want to take up guitar seriously, but don’t know what’s involved, this series hopefully will help you. These are NOT le...
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Last time, we looked at effective learning with directed practice and recall. Remember, this is not a lesson. It’s giving you some b...
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Last time, we looked at the concepts of pitch, octave, and semitone. This time, we’ll take a high-level look at rhythm, melody, and ph...
