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• <b>Chords</b> App Lets You Learn <b>Guitar</b> on Google Glass - Glass Almanac
• Incorporating Suspended <b>Chords</b> into Metal Rhythm <b>...</b> - <b>Guitar</b> World
• Good <b>Guitar</b> Apps With Sampled <b>Chords</b> and Strumming - Audiobus <b>...</b>

<b>Chords</b> App Lets You Learn <b>Guitar</b> on Google Glass - Glass Almanac Posted: 16 Sep 2014 09:56 AM PDT Several new apps have been added to the Glassware directory over the past few days, one of which aims to help the budding guitar hero in all of us. It's called Chords, and it's the work of a solo developer named Tejas Lagvankar. Chords isn't a full-fledged music instruction app; instead, it gives quick access to all of the major and minor chords and presents them both visually and aurally so you can see and hear each one. The app can work via voice commands ("OK Glass, learn an instrument" and then speak the name of a chord) or the touchpad, where you can browse through all the chords and pick whichever you want. You'll want to use at least the mono earbud with this app, and the stereo earbuds would be even better, I'm sure. I don't have a guitar here at Casa McGee, and I'm not a musician by any means, but I do love music and enjoyed just playing with the app briefly to hear what different chords sound like. Chords only supports guitar at the moment, but Lagvankar says additional instruments will be added in future app updates. He also says singers can use the app as a pitch finder since it plays the sound of each chord. chords appmusic Site News: Glass Daily Becomes Glass Weekly Yves Saint Laurent Uses Google Glass for Beauty Tutorial Videos About The Author Related Posts

Incorporating Suspended <b>Chords</b> into Metal Rhythm <b>...</b> - <b>Guitar</b> World Posted: 15 Sep 2014 12:00 AM PDT Posted 09/15/2014 at 4:27pm | by Metal Mike Chlasciak These videos and audio files are bonus content related to the November 2014 issue of Guitar World. For the full range of interviews, features, tabs and more, pick up the new issue on newsstands now or at the Guitar World Online Store. One of the coolest things about contemporary metal is that its harmonic palette is wide open. It's not uncommon for a great metal riff to jump back and forth from one type of harmonic environment to another, such as from the natural minor scale to the Phrygian mode to the Mixolydian mode to the blues scale. Countless examples abound in the music of such great bands as Metallica, Megadeth, Pantera, At the Gates, In Flames and others. This month, I'd like to demonstrate a few different examples of rhythm-guitar ideas that jump around harmonically and also feature the incorporation of suspended chords, namely sus2 and sus4 chords.

Good <b>Guitar</b> Apps With Sampled <b>Chords</b> and Strumming - Audiobus <b>...</b> Posted: 10 Sep 2014 10:18 AM PDT Hi, Others will probably be able to give you more / better info - but as non-guitar player I've found Guitarism really easy to 'play'. As well as picking, it lets you strum chords yourself (playing it's own sounds or sending external midi). This is a guitar led track I made with it (actually here it's sending midi to a guitar patch in Gadget): https://soundcloud.com/matt-fletcher-2000/subocean-acoustic-guitar-in You could audiobus Guitarism into Cubasis. It's a very solid app and the developer is extremely helpful if you email him. There's also the iFretless Guitar range that people seem to rate (but I never got on with). Or you could look into one of the Sessionband apps (where I think they pre-sample hundreds of chords on different instruments) - although not sure there's a Bosa Nova version... yet!

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Scott Perry | Slide <b>Guitar</b> 101: <b>Chords</b> In Open D Tuning Posted: 14 Sep 2014 11:36 AM PDT In this video we get into Open D tuning and I demonstrate both the barred and open position I, IV and V chords and introduce using the slide on the barred IV and V chord. Watch more videos on my YouTube Channel and please subscribe! Want to find out more about lessons, shows, free stuff? Visit my website and please sign up for my newsletter!

The Big Apple: “A rock <b>guitarist</b> plays 3 <b>chords</b> to 3,000 people; a <b>...</b> Posted: 18 Sep 2014 09:42 PM PDT "A rock guitarist plays 3 chords to 3,000 people; a jazz guitarist plays 3,000 chords to 3 people" "A rock guitarist plays 3 chords to 3,000 people; a jazz guitarist plays 3,000 chords to 3 people" is a popular music joke. "A blues musician plays three chords in front of a thousand people and a jazz musician plays a thousand chords in front of three people" was cited in print in July 2007. "Blues is 3 chords played in front of 3,000 people. Jazz is 3,000 chords played in front of 3 people" was cited in March 2008. "A pop guitarist plays three chords in front of a thousand people, a jazz guitarist plays a thousand chords in front of three people" was cited in August 2008. It's not known who told the joke first. Google Groups: rec.music.makers.guitar.jazz What's the difference? Joe Finn 7/17/07 Q: What's the difference between a blues musician and a jazz musician? A: A blues musician plays three chords in front of a thousand people and a jazz musician plays a thousand chords in front of three people. Google Groups: rec.music.makers.guitar.jazz Joke steve 7/17/07 Q: What is the difference between a Blues musician and a Jazz musician? A: A Blues musician plays 3 chords in front of 1,000 people. Jazz musicians play a 1,000 chords in front of 3 people. David Hall Blog WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 2007 Difference Between A Blues Musician And A Jazz Musician Today a friend explained to me the difference between a blues musican and a jazz musician. He said that a blues musician plays 3 chords in front of 1000 people and that a jazz musician plays 1000 chords in front of 3 people. posted by David Hall @ 12:02 AM organissimi take5 Posted 03 March 2008 - 06:25 PM What's the difference between blues and jazz music? Blues is 3 chords played in front of 3,000 people. Jazz is 3,000 chords played in front of 3 people. The Acoustic Guitar Forum My top ten guitar jokes.. fitz 08-12-2008, 01:29 PM An oft-repeated classic: What's the difference between a pop guitarist and a jazz guitarist? A pop guitarist plays three chords in front of a thousand people, a jazz guitarist plays a thousand chords in front of three people. Music of Sound Detritus 33 March 18, 2010 (...) Warning! Muso joke: What's the difference between a rock guitarist and a jazz guitarist? A rock guitarist plays three chords to thousands of people, while the jazz guitarist plays thousands of chords to three people Twitter gormendizer ‏@gormendizer A rock musician plays three chords to thousands of people and a jazz musician plays thousands of chords to three people. 8:45 AM - 12 Aug 2010 Twitter Maria Zurutuza ‏@MerZuru Rocker: Plays 3 chords in front of 3,000 people. Jazzman: Plays 3,000 chords in front of 3 people. #Truestory 10:16 PM - 1 Jan 2012 Sickipedia What's the difference between a rocker and a jazz man? A rocker plays 3 chords in front of 3,000 people. A jazz man plays 3,000 chords in front of 3 people. (Added in January 2012.—ed.) Twitter Seth Brown ‏@sethryanbrown A rock guitarist plays 3 chords to an audience of 3,000 people. A jazz guitarist plays 3,000 chords to an audience of 3 people. 4:14 PM - 4 Nov 2012 Twitter manuaLs ‏@manuaLsdrums "jazz: 3,000 chords for 3 people." "rock: 3 chords for 3,000 people." extreme, no doubt. but i understand what he's getting at.. 4:29 PM - 2 Apr 2013 Posted by Barry Popik New York City • Music/Dance/Theater • Thursday, September 18, 2014 • Permalink

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Good <b>Guitar</b> Apps With Sampled <b>Chords</b> and Strumming - Audiobus <b>...</b> Posted: 10 Sep 2014 10:18 AM PDT Hi, Others will probably be able to give you more / better info - but as non-guitar player I've found Guitarism really easy to 'play'. As well as picking, it lets you strum chords yourself (playing it's own sounds or sending external midi). This is a guitar led track I made with it (actually here it's sending midi to a guitar patch in Gadget): https://soundcloud.com/matt-fletcher-2000/subocean-acoustic-guitar-in You could audiobus Guitarism into Cubasis. It's a very solid app and the developer is extremely helpful if you email him. There's also the iFretless Guitar range that people seem to rate (but I never got on with). Or you could look into one of the Sessionband apps (where I think they pre-sample hundreds of chords on different instruments) - although not sure there's a Bosa Nova version... yet!

Ultimate <b>Guitar</b> Tabs & <b>Chords</b> v3.7.3 Full Apk | ApkDreams Posted: 12 Sep 2014 09:56 PM PDT Ultimate Guitar Tabs & Chords Full Apk – is an easy and convenient app for viewing guitar Tablatures, bass Tablatures, drum tablatures and chords. This is the only mobile app giving you unlimited access to world's largest database of Tabs from Ultimate-Guitar.com Key Features:- Quick search. Find tabs quickly by entering artist name or song title. Favorites. Add tabs to your favorites to make them available for offline browsing, Sync tabs between the app and your online content. You can search for tabs specifying Tab type, part of the song, dificult level, tuning and rating. Sign in with your ultimate guitar account, or create a new on directly from your app. Create custom list of your tabs in your favorites. View chord diagrams with reading chords, transpose chords only. Collection of pre selected tabs, Tab packs are based on skill level, music genres, and special occasions. Top 100 tabs list for each type, Guitar, Bass, Chords, Drums, or overall View Tablatures in text viewer using the handy auto scroll option, The app will scroll tabs for you. Pick what font to use for displaying tabs. Load tab for random song. Find tabs for currently playing songs. Portrait and Landscape mode are available. You can scale tabs too. What's new in v3.7.3 Full Apk All New interface for mobiles and tablets Ultimate Guitar Tabs & Chords v3.7.3 Full Apk Download Now More info from Google Play Store

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Easy <b>guitar chords</b> - stratman59 - HubPages Posted: 29 Jan 2014 01:00 PM PST Practice The only difference between your standard of guitar playing and who you consider to be the greatest guitar player of all time is that they have practiced more than you have,there is just one simple rule to remember about playing guitar....the more you practice the better you will become. As someone who has been teaching guitar for over twenty five years i can tell you that the question i get asked more than any other is..how much practice should i do to get good?well of course everybody wants to "get good"the problem with people is that they want to be a great player with little or in some cases no practice at all,this of course is ridiculous and a way of thinking that you must not adopt. Right from the moment you read this you must become someone who puts in as much practice as you can every day of your life forever,every spare minute you have should be spent practicing,if you are really serious about becoming a great player this is the only way to think,if we could practice for just twenty minutes a week and become a great player dont you think that everyone on earth would do it and then everyone in the world would be good. First of all you must make sure that you pick up your guitar and practice every single day without fail,next you must play your guitar for as long as you can play for,in the early days this will be quite difficult to do as your hands will ache and your fingers will get very sore on the tips but dont worry,as time goes by you will find that you can play for longer and longer and feel no discomfort at all,in the early days you may find that ten or fifteen minutes is all that you can manage but eventually you will be able to build up to what i can do which is easily five or six hours on a daily basis. Dont think that you will have to play for several hours a day before you will be a good player,i play guitar for a living so i have the time every day to play for that long,i realize that the reality for most people is that they have to go to school everyday or they have to go to work so of course if you are one of those people then you wont be able to play for hours a day so what you must do is practice for as long as you can even if that is just thirty minutes a day you will still make progress so do not feel disheartened if you cannot practice for long,a small amount of practice is better than none at all. Over thirty years ago when i started playing i worked on construction sites all around the uk,as you can imagine after doing that all day every day i was shattered and just wanted to get back to my hotel and rest but these are the times that you must stay focused and remember your dream to "get good"i would pick up my guitar every night in my hotel room and practice for as long as i could,you too must adopt this attitude if you want to be a guitar player. After you have been playing for a while you will begin to see that you find some things easier to play than others and it is very easy to fall into the trap of playing over and over the things you find easy to play,yes of course your guitar playing should always be fun by all means have some fun playing the things that you find easy but dont forget that you must always concentrate on working on the things that you find difficult or you will never improve. Identify your weak areas and spend extra time on them rather than shy away from them,in the long run this is what will make you a good player. When we play a guitar it is difficult enough to place just one finger in the right place but when playing chords we are trying to place several fingers in the right place all at the same time so of course the level of difficulty is multiplied,we want to be able to set up the chord shape as fast as we can so that we can keep the song going but where a lot of people go wrong is that they set up the chord shape and just start strumming,remember that when you are strumming you are just training your strumming hand so what you must do to get good at forming chord shapes fast is to put the chord shape on,strum it just once or twice to make sure that you have placed your fingers in the right places then take the chord off,now form the chord again and strum it just once or twice again and so on,put it on take it off put it on take it off. This may well seem a strange way to practice guitar and i can see why you would think that but just trust me when i say that this is what you must do,i will be telling you many things that you should do over time that may not make much sense at this time but believe me as time goes on you will see yourself improving. Can you remember the movie "the karate kid"?wax on wax off,wax on wax off,none of the strange instructions made any sense to the karate kid but he had trust and stuck with it and what happened to him in the end?yes he became a champion.if you follow my instructions you too will become a champion on guitar.

Incorporating Suspended <b>Chords</b> into Metal Rhythm <b>...</b> - <b>Guitar</b> World Posted: 15 Sep 2014 08:47 AM PDT Posted 09/15/2014 at 4:27pm | by Metal Mike Chlasciak These videos and audio files are bonus content related to the November 2014 issue of Guitar World. For the full range of interviews, features, tabs and more, pick up the new issue on newsstands now or at the Guitar World Online Store. One of the coolest things about contemporary metal is that its harmonic palette is wide open. It's not uncommon for a great metal riff to jump back and forth from one type of harmonic environment to another, such as from the natural minor scale to the Phrygian mode to the Mixolydian mode to the blues scale. Countless examples abound in the music of such great bands as Metallica, Megadeth, Pantera, At the Gates, In Flames and others. This month, I'd like to demonstrate a few different examples of rhythm-guitar ideas that jump around harmonically and also feature the incorporation of suspended chords, namely sus2 and sus4 chords.

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Free Blank <b>Guitar</b> Tab sheets | <b>Guitar Chord</b> Charts | Blank Sheet <b>...</b> Posted: 25 Nov 2012 10:07 PM PST Sean1987» Entertainment and Media See all 5 photos Get Those Creative Juices Flowing! Having blank guitar tab sheets and blank sheet music can be a real life saver for musicians. Have you ever spent hours composing a new song on guitar or piano only to forget how you played it? If you had some blank guitar tab sheets or blank sheet music that wouldn't have happend. Have you ever learned an awesome new chord, just to forget it before you can use it? A guitar chord chart would have prevented that. As a musician I understand that a lot of inspiration happens suddenly. Sometimes that killer riff you came up with isnt so easy to remember or you just cant seem to recall that song idea you had. It happens to us all, the only way to prevent it is to write it down. So I decided to make it easier on all of us. 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