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  • About easy guitar tabs...

    Tablature is a way of indicating the positioning of notes and fingering on the guitar fretboard. While guitar tabs can be very helpful for a seasoned guitarist to learn songs to add to their repertoire, they do have limitation for those less skilled. So, how do you get good enough on guitar to use tabs effectively?

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  • Putting guitar effects in order...

    As a general practice, the arrangement of guitar effects is shown in the diagram below. Signal and gain devices (compressors, preamps, distortion) should be put first in the chain followed by coloring effects (chorus, flanging, delays, etc). The rationale being that the coloring effects are best at consistent levels.

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  • Learning the notes on the fretboard...

    Not being able to read music or know your notes is like painting a picture without any brushes. You may have the idea in your head but you can't express it in a way that everyone around you can understand. In the professional world of music, if you can't read it or write it... you can't play it. That comes full circle back to knowing your notes.

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