By Guitarify on October 23, 2015
I’ve been kind of focused on arpeggios lately, and trying to incorporate some diminished tones into my licks as well. So what could be more appropriate then diminished arpeggios. A cool little lesson from Robert Renman that will help you add some new flavor to your leads.
Posted in Learn | Tagged blues, jazz, lesson, practice, technique
By Guitarify on August 8, 2015
“Sketchy Setups” is the first in a series of visual guides for setting up your guitar, from Irish luthier Gerry Hayes of Haze Guitars. It targets the Fender Stratocaster in particular, and is written in a very clear, conversational tone, by someone who obviously has a lot of experience with the subject. It almost feels like having […]
Posted in DIY, Learn | Tagged Fender, guitar, handmade, setups, tech
By Guitarify on December 5, 2014
I recently discovered Josh Martin, when his band “Little Tybee”, appeared on the latest episode of “Shaking Through”. An amazing documentary series that shows a band recording and mixing a song over the course of two days. The other really cool part of Shaking Through, is that, if your a member, you’re able to download […]
Posted in Learn, Music | Tagged art, guitar, recording, technique, tone
By Guitarify on April 22, 2014
Battle of the Jazz Guitarist from Mark Columbus on Vimeo.
Posted in Learn, Uncategorized | Tagged art, handmade
By Guitarify on December 10, 2013
Over the last year or so, I have been working on becoming better at audio engineering. Mainly as a means to make better recordings of my own music. One thing you need to do to become better at mixing is practice, and lots of it. So you’re always on the lookout for raw tracks you […]
Posted in Learn, Music, Record | Tagged art, recording, tech