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Ever wanted to play lead guitar with a band? Now you can at home!

The Guitar Tricks^® Jam Station is a fun way to work on your lead guitar playing by jamming with a band.

Learn how it works in this guide.

Posted July 31, 2015

At the time of writing this, Guitar Tricks^® has over 11,000 online guitar lessons, with more being added every single week! That's a lot of lessons. You might find yourself wondering how to get back to a lesson that you watched in the past. Other than clicking "My Last Lesson" on the homepage, the easiest way to find previously viewed lessons is with the History and Favorites features. Here's how they work.

Posted July 27, 2015

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Double stops are yet another technique in the vast arsenal of sounds available to guitarists. These two-note chords (or dyads) fatten up guitar riffs and give a richer, fuller sound to solos. They also allow you to play harmony lines with yourself...

Posted May 27, 2015

Have you ever launched into a song only to realize partway through that the melody was too high or too low for you to sing? Instead of straining your voice trying to hit those elusive notes, or scratching the song from your repertoire altogether, all you need to do is change the key you're playing in! 

Posted May 7, 2015

Repetition can be considered the mother of practicing. Or so they say. And even though I agree with it in theory, I have to say that this advice is a little bit too vague to be helpful or applicable...

Posted April 28, 2015

Many new guitarists run into trouble when learning the F major chord. That's because it's usually their first introduction to the challenging technique of barring, or using one finger to hold down more than one string simultaneously...

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