Music industry guru Christopher Knab shares his list of professional habits that are shared by most successful musicians who truly have what it takes to succeed.
Mike Campese is back with more modal mayhem.
Tom Hess takes an original approach to the subject of originality in music.
Recording by mail can save thousands in travel costs, with Canadian guitarist David Martone.
Ever wanted to put together your own home studio? It`s a lot easier and cheaper than you might imagine.
Joy Basu discusses getting pop gigs and what to expect during the auditions.
Steve Booke talks about how to use breathing to provide yourself with the necessary energy to play your more physically demanding licks.
A celebration of "functionally unusual" guitars, their utilitarian purpose, and the visionaries behind their design.
Guitarist Neil Brocklebank`s logistics manager has some advice for you if you stubbornly intend to pursue a life-style fully supported by that original material only you believe in.
Indie marketing guru Tim Sweeney discusses why your home city is one of the most critical to your success.
Virtuoso classical guitarist and instructor Jamie Andreas on how to make progress, real progress, in your abilities.
Guitar Nine Records October-November 2003 newsletter.
The first thing that you should care about for a CD release is the music. You have to trust in yourself as a musician and composer and try to come up with interesting music and then find a nice studio to record it in, or you can record at home if you have a nice home studio.
Turkey's Instrumental Guitar Entry
Interactive, Melodic, Contemporary Jazz
Percussive & Melodic Fingerstyle
Stunning Interplay & Synergy
Genre-Bending Acoustic Fingerstyle
Fusion Guitar Meets Ethno, Funk & Hip-Hop Grooves
Finger-Plucked, Multi-Genre Electric Instrumentals
Epic, Virtuosic, Neo-Classical Progressive
Aggressive Reggae Rock
Becker-Influenced, Heavy Shred Guitar
Ready For Crazy Fusion?
Overlooked Metal Master Axeman
Steve Pappas completes his "Amazing Grace" arrangement with this final variation.
Knowing the modes, and putting them to good use, are two different things. Here`s part three of Mike Campese`s multi-part lesson.
Add some excitement to your playing by playing outside the scale. This time: blending the Mixolydian with diminished scale.
The amazing Tom Yoder and his equally amazing arpeggios.
Indie marketing guru Tim Sweeney discusses how and when to approach the money men.
Music industry guru Christopher Knab is back with advice on how you can improve your odds playing demo roulette.
Virtuoso classical guitarist and instructor Jamie Andreas on how to make progress, real progress, in your abilities.
The changes in the music business, and how they should make you very happy.
Using your `Inbox` to do session work, with Canadian guitarist David Martone.
Guitar Nine Records August-September 2003 newsletter.
Brazilian Progressive Metal
Modern, 'Greenwich Village Style' Fusion
Soliciting Progressive Instrumental Fans
A Flair For Phrasing
Big Blues Music
Pursuing A Bluesy Vision
Some Sort Of Portuguese Progressive
Neo-Classical Metal Demos From Italy
Psychedelic Hard Rocker
Extremely Aggressive Instrumental Metal
Swedish Instrumental Axe Man
Hard Rock Guitarist Seeks Recognition
Music industry guru Christopher Knab is back with a whole list of ways to set your music apart from the pack.