M-Channel Guitar Series Intermediate

Discover the depths of guitar mastery with the M-Channel Guitar Series Intermediate, exclusively available at Licklibrary.com. This tailored course from Jamie Humphries, is specifically designed for intermediate guitarists eager to enhance their technical abilities and master essential guitar techniques. The curriculum covers a broad spectrum of skills including barre chords, various picking exercises, comprehensive scale learning across the fretboard, and the intricate concepts of the circle of fifths and circle of fourths. Below, we detail each technique featured in the course, illustrating their benefits and how they contribute to advancing your guitar expertise.

Barre Chords

Barre chords are essential for guitarists, allowing you to play a wide range of chords without being limited by open strings. This course thoroughly covers barre chords, enabling you to transpose any chord sequence into various keys effortlessly. Mastery of barre chords means you can adapt quickly across different musical genres, enhancing your versatility as a musician.

Picking Exercises

Accurate and efficient picking is fundamental for any guitarist aiming to refine their technical execution. Our course includes targeted picking exercises that focus on improving hand synchronization and pick control. These exercises are crucial for achieving a clear and precise sound, essential for both rhythm and lead guitar roles.

Learning Scales Across the Fretboard

A deep understanding of scales across the fretboard is key for improvisation and solo performances. This section of the course concentrates on teaching you major, minor, and modal scales in various positions on the fretboard. Mastering these scales not only boosts your soloing skills but also enhances your overall musical theory knowledge and composition skills.

Circle of Fifths

The circle of fifths is a pivotal music theory tool that shows the relationships among the twelve tones of the chromatic scale, their key signatures, and their associated major and minor keys. Learning this tool will elevate your composition skills, facilitate smooth key transitions, and deepen your grasp of harmonic functions.

Circle of Fourths

Like the circle of fifths, the circle of fourths is another essential theoretical tool for understanding the relationships between musical keys. It is particularly beneficial in genres like jazz and progressive music, where key changes are more common.

By completing the M-Channel Guitar Series Intermediate, you will not only expand your range of guitar techniques but also build a robust foundation in music theory, making you a well-rounded and skilled guitarist.

Below is a list of guitar techniques incorporated in our lessons, each linked to our detailed glossary for additional insights and practice tips:

This list features a selection of the techniques you will learn and refine throughout our course. Each link directs you to comprehensive descriptions and practical tips, ensuring you have the resources to diligently practice and perfect these techniques at your pace. Enroll in the M-Channel Guitar Series Intermediate today and take your guitar playing to the next level!

Techniques Used

Below is a list of guitar techniques incorporated in our lessons, each linked to our detailed glossary for additional insights and practice tips:

This list features a selection of the techniques you will learn and refine throughout our course. Each link directs you to comprehensive descriptions and practical tips, ensuring you have the resources to diligently practice and perfect these techniques at your pace. Enroll in the M-Channel Guitar Series Intermediate today and take your guitar playing to the next level!

About The Tutor

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Jamie Humphries

Jamie is one of the mainstays of LickLibrary, having a stream of hugely successful best selling DVDs, Jamie is best known as Brian May's sideman who he's played shows with all over the world. Aside from this Jamie is a hugely popular clinician working all over the world with Ernie...

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