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GuitArchitect’s Guide to Modes Part 10 – Getting into Modal Arpeggios – Triads
Hello everyone!! I’ll be delving into individual modes in more depth in the coming weeks and months ahead but as a preliminary step, I wanted to get into modal arpeggios a bit as they’ll b… more →
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MEATmarket, a preview. Jubilee Market Hall Covent Garden, Tavistock Street London WC2E 8BE
wrote 1 month ago: The entrance was a little tricky to find… It was only a matter of time, MEATliquor has a new l … more →
GuitArchitect's Guide to Modes Part 10 - Getting into Modal Arpeggios - Triads
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wrote 3 months ago: Hello everyone!! I’ll be delving into individual modes in more depth in the coming weeks and m … more →
The GuitArchitect's Guide To Modes Part 9 - Visualizing Melodic and Harmonic Minor
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wrote 3 months ago: A while ago, I had posted that given an hour, I could get almost anyone at an intermediate level to … more →
Scott Collins & Yianni Papoutsis aka MEATLiquor, Grilled!
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wrote 4 months ago: Scott Collins & Yianni Papoutsis are behind the amazingly popular MEATLiquor selling the best bu … more →
Augment Your Knowledge: Sonic Shapes and Getting More From Augmented Chords
wrote 5 months ago: Hi everyone! . I wanted to post a lesson that uses some of the material from my Positional Explorati … more →
Meat Liquor - East meets West
wrote 5 months ago: Meat Liquor This is all from memory as I didn’t think I’d be blogging my visit to Meat L … more →
The GuitArchitecture (post) Holiday Book Bundle Sale is Done!!
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wrote 5 months ago: 02/09/12 . Thanks to everyone who ordered preliminary copies of the GuitArchitecture Books!! The of … more →
The Modal Microscope And A Sequenced Arpeggio Approach
wrote 6 months ago: Hello everyone! . I’ve been cleaning up a lot of the text for the GuitArchitecture book releas … more →
MEATliquor
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wrote 6 months ago: Already open a fortnight, I’m way behind on shouting the praises of MEATliquor, the latest, an … more →
The Ballad Of Cigar-Boy Or Threading Unlikely Connections Together Through Unison Tapping
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wrote 6 months ago: The Story of Cigar Boy Years ago, I was fortunate enough to work at a funky music store in Cambridge … more →
The GuitArchitect's Guide To Modes: Harmonic Combinatorics "Pre-Release" Now Available
wrote 7 months ago: 3/22/12 . While the official version of this book has been released as both a print and a PDF versio … more →
Slash and Burn - Creating More Complex Sounds With Slash Chords
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wrote 7 months ago: Hello all, I wanted to take a break from the excerpts from the modes book I’ve been posting an … more →
The GuitArchitect's Guide to Modes Part 8 - Major Positional Modal Interchange and Complimenting Modes with Chords
wrote 7 months ago: Welcome to the part eight of the GuitArcitecture Mode Visualization lesson series. If you see anythi … more →
The GuitArchitect's Guide to Modes Part 7 - Minor Positional Modal Interchange and Complimenting Modes with Chords
wrote 7 months ago: Welcome to the seventh installment of the GuitArcitecture Mode Visualization lesson series. If you s … more →
The GuitArchitect’s Guide To Modes Part 6 - The Circle of 5ths and Modal Interchange
wrote 8 months ago: Welcome to the sixth installment of the GuitArcitecture Mode Visualization lesson series. If you see … more →
Rough Hewn Trio Live In Echo Park October 14th
wrote 8 months ago: Pasadena, CA: The Rough Hewn Trio will be performing on Friday, October 14th at the Tribal Cafe in E … more →
Don't Be Afraid Of the Work
wrote 8 months ago: If you’ve already read my post on project management - some of this will fall into very famili … more →
The GuitArchitect’s Guide To Modes Part 5 - Making The Most Of One Pattern
wrote 8 months ago: Welcome to the fifth installment of the GuitArcitecture Mode Visualization lesson series. If you see … more →
Some Observations On Inertia And A Cool Online App For Getting Things Done
wrote 8 months ago: A routine can be a powerful thing in productivity. It helps instil a sense of inertia and, as I … more →
