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Help Files For Vamps

Jam Tracks

Jam tracks are one of the most important tools you can use to apply scales, arpeggios and any thing else you are learning on your instrument. They are also very useful for applying your ear training skills to real musical situations.

Other Jam Tracks

The free downloadable vamps above do not contain bass and drums nor are the vamps in every key. If you would like jam tracks with a complete band and in every key we have two products available for purchase below:

Backing tracks for popular songs

The download below contains MP3s of popular songs by classic rock and blues players from the 60’s to the present. These tracks are the song minus the guitar part. You can use these tracks to just improvise within the key or if you want to learn the actual guitar parts you have a track so you can test your ability. The original guitar parts are not included.

Help Files For Ear Training

Please find below additional ear training information.

Music Theory Help File for Ear Training. Understand Music Theory and it’s relationship to Ear Training. Please find below additional ear training information for Ear Training One Note or Fanatic’s Guide Book Owners.

Music Theory Ear Training Help File. Lessons for Fanatic’s Guide to Ear Training and Sight Singing. Please find below additional lessons Fanatic’s Guide for Ear Training and Sight Singing.

Help Files For New York Guitar Method

New York Guitar Method Primer Book One

New York Guitar Method Primer Book Two

New York Guitar Method Primer Ensemble Book Two

New York Guitar Method Volume One

New York Guitar Method Ensemble Volume One

New York Guitar Method Ensemble Volume Two

1st Steps for a Beginning Guitarist Help Files

Many Customers have troubles sorting out the help files that come with the download or are found above. Hopefully these notes below will help you sort out which files go with each page.

Pages 5, 6 and 7 – Tuning the Guitar

Midi Files

Low E String

A String

D String

G String

B String

High E String

MP3 Files

Low E String

A String

D String

G String

B String

High E String

Page 8 – Guitar Technique

Video Files

Video 1 Close Up Picking Front
Video 2 Full Front Scales
Video 3 Left Hand Chords
Video 4 Left Hand Scale
Video 5 Left Hand Scale Front
Video 6 Left Hand Scale Rear
Video 7 Left Hand Stretch

Additional Video Files
Video 8 Right Hand Only
Video 9 Right Hand Technique

Page 9 – Music Theory

Video Files

Example 1

Example 2

Examples 3, 4 and 5

Page 10 – Music Theory Continued

Video Files

Example 6

Example 7

Page 11 – Music Theory Continued

Video Files

Example 8

Example 9

Example 10

C Major Scale Video Files

C Major From F Slow

C Major From G Slow

C Major From A Slow

C Major From B Slow

C Major From C Slow

C Major From D Slow

C Major From E Slow

C Major Scale Explanation and Chord Vamp Video

C Major Scale showing three notes per string fingering chart as shown in videos above

Page 12 – Music Theory Continued

Video Files

Guitar Fretboard Diagrams

Key Signatures

Page 13 – Music Theory Continued

Video Files

Intervals

Augmented, Minor and Diminished Intervals

Page 14 – Music Theory Continued

Video Files

Large Intervals

C Major Triad

Page 15 – Music Theory Continued

Video Files

Diatonic Chords of a Key

Major Chord

Minor Chord

Page 16 – Music Theory Continued

Video Files

Diminished Chord

Diatonic Chords of C Major

Page 17 – Music Theory Continued

Video Files

Chord Tones for a C Major Chord

Dominant 7th Chord

Page 18 – Music Theory Continued

Video Files

Examples 1, 2 and 3

Page 20 – Root Position Major Chords

C Major Chord

Adding Notes to a C Major Chord

Adding Tensions to a C Major Chord

Adding Notes with Hammer-ons and Pulloffs to a C Major Chord

G Major Chord
Adding Notes to a G Major Chord

Adding Notes with Hammer-ons and Pulloffs to a G Major Chord

Adding Notes Using Fingerpicking to a G Major Chord

Adding Tensions to a G Major Chord

Page 21 – Root Position Major Chords Continued

F Major Chord

Adding Notes to a F Major Chord

Adding Tensions to a F Major Chord

D Major Chord

Adding Notes to a D Major Chord

Adding Tensions to a D Major Chord

Page 22 – Root Position Major Chords Continues

A Major Chord

E Major Chord

Adding Notes to an E Major Chord

Adding Notes Using Hammer-ons and Pulloffs to an E Major Chord

Adding Tensions to an E Major Chord

Page 23 – Root Position Minor Chords

A Minor Chord

Adding Notes to an A Minor Chord

D Minor Chord

Adding Notes to a D Minor Chord

Adding Tensions to a D Minor Chord II

Page 24 – Root Position Minor Chords Continued

E Minor Chord

Adding Tensions to an E Minor Chord

F Minor Chord

Page 25 – Root Position Dominant 7th Chords

C7 Chord

D7 Chord

E7 Chord

Page 26 – Root Position Dominant 7th Chords

F7 Chord

G7 Chord

Page 28 – Movable Chord Forms

Video explaining how cycle 5 movement can help you learn barre chords and the proper way to think about this exercise.

Video explaining the CAGED system as it relates to chords and it’s merits as a system of education.

Page 29 – Root Position Major Chords

C Major Barre Chord 3rd Fret

C Major Barre Chord 8th Fret

Page 30 – Root Position Minor Chords

C Minor Barre Chord 3rd Fret

C Minor Barre Chord 8th Fret

Page 31 – Root Position Dominant 7th Chords

C7 Chord 3rd Fret

C7 Barre Chord 3rd Fret

C7 Barre Chord 8th Fret

Page 32 – Understanding Rhythm

Rhythmic Notation

Midi Files

Example 1

Page 33 – Rhythm Continued

Midi Files

Example 2

Example 3

Example 4

Page 34 – Rhythm Continued

Midi Files

Example 5

Example 6

Example 7

Example 8

Page 35 – Rhythm Continued

Midi Files

Example 9

Example 10

Example 11

Example 12

Page 36 – Applying Your New Chords to Chord Progressions

The following MP3 files are to be used by students who are having dufficulty strumming chords or songs in time. If your right hand strumming feel weak or it is causing you to be unable to play correctly try using these files to strengthen your right hand and your rhythmic feel. Each MP3 gets progressively faster so work through all MP3 files.

Basic Strumming

MP3 files for Basic Strumming Exercises

G Basic Strum 1 Slow

G Basic Strum 1 Fast

G Basic Strum 2 Slow

G Basic Strum 2 Fast

C Basic Strum 1

C Basic Strum 2

C Basic Strum 3

Page 37 – Chord Progression 1st

Audio Files

Midi File Example A

Midi File Example B

Midi File Example C

MP3 Example C

Video Files

Video example of Chord Progression 1 using alternate chord voicings and feel in the style of Jimi Hendrix. Meant for Advanced beginners.

Video help file for switching between chords quickly.

Video help file for strumming using the scratch method on Chord Progression 1.

More MP3 Files

If you are having problems getting started with the chord progressions found in 1st Steps the MP3 files directly below will help you slowly gain ability through audio files that start at a very slow tempo and gradually speed up. If you find that you have extreme problems with playing the chord progressions even at these slower tempos please reference the section titled “Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 1” following these examples.

MP3 File Example A 1

MP3 File Example A 2

MP3 File Example A 3

MP3 File Example A 4

MP3 File Example A 5

MP3 File Example A 6

MP3 File Example A 7

MP3 File Example A 8

MP3 File Example A 9

MP3 File Example A 10

MP3 File Example B 1

MP3 File Example B 2

MP3 File Example B 3

MP3 File Example B 4

MP3 File Example B 5

MP3 File Example B 6

MP3 File Example B 7

MP3 File Example B 8

MP3 File Example B 9

MP3 File Example B 10

MP3 File Example B 11

MP3 File Example C 1

MP3 File Example C 2

MP3 File Example C 3

MP3 File Example C 4

MP3 File Example C 5

MP3 File Example C 6

MP3 File Example C 7

MP3 File Example C 8

Page 37 – Chord Progression 1 Continued

Video introduction and explanation of how to use these files plus further application of chord progressions.

Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 1

MP3 Example A Slow 1

MP3 Example A Slow 2

MP3 Example A Slow 3

MP3 Example A Slow 4

MP3 Example A Slow 5

MP3 Example B Slow 1

MP3 Example B Slow 2

MP3 Example B Slow 3

MP3 Example B Slow 4

MP3 Example B Slow 5

MP3 Example B Slow 6

MP3 Example C Slow 1

MP3 Example C Slow 2

MP3 Example C Slow 3

MP3 Example C Slow 4

MP3 Example C Slow 5

MP3 Example C Slow 6

Page 38 – Chord Progression 2

Audio Files

Midi File Example A

Midi File Example B

Midi File Example C

MP3 Example C

Video Files

Video showing alternate way to play Chord Progression 2. Meant for Advanced beginners.

Video showing helpful way for beginners to switch between barre chords.

Video showing alternate way to play Chord Progression 2 using open strings.

More MP3 Files

If you are having problems getting started with the chord progressions found in 1st Steps the MP3 files directly below will help you slowly gain ability through audio files that start at a very slow tempo and gradually speed up. If you find that you have extreme problems with playing the chord progressions even at these slower tempos please reference the section titled “Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 2” following these examples.

MP3 File Example A 1

MP3 File Example A 2

MP3 File Example A 3

MP3 File Example A 4

MP3 File Example A 5

MP3 File Example A 6

MP3 File Example A 7

MP3 File Example A 8

MP3 File Example A 9

MP3 File Example B 1

MP3 File Example B 2

MP3 File Example B 3

MP3 File Example B 4

MP3 File Example B 5

MP3 File Example B 6

MP3 File Example B 7

MP3 File Example B 8

MP3 File Example C 1

MP3 File Example C 2

MP3 File Example C 3

MP3 File Example C 4

MP3 File Example C 5

MP3 File Example C 6

MP3 File Example C 7

MP3 File Example C 8

MP3 File Example C 9

Page 38 – Chord Progression 2 Continued

Video introduction and explanation of how to use these files plus further application of chord progressions.

Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 2

MP3 Example A Slow 1

MP3 Example A Slow 2

MP3 Example A Slow 3

MP3 Example A Slow 4

MP3 Example A Slow 5

MP3 Example B Slow 1

MP3 Example B Slow 2

MP3 Example B Slow 3

MP3 Example B Slow 4

MP3 Example B Slow 5

MP3 Example B Slow 6

MP3 Example C Slow 1

MP3 Example C Slow 2

MP3 Example C Slow 3

MP3 Example C Slow 4

MP3 Example C Slow 5

Page 39 – Chord Progression 3

Audio Files

Midi File Example A

Midi File Example B

Midi File Example C

MP3 Example C

Video Files

Alternate way of playing Chord Progression 3.

Another alternate way of playing Chord Progression 3.

Yet another alternate way of playing Chord Progression 3.

Help file for switching between chords quickly.

Another help file for switching between chords quickly.

Help file for substituting barre chords for original chords. Meant for beginners.

Help file for playing the rhythm of Chord Progression 3.

More MP3 Files

If you are having problems getting started with the chord progressions found in 1st Steps the MP3 files directly below will help you slowly gain ability through audio files that start at a very slow tempo and gradually speed up. If you find that you have extreme problems with playing the chord progressions even at these slower tempos please reference the section titled “Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 3” following these examples.

MP3 File Example A 1

MP3 File Example A 2

MP3 File Example A 3

MP3 File Example A 4

MP3 File Example A 5

MP3 File Example A 6

MP3 File Example B 1

MP3 File Example B 2

MP3 File Example B 3

MP3 File Example B 4

MP3 File Example B 5

MP3 File Example B 6

MP3 File Example B 7

MP3 File Example C 1

MP3 File Example C 2

MP3 File Example C 3

MP3 File Example C 4

MP3 File Example C 5

MP3 File Example C 6

MP3 File Example C 7

Page 39 – Chord Progression 3 Continued

Video introduction and explanation of how to use these files plus further application of chord progressions.

Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 3

MP3 Example A Slow 1

MP3 Example A Slow 2

MP3 Example A Slow 3

MP3 Example A Slow 4

MP3 Example A Slow 5

MP3 Example A Slow 6

MP3 Example A Slow 7

MP3 Example B Slow 1

MP3 Example B Slow 2

MP3 Example B Slow 3

MP3 Example B Slow 4

MP3 Example B Slow 5

MP3 Example B Slow 6

MP3 Example B Slow 7

MP3 Example C Slow 1

MP3 Example C Slow 2

MP3 Example C Slow 3

MP3 Example C Slow 4

MP3 Example C Slow 5

MP3 Example C Slow 6

MP3 Example C Slow 7

Page 40 – Chord Progression 4

Audio Files

Midi File Example A

Midi File Example B

Midi File Example C

MP3 Example C

More MP3 Files

If you are having problems getting started with the chord progressions found in 1st Steps the MP3 files directly below will help you slowly gain ability through audio files that start at a very slow tempo and gradually speed up. If you find that you have extreme problems with playing the chord progressions even at these slower tempos please reference the section titled “Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 4” following these examples.

MP3 File Example A 1

MP3 File Example A 2

MP3 File Example A 3

MP3 File Example A 4

MP3 File Example A 5

MP3 File Example A 6

MP3 File Example B 1

MP3 File Example B 2

MP3 File Example B 3

MP3 File Example B 4

MP3 File Example B 5

MP3 File Example B 6

MP3 File Example B 7

MP3 File Example C 1

MP3 File Example C 2

MP3 File Example C 3

MP3 File Example C 4

MP3 File Example C 5

MP3 File Example C 6

Page 40 – Chord Progression 4 Continued

Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 1

MP3 Example A Slow 1

MP3 Example A Slow 2

MP3 Example A Slow 3

MP3 Example A Slow 4

MP3 Example A Slow 5

MP3 Example A Slow 6

MP3 Example A Slow 7

MP3 Example B Slow 1

MP3 Example B Slow 2

MP3 Example B Slow 3

MP3 Example B Slow 4

MP3 Example B Slow 5

MP3 Example B Slow 6

MP3 Example B Slow 7

MP3 Example C Slow 1

MP3 Example C Slow 2

MP3 Example C Slow 3

MP3 Example C Slow 4

MP3 Example C Slow 5

MP3 Example C Slow 6

MP3 Example C Slow 7

Page 41 – Chord Progression 5

Audio Files

Midi File Example A

Midi File Example B

Midi File Example C

MP3 Example C

More MP3 Files

If you are having problems getting started with the chord progressions found in 1st Steps the MP3 files directly below will help you slowly gain ability through audio files that start at a very slow tempo and gradually speed up. If you find that you have extreme problems with playing the chord progressions even at these slower tempos please reference the section titled “Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 5” following these examples.

MP3 File Example A 1

MP3 File Example A 2

MP3 File Example A 3

MP3 File Example A 4

MP3 File Example A 5

MP3 File Example A 6

MP3 File Example A 7

MP3 File Example A 8

MP3 File Example B 1

MP3 File Example B 2

MP3 File Example B 3

MP3 File Example B 4

MP3 File Example B 5

MP3 File Example B 6

MP3 File Example B 7

MP3 File Example B 8

MP3 File Example C 1

MP3 File Example C 2

MP3 File Example C 3

MP3 File Example C 4

MP3 File Example C 5

MP3 File Example C 6

MP3 File Example C 7

MP3 File Example C 8

Page 41 – Chord Progression 5 Continued

Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 1

MP3 Example A Slow 1

MP3 Example A Slow 2

MP3 Example A Slow 3

MP3 Example A Slow 4

MP3 Example A Slow 5

MP3 Example A Slow 6

MP3 Example B Slow 1

MP3 Example B Slow 2

MP3 Example B Slow 3

MP3 Example B Slow 4

MP3 Example B Slow 5

MP3 Example B Slow 6

MP3 Example C Slow 1

MP3 Example C Slow 2

MP3 Example C Slow 3

MP3 Example C Slow 4

MP3 Example C Slow 5

MP3 Example C Slow 6

Page 42 – Chord Progression 6

Audio Files

Midi File Example A

Midi File Example B

Midi File Example C

MP3 Example C

Video Files

Alternate ways of playing Chord Progression 6

More MP3 Files

If you are having problems getting started with the chord progressions found in 1st Steps the MP3 files directly below will help you slowly gain ability through audio files that start at a very slow tempo and gradually speed up. If you find that you have extreme problems with playing the chord progressions even at these slower tempos please reference the section titled “Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 6” following these examples.

MP3 File Example A 1

MP3 File Example A 2

MP3 File Example A 3

MP3 File Example A 4

MP3 File Example A 5

MP3 File Example A 6

MP3 File Example A 7

MP3 File Example A 8

MP3 File Example B 1

MP3 File Example B 2

MP3 File Example B 3

MP3 File Example B 4

MP3 File Example B 5

MP3 File Example B 6

MP3 File Example B 7

MP3 File Example B 8

MP3 File Example C 1

MP3 File Example C 2

MP3 File Example C 3

MP3 File Example C 4

MP3 File Example C 5

MP3 File Example C 6

MP3 File Example C 7

MP3 File Example C 8

Page 42 – Chord Progression 6 Continued

Video introduction and explanation of how to use these files plus further application of chord progressions.

Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 6

MP3 Example A Slow 1

MP3 Example A Slow 2

MP3 Example A Slow 3

MP3 Example A Slow 4

MP3 Example A Slow 5

MP3 Example A Slow 6

MP3 Example B Slow 1

MP3 Example B Slow 2

MP3 Example B Slow 3

MP3 Example B Slow 4

MP3 Example B Slow 5

MP3 Example B Slow 6

MP3 Example C Slow 1

MP3 Example C Slow 2

MP3 Example C Slow 3

MP3 Example C Slow 4

MP3 Example C Slow 5

MP3 Example C Slow 6

Page 43 – Chord Progression 7

Audio Files

Midi File Example A

Midi File Example B

Midi File Example C

MP3 Example C

Video Files

Alternate ways of playing Chord Progression 7.

More MP3 Files

If you are having problems getting started with the chord progressions found in 1st Steps the MP3 files directly below will help you slowly gain ability through audio files that start at a very slow tempo and gradually speed up. If you find that you have extreme problems with playing the chord progressions even at these slower tempos please reference the section titled “Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 7” following these examples.

MP3 File Example A 1

MP3 File Example A 2

MP3 File Example A 3

MP3 File Example A 4

MP3 File Example A 5

MP3 File Example A 6

MP3 File Example A 7

MP3 File Example A 8

MP3 File Example B 1

MP3 File Example B 2

MP3 File Example B 3

MP3 File Example B 4

MP3 File Example B 5

MP3 File Example B 6

MP3 File Example B 7

MP3 File Example B 8

MP3 File Example C 1

MP3 File Example C 2

MP3 File Example C 3

MP3 File Example C 4

MP3 File Example C 5

MP3 File Example C 6

MP3 File Example C 7

MP3 File Example C 8

Page 43 – Chord Progression 7 Continued

Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 7

MP3 Example A Slow 1

MP3 Example A Slow 2

MP3 Example A Slow 3

MP3 Example A Slow 4

MP3 Example A Slow 5

MP3 Example A Slow 6

MP3 Example B Slow 1

MP3 Example B Slow 2

MP3 Example B Slow 3

MP3 Example B Slow 4

MP3 Example B Slow 5

MP3 Example B Slow 6

MP3 Example C Slow 1

MP3 Example C Slow 2

MP3 Example C Slow 3

MP3 Example C Slow 4

MP3 Example C Slow 5

MP3 Example C Slow 6

Page 44 – Chord Progression 8

Audio Files

Midi File Example A

Midi File Example B

Midi File Example C

MP3 Example C

Video Files

Alternate way of playing Chord Progression 8.

More MP3 Files

If you are having problems getting started with the chord progressions found in 1st Steps the MP3 files directly below will help you slowly gain ability through audio files that start at a very slow tempo and gradually speed up. If you find that you have extreme problems with playing the chord progressions even at these slower tempos please reference the section titled “Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 8” following these examples.

MP3 File Example A 1

MP3 File Example A 2

MP3 File Example A 3

MP3 File Example A 4

MP3 File Example A 5

MP3 File Example A 6

MP3 File Example A 7

MP3 File Example A 8

MP3 File Example B 1

MP3 File Example B 2

MP3 File Example B 3

MP3 File Example B 4

MP3 File Example B 5

MP3 File Example B 6

MP3 File Example B 7

MP3 File Example B 8

MP3 File Example C 1

MP3 File Example C 2

MP3 File Example C 3

MP3 File Example C 4

MP3 File Example C 5

MP3 File Example C 6

MP3 File Example C 7

MP3 File Example C 8

Page 44 – Chord Progression 8 Continued

Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 8

MP3 Example A Slow 1

MP3 Example A Slow 2

MP3 Example A Slow 3

MP3 Example A Slow 4

MP3 Example A Slow 5

MP3 Example A Slow 6

MP3 Example B Slow 1

MP3 Example B Slow 2

MP3 Example B Slow 3

MP3 Example B Slow 4

MP3 Example B Slow 5

MP3 Example B Slow 6

MP3 Example C Slow 1

MP3 Example C Slow 2

MP3 Example C Slow 3

MP3 Example C Slow 4

MP3 Example C Slow 5

MP3 Example C Slow 6

Pages 45 and 46 – Chord Progression 9

Audio Files

Midi File Example A

Midi File Example B

MP3 Example B

More MP3 Files

If you are having problems getting started with the chord progressions found in 1st Steps the MP3 files directly below will help you slowly gain ability through audio files that start at a very slow tempo and gradually speed up. If you find that you have extreme problems with playing the chord progressions even at these slower tempos please reference the section titled “Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 9” following these examples.

MP3 File Example A 7

MP3 File Example A 8

MP3 File Example A 9

MP3 File Example A 10

MP3 File Example A 11

MP3 File Example A 12

MP3 File Example B 7

MP3 File Example B 8

MP3 File Example B 9

MP3 File Example B 10

MP3 File Example B 11

MP3 File Example B 12

Pages 45 and 46 – Chord Progression 9 Continued

Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 9

MP3 Example A Slow 1

MP3 Example A Slow 2

MP3 Example A Slow 3

MP3 Example A Slow 4

MP3 Example A Slow 5

MP3 Example A Slow 6

MP3 Example B Slow 1

MP3 Example B Slow 2

MP3 Example B Slow 3

MP3 Example B Slow 4

MP3 Example B Slow 5

MP3 Example B Slow 6

Pages 47 and 48 – Chord Progression 10

Audio Files

Midi File Example A

Midi File Example B

All Chord Progression Midi Files in one downloadable file *

MP3 Example B

All Chord Progression MP3 Files in one downloadable file *

More MP3 Files

If you are having problems getting started with the chord progressions found in 1st Steps the MP3 files directly below will help you slowly gain ability through audio files that start at a very slow tempo and gradually speed up. If you find that you have extreme problems with playing the chord progressions even at these slower tempos please reference the section titled “Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 10” following these examples.

MP3 File Example A 6

MP3 File Example A 7

MP3 File Example A 8

MP3 File Example A 9

MP3 File Example A 10

MP3 File Example B 6

MP3 File Example B 7

MP3 File Example B 8

MP3 File Example B 9

MP3 File Example B 10

Pages 47 and 48 – Chord Progression 10 Continued

Slow MP3 Files for Chord Progression 10

MP3 Example A Slow 1

MP3 Example A Slow 2

MP3 Example A Slow 3

MP3 Example A Slow 4

MP3 Example A Slow 5

MP3 Example B Slow 1

MP3 Example B Slow 2

MP3 Example B Slow 3

MP3 Example B Slow 4

MP3 Example B Slow 5

Pages 47 and 48 – Chord Progression 10 Continued

Video Progression Files

An explanation of the Blues Chord Progression.

Alternate way of playing the Blues Progression.

Another alternate way of playing the Blues Progression.

Yet another alternate way of playing the Blues Progression.

One more way of playing the Blues Progression.

Turnaround Progression 1

Turnaround Progression 2

Turnaround Progression 3

Blues Scale Files

Uses of the Blues Scale.

C Blues Scale played from all degrees.

C Blues Scale pdf showing three notes per string fingering chart as shown in video above.

Video explanations on bending notes

Beginning

Advanced

Vibrato video explanations

Vibrato

Finger Vibrato

Hammer-on Pull Off video

Hammer-on Pull Off

Blues triplet feel for Chord Progression 10 in MP3 format

Blues triplet feel 1

Blues triplet feel 2

Blues triplet feel 3

Blues triplet feel 4

Blues triplet feel 5

h2 class=”blue”>Pages 51 and 52

1st Steps Pictures

Guitar Players’ Toolbox

Low Res Scale Fingering Videos for Guitarist all Modes

Low Res Scale Chord Relationships Videos

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Low Res NYU Summer Guitar Intensive Duets

Help Files for Music Theory Workbook for Guitar Volume One

Below is free downloadable files that relate to the Music Theory Workbook Volume One

There is a video course available that can really help you understand music theory and see how it relates to the common chords you play.

Help For Midifiles

Below is free downloadable midifiles for relevant products

The following midifiles are useful if you own: Rhythm Primer, 1st Steps for a Beginning Guitarist or New York Guitar Method Primer Book One. These Understanding Rhythm Midifiles play the examples found in the section of the book entitled “Understanding Rhythm.”

Help Files For Sight Reading

Help files for Sight Reading

Below is free downloadable Sight Reading PDFs by many composers to use as additional material for reading. It is recommended that you use the MetroDrone as often as possible with your sight so that you can develop a better sense of key and feel the “Long Line Rhythm.”

For Guitarists we recommend you use these files in conjunction with:

For other instrumentalist and guitarist seeking mastering of rhythm we recommend these books:

The Rhythm Series

The Sight Reading Series

Additionial books can be found in our pitch class set series which are excellent for sight reading put also for developing a more modern sound in your playing

The Pitch Class Series

Below are compressed files congaing many people for sight reading in each download. In general Mr. Arnold recommends sight reading one hour a day using a combination of the books listed above and these free downloads.

The Classical Series

Please keep in mind that some of these files are large downloads.