18 Ways to Spice-Up Your Guitar Cover Songs
Develop YOUR Unique Style | Get Inspired By the World's Best Guitarists (The Flagship Course)
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What you will learn
You will become a MUCH more interesting guitar player. (And have way more fun playing) Songs that you've played before in a certain, plain way.
You will start to develop your own unique style on the guitar, and play your favorite songs in your unique way.
Extra: Beautiful, printable songbook with 110+ of the most fun-to-play guitar songs of all time - so you'll have songs to practice your new techniques on.
Extra: detailed 100+ page fancy e-book that'll help you ingrain the knowledge from each lesson.
Play songs beautifully by adding "the #1 way to beautify songs": Arpeggiating the chords. (playing the notes individually) Notable example: "Time of Your Life")
Give songs some cool rhythm twists - by surprising your listeners with "genre conversions".
Extra: Enjoy the 7 Guitar Songs Masters fancy e-books on various guitar topics that'll help improve your music life.
Whenever you'll feel like it, you'll be naturally substituting regular, boring chords with COLORFUL chords: 7th chords, slash chords, suspended chords, and more
Add "sparkle" to your songs by sometimes using special chord voicings up the neck instead of plain open chords.
Play interesting transitions between chords by using bass walk-ups & walk-downs, and also chromatic chords walk-ups & walk-downs.
Play songs in the style of Jimi Hendrix and John Mayer, with their unique right-hand groove, and while adding riffs between the chords.
Decorate your songs with some riffs between the chords, and also add gorgeous hammer-ons and pull-offs INTO the chords.
Play acoustic rhythm guitar in the chill "beach-style" style of Jack Johnson - while using "string slaps" and mutes.
SONGWRITERS - your future songs will be a lot more interesting and different from the rest of the pack.
+ A handful of other practical and useful techniques, all learned by using practical examples from famous songs that used them.
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