Getting Started
More Courses...
RGS Live Archive
RGS Live #87 – Wish You Were Here Tutorial
Learning only songs and licks might not give you the full, balanced ‘guitar diet,’ but when chosen wisely, they can add just the right flavor to your practice! In today’s session, we’ll break down the
RGS Live #86 | Q&A – Critical for Learning Guitar (Do you have one?)
This months RGS Live Q&A was a huge success with great presubmitted questions like, what guitar tools I recommend, how to measure your guitar learning progress, how to prevent mutings strings when reaching from 1st
RGS Live #85 | Q&A – Should I Learn the Guitar Fretboard?
We celebrated this 4th of July by furthering your guitar-playing independence! We addressed all of your burning guitar questions that are slowing you down on your learning journey. Some choice topics were how to learn
RGS Live #84 | Q&A – Chord Extensions Explained Simply (C6, C7, Cadd9…)
We chatted it up in today’s session about what scales you should know, the benefits of practicing with a metronome, what a C6, C7 and Cadd9 are in music theory, how to get better at
RGS Live #83 | Q&A – The Ultimate Music Hack: Roman Numerals and Chord Progressions
In today’s extra May 2024 RGS Live Q&A, we wasted no time discussing the following topics: Roman Numerals and how to read them in music, common chord progressions for guitarists to play many songs with,
RGS Live #82 | Q&A – Quickly Learning a Song on Guitar
For this RGS live, I jumped right into the topic for today on how to quickly learn a song. I gave a demonstration on my best tips for how you can learn this valuable skill.
RGS Live #81 | Q&A –Hand Stretches for Guitar Players
This RGS live’s main topic was what hand stretches and warm-ups can you easily implement to improve how you play and learn guitar. In addition to that critical topic, we discussed how to navigate the
RGS Live #80 | Q&A –Is it okay to learn two different styles at once?
Your queries do more than just help you with your guitar struggles. Many guitarists are affected by the very same issues you encounter, so your questions are important for the guitar-learning community, everyone can benefit!