I love playing blues. The swing feel and an expressive solo brings my soul to a different dimension and let my thoughts fly away. Exactly what you need after a hard work week. Wait wasn’t blues not all about hard work and… OK, let stick to techniques.
Looking around for a cab matching my little Marshall DSL1HR I couldn’t find a compact one with a descent speaker and for a reasonable price. At certain point an idea came to build my own cab. I was set on target in no time…
This is the second part of the article on building my first own cab. Read the first part here….
So you’re starting with your first pedal board setup. A tuner is a must have first item in the chain and it may actually provide more than you think!
In this article I review of several tuner pedal models (and some others too!). See the first part of the article for the introduction on the tuner pedals.
Sooner or later the subject of modes will appear on the horizon. While definitely not the first thing to learn it is an important tool for expressing oneself and to be able to solo over different chord types found in blues, rock or jazz.
OK, at some point of time you have to know the fretboard. The earlier the better, but as a beginner you can often get away with knowing only string names at best.
Being tired of the “squeaking” strings I decided to try “flat wound” ones. Does it help? Read on.
