Guitar/Technical Exercises

These two exercises will increase the strength, fluency and accuracy of your playing. They should be played daily and on all strings in all positions.

Guitar
Getting Started: Different Types of Guitars \| Anatomy of a Guitar \| Buying a Guitar \| Buying an Amplifier \| Tuning the Guitar \| Tablature \| Lead Guitar and Rhythm Guitar
For Beginners: The Basics \| Intervals and Power Chords \| Open Chords \| Muting and Raking \| Learning Songs \| Song Library
Lead Guitar: Picking and Plucking \| Scales \| Arpeggios and Sweep Picking \| Slides \| Hammer-ons, Pull-offs, and Trills \| Bending and Vibrato \| Harmonics \| Vibrato Bar Techniques \| Tapping
Rhythm Guitar: Chords \| Barre Chords \| Chord Progressions \| Alternate Picking \| Tremolo Picking \| Rhythm
Playing Styles: Folk Guitar \| Blues \| Slide Guitar \| Rock Guitar \| Country and Western \| Metal \| Jazz \| Classical Guitar \| Flamenco
General Guitar Theory: Tone and Volume \| Singing and Playing \| Writing Songs \| Playing With Others \| Recording Music \|Tuning Your Ear \| How to Continue Learning
Equipment: Guitar Accessories \| Effects Pedals \| E-Bow \| Cables \| Bass Guitar \| Harmonica and Guitar Combo
Maintenance: Guitar Maintenance and Storage \| Adjusting the Guitar \| Stringing the Guitar
Appendices: Dictionary \| Alternate Tunings \| Chord Reference \| Blanks

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