Below are various Guitar Practice Videos that give examples of how to practice different guitar techniques as well as a variety of different guitar and amplifier configurations and stage set-ups.
How should one practice guitar for beginners? Learn the Names of Guitar Parts, Learn Some Basic Finger Exercises, Learn Some Basic Guitar Riffs, Learn Some Easy Open Chords, Learn Some Easy Strumming Patterns, Develop Good Practice Habits and then Learn Your First Song.
Other practice concepts to consider include the following: Reading Standard Music Notation and Tablature, Open Position Notes, Essential Music Theory, Basic Open Position Chords, Strumming Patterns, Tuning By Ear, Barre Chords and Pentatonic Scales.
Guitar Practice Video 4: Metal Rhythm Guitar & Diatonic Speed Licks
Aeolian and Mixolydian modes in the key of E Minor discussed. Guitar teacher John E. Davis offers ideas for a guitar practice schedule. Examples are given on Rock Guitar Diatonic Licks, Metal Guitar Speed Licks and Rhythm Guitar playing. For more information visit www.TexasRockGuitarist.com.
Guitar Practice Video 3: Setting Up A Guitar Practice Schedule & JCM 900
Guitar teacher John E. Davis gives a video demonstration on setting up a Guitar Practice Schedule using a Marshall JCM900 100W 2×12 tube amp combo. Guitar practice areas covered are Rhythm Guitar practice, Diatonic Lead Guitar Licks and Pentatonic soloing examples. For more information visit www.TexasRockGuitarist.com.
Guitar Practice Video 2: Rock Guitar Shuffle Rhythms
Guitar Instructor John E. Davis jams an E Minor Blues Shuffle riff using a Fender Super Sonic Amp. Both a Seymour Duncan neck and bridge pickup are used. For more information visit www.TexasRockGuitarist.com.
Guitar Practice Video 1: Little Sunday Practice Jam. E-Minor Pentatonic!
Little Sunday Practice Jam. E-Minor Pentatonic! Shot with an I-Phone. Using a Crate XT 10 Amp. Fender MIM Stratocaster. Boss SD-1 Overdrive, Boss DD-3 Delay. For more information visit www.TexasRockGuitarist.com.