Welcome to the second part of our triads madness series. If you enjoyed Part 1, you'll be impressed with the tools you acquire from this tutorial.

The topic of this tutorial is triads. You might think of them as a “not-so-useful”, very basic concept. Today I'll show you how triads can be thought as a...

Here’s the second chapter of the symmetrical scales saga, covering the diminished sound. I like to refer to it as “sound” instead of scale, since today we’re...

Today I'm going to talk about a particular scale (or sound) you can apply either in your improvisation or as a composing device. The whole tone is a six note...

The minor pentatonic scale is usually the first scale every guitar player learns and, most of the time, the first we get rid of. Today I want to show you a...

In this Premium screencast tutorial we're taking a look at MIDI controller data - specifically how to use them it synthesisers, and how to use them to...

A lack of available resources for the 7-string guitarist led me to create these scale diagrams. Below are some common scale types laid out on 7-string...

A wet/dry/wet rig can give you an amazing big guitar sound, but at the expense of a lot of gear. In this quick tip we show you how to simulate one in Logic...

Symmetrical arpeggios are regular arpeggios with all of their 'data' condensed onto two strings. This allows the same shape to be played in each octave or...

In this video we continue talking about keyboards for recording – for non keyboard players. We cover tips on recording vocal samples, and playing them back...

In this video we continue talking about keyboards for recording – for non keyboard players. We cover how to record drums with a MIDI keyboard in a realistic...

In this video we continue talking about keyboards for recording - for non keyboard players. We cover tips on recording piano, organ and other keyboard...