Blessed Be Your Name Tutorial
February 9th, 2009 Posted in Video Guitar Lessons - A Free Tutorial Forum | No Comments »Here is a basic guitar tutorial for “Blessed Be Your Name” by Matt Redman.
Here is a basic guitar tutorial for “Blessed Be Your Name” by Matt Redman.
Here is a basic guitar tutorial for “You Never Let Go” by Matt Redman.
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Check out the new free guitar lesson videos. I recently taught an intermediate class for about 20 guitar players, and I have chopped up that 1 1/2 hour workshop into section for your edification. This stuff is raw and unscripted, but I think you’ll get a sense of the fun we had. If you have any questions about the material, or you have a request for the next run of tutorials, then shoot me an email. Enjoy.
Learn how to move from one chord to another seamlessly.
Learn your basic major and minor scale.
Get that slippery pick out in one fell swope.
More about chords.
Basics of chord construction.
Play within yourself.
Learn the basics of fingerpicking.
Do you know the notes on the guitar neck? View this video to know more.
Check out this video on using your capo.
Listen to Reconciler LIVE
Check out this live recording of an original worship tune. I used Ableton LIVE to set the “mood” by using live dynamic looping.
Listen to C-Groove LIVE
This guitar only tune was recorded live using my Strat with a delay looper during a service.
Listen to D-Tune
This little diddy was produced totally in Garageband as my first “proof of concept.”
Who makes the best acoustic guitar? At times, pondering or debating this question elicits the type of responses you’d only expect to find when asking about the secret to life, love and happiness. At times, when asked, I‘ve felt like there was a predetermined answer that the asker was expecting to get from me, and that if I didn’t “test well,” I would have shattered what for some can be a fragile wall of surety around the decision they have already made, or are about to make regarding the purchase of a fine acoustic guitar. Considering what I’ve just described, I ask myself - can this conversation end positively?
Learn how to get that drop low string sound in the key of E without de-tuning by using your capo.
This video looks at which alternate and open chords can be used in substitution for the old standards while playing in G.
A guitar tutorial on how to swap out regular chords in the key of D with open ones.