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link to 15 Common Chord Progressions Every Guitarist Should Know

15 Common Chord Progressions Every Guitarist Should Know

Why Chord Progressions Matter A chord progression is a sequence of chords. Great songwriters build entire songs on simple, powerful progressions. Learning the most common progressions speeds up your...

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link to The Circle of Fifths for Guitarists: Your Theory Cheat Sheet

The Circle of Fifths for Guitarists: Your Theory Cheat Sheet

What Is the Circle of Fifths? The circle of fifths is a visual diagram that shows the relationships between the 12 musical keys. Each step around the circle represents a fifth interval (7 semitones)....

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link to Guitar Modes Explained Simply: Ionian to Locrian

Guitar Modes Explained Simply: Ionian to Locrian

Understanding Modes Modes are scales derived from the major scale by starting on different scale degrees. The major scale has seven notes (C-D-E-F-G-A-B), and if you start on each note and go up an...

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link to Keys and Key Signatures for Guitarists: A Practical Guide

Keys and Key Signatures for Guitarists: A Practical Guide

What Is a Key? A key is a group of notes that sound good together, based around a central note called the tonic or root. When a song is "in the key of C," it means all the chords and melodies are...

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link to Intervals on Guitar: The Building Blocks of Music

Intervals on Guitar: The Building Blocks of Music

What Are Intervals? An interval is simply the distance between two notes. When you play any two notes on your guitar, you're playing an interval. Intervals are the building blocks of everything:...

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link to How Guitar Chords Are Built: Triads, 7ths, and Beyond

How Guitar Chords Are Built: Triads, 7ths, and Beyond

Introduction to Chord Construction Every chord you've ever played is built from a simple formula. Once you understand how chords are constructed, you'll stop memorizing random finger positions and...

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Ty is a guitar player and gear obsessive who started chasing tone the moment he plugged into his first amp. He covers everything from new releases and signature models to hands-on reviews and playing technique at New Guitar Daily. When he's not writing, he's probably swapping pickups or arguing about neck profiles.

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