How would you describe this sound?
she's my fav #ambermark
blues but with a little extra
the don't speak solo as a chord melody #nodoubt #dontspeak
just a guy playing happy birthday
final solo of 2023
bee-boo-dah-buh-doo
very cute guitar solo
very popular pretty/melancholy chord shape
The sound of the Nintendo GameCube
a fun writing strategy with one chord shape
practicing things you'll actually use
The easiest way to write modern pop
how to start playing over chord changes - part 27 (chord vs chord)
fun way to get colorful chord progressions
how to start playing over chord changes - part 26 (The sound of the 2 chord, min6)
how to start playing over chord changes - part 25 (How I Think about Keys)
how to start playing over chord changes - part 24 (more ideas over the 5 chord)
how to start playing over chord changes - part 23 (simple ideas for the 5 chord)
how to start playing over chord changes - part 22 (The sound of the 5 chord)
how to start playing over chord changes - part 21 (The key we are in)
easiest way to write modern chill pop
how to start playing over chord changes - part 20 (non chord tones, sus 4)
how to start playing over chord changes - part 19 (non chord tones)
how to start playing over chord changes - part 18 (hearing notes before you play them)
try this next time you sing over a chord
playing two melodies at the same time
Don't neglect the chord progression
A fun way to move between these two chords
how to start playing over chord changes - part 17 (landing on chord tones down an octave)
moving from a chorus to a bridge
how to start playing over chord changes - part 16 (landing on chord tones)
making things sound slightly less generic
how to start playing over chord changes - part 15 (passive thinking)
can you guess what I'm playing?
the value of 6 notes per beat (1/16th triplets)
If you don't do this, you're missing out
how to start playing over chord changes - part 14 (Playing in time)
part 2 of my Diminished guide out now
how to start playing over chord changes - part 13 (copy and paste down an octave)
play chords, then do this
how to start playing over chord changes - part 12 (always think of chords not scales)
finding a bunch of ideas with just two notes
how to start playing over chord changes - part 11 (bending to chord tones)
using songs to memorize notes
why singers choose certain notes
how to start playing over chord changes - part 10 (Creating Built-In Ideas)
easiest way to play whole tone scale over minor Pentatonic
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Hello, and welcome to LoG sounds! My name is Christian, also know as LoG (Low-Gee), and this is where I post lots of guitar playing. Hope you enjoy!
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