Great Resource For Intermediate Guitar Players
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“My guitar playing had gotten stale and boring and I was not feeling any significant improvement recently. I went onto itunes looking for podcasts that would help me move to the next level and discovered Guitar Music Theory. This started to put into perspective the approaches up the guitar neck that create tremendous opportunities to change the sounds of the scales and notes I am playing, making it much easier for song riffs I am playing to mimic the voicing of the songs as played by the artists. Only suggestion here would be for Desi to add additional content on a regular basis, such as some of the videos that he has on his web site. Note that these podcasts alone would not have been sufficient for me to make this improvement, but it helped wet my appetite for Desi's methods and I bought his book and DVDs.”Read full review »
Rballron via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/07/09
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“These podcast are a great introduction to what is in my mind the best guitar theory course on the net. If you are interested in understanding how the guitar really works then you are in the right place. I highly recommend his course and the DVD's. You won't find a better theory course...”Read full review »
Sail Alaya via Apple Podcasts ·
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12/05/08
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“I'm an intermediate to advance guitarists and I find that Desi's podcasts are really good and very informative! The examples using songs are great. The introduction to modes helped me to better understand how to apply them in songs. Keep up the good work and ROCK ON!!”Read full review »
Charlie Lee via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
09/30/08
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“If you want to have a clear, concise, and well-produced series of podcasts that explain fundamental guitar theory then you should subscribe to Serna's podcasts. I am using these podcasts to supplement the material contained in Serna's fretboard theory book and I could not be more pleased.”Read full review »
seallen via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/30/08
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