Melody Maker Guitar Version
Melody Maker for Android
Now composing music is as easy as touching the screen!
Melody Maker generates random 1/8, 1/4, 1/2 notes from a chosen scale. You simply enter how you would like the melody to be composed and Melody Maker will do the rest.
Features:
- Choose from 12 Major scales
- Create Melodies with up to 4 measures
- Set the beats per measure
- Include 1/8, 1/4, and 1/2 notes
- Edit the Melody by dragging a note to change it to another note in the scale
- Edit the Melody by long pressing it to change the value
- Press the "+" icon to add another measure to the Melody
- Remembers the last 10 melodies
- Save your favorite Melodies to the SD card
- Load your favorite Melodies from the SD card
- Play melodies with piano or guitar sounds
Available Now in the Android Market
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Notes on the Guitar Neck $11.99
Why do you need to learn all the notes on the guitar neck? Because knowledge of where each guitar note is on an instrument is absolutely basic to any serious study of it. You must know where all the notes are to understand how to create chords and how guitar scales are formed.
On a 6 string guitar with standard tuning the notes on the guitar neck start with an E on the top string when the string is played open.
If you press down on the first fret on the top E string you’ll now be playing an F. As you move one step up the fret board, you also move one note up the musical scale.
This is the the standard 12-step musical scale, starting on E:
E – F – F# – G – G# – A – A# – B – C – C# – D – D#
Here is a diagram of the frets and notes on the guitar neck. We only go to the 12th fret because then it repeats.
Print it!
The most important part of improvising guitar is to know where all the notes on the guitar neck are. You should be able to glance at any note on the fretboard and know its name. If you don’t know what guitar notes you are playing you will find improvising extremely difficult.
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Printable Blank Guitar Tab Paper by Total Guitar
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Printable Blank Guitar Chord Paper by Total Guitar.
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Tune your guitar accurately and quickly with our free online guitar tuner. Get in tune and start playing now!
Select your tuning configuration: open tuning, ethnic, open c, drop d, open g, d minor, open d, or modal. Then click the play button for the string you want to hear. You can also select the playback speed for each tuning note.
Online Guitar Tuner
An online metronome is ideal to use while practicing music. This tool helps with your rhythm as well as tempo selections. A metronome is a practice tool that produces a steady beat to help musicians play rhythms accurately. The pulses are measured in beats-per-minute (BPM). Most metronomes are capable of playing beats from 35 to 250 BPM.
Free Online Metronome
How to use a metronome:
The first step in metronome use is to understand time signatures. Time signatures are found at the beginning of a musical piece, after the clef and the key signature. Time signatures consist of two numbers. The top number indicates the number of beats in a measure, while the bottom number corresponds to the value of the beat. Most often, you will see 2, 3, 4 or 6 beats per measure. Beats are commonly half notes (the bottom number of the meter signature is “2”) or quarter notes (“4”) (the bottom number of the meter signature is “4”).
Here are a few common examples:
4/4: 4 quarter beats per measure
3/4: 3 quarter beats per measure
2/2: 2 half notes per measure
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Learn Guitar in 21 Days
Learn Guitar in 21 Days will teach you all you need to know to play hundreds of your favorite songs on guitar with 8 simple chords, a few simple strums and a basic understanding of how music works.
Thousands of popular songs can be played with 8 simple chords or less. Simply learn the A chord, D chord and E chord and you’ll be able to play hundreds of blues, folk and rock songs. Play your favorite songs on guitar with this 21 day guitar lessons dvd course.
Price: $19.95 
Free Video Guitar Lesson:
Learn Guitar in 21 Days. Free video feature 5 awesome lessons from the guitar dvd.
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Features:
• Picture-In-Picture Video Instruction
• Tab and Notation
• Power Tab
• Practice Rhythm Tracks
• Printed Manual
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50 Rock Guitar Licks
50 Rock Guitar Licks You Must Know covers everything from intervals and sweep picking to classical riffs and whammy-bar workouts. In this Dvd guitar lesson Chris Buono breaks down advanced concepts into versatile, easy to apply licks that you can use in almost any rock setting. You will learn note targeting, pinch harmonics control, moving between major and minor tonalities, soloing in the upper registers along with three note per string concepts, tremolo picking, open position riffs, sweep picking, hybrid picking, double stops and how to incorporate exotic scales as well as style specific riffs in practically any rock genre.
Price: $24.95
Free Video Guitar Lesson:
Chris Buono teaches 50 Rock Guitar Licks You Must Know. Free video feature 5 awesome licks from the guitar dvd.
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Learn these 50 rock guitar licks and you will have the insight and chops to tear it up within any rock style, from blues to metal, classic to contemporary and everything in between.
Guitar DVD Features:
• Picture-In-Picture Video Instruction
• Tab and Notation
• Power Tab
• Practice Rhythm Tracks
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