Jason Aaron Wood

One of the surest ways to come up with solid ideas on-the-fly is to follow an clearly established rhythm pattern, and just "fill in" the notes and/or chords.While there are

Still performing little "6-string" sweep arpeggios on your 8-string? Make use of that extra range! For more hands-on, dedicated training for 6-string, 7-string & 8-string guitar, become a patron NOW and

Still performing little "6-string" sweep arpeggios on your 8-string? Make use of that extra range! For more hands-on, dedicated training for 6-string, 7-string & 8-string guitar, become a patron NOW and

Print out the attached PDF as many times as you want and come up with your own patterns using the full-fretboard pattern that's lightly greyed-out in the background!TIPS:Use COLORED PEN/MARKER to circle/outline

Rhythm underlies every aspect of music throughout the world. By basing your practice routine around short rhythmic phrases of a specific length & applying the same formula for note combinations

Enjoy jamming along to this 10+ minute backing drum beat! It's great for:• Accenting• Phrasing• Riff & Solo Writing 

In this free guitar lesson, I'll explain why you should ONLY EVER practice with rhythm in mind and why doing otherwise will short-change you of almost all of the potential

Did you know there are OTHER "Major" and "Minor" scales that you can play INSTEAD of Ionian and Aeolian during Major & Minor chords?

Jason Aaron Wood provides powerful methods and valuable insight into the songwriting process as it's done on incredibly short deadlines, allowing you to write a song within an hour, and