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Don't be afraid of your electric and acoustic guitar's truss rod – we'll show you how to adjust it
By Rob Laing published
Changing your neck curvature is not some mystic art, but it can make a lot of difference to your guitar and how playable its neck is

Ditch the loops and build your own trip-hop beat
By Jon Musgrave published
If you’re after crispness and definition, processing loops has its limitations

How to understand key signatures
By Roland Schmidt published
“The way that sharps and flats are organised is far from random or chaotic”

"The importance of scales cannot be understated": How to easily grasp scale theory
By Roland Schmidt published
How to get a handle on scale theory

How to create satisfying lo-fi chords and progressions
By Jon Musgrave published
Think smart and consider the underlying theory of your lo-fi arrangement

How to understand rhythm when reading music
By Roland Schmidt published
Establishing rhythm in your sheet music is just as important as dictating pitch

“What you’re about to play should be influenced by what you just played”: Greg Koch's tips for better solos
By Amit Sharma published
He says: “The main things I work on are vibrato, bends and phrasing”

10 ways to create lo-fi sounds in your DAW
By Jon Musgrave published
Sure-fire methods for adding some soothing space and vintage texture to your lo-fi tracks
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