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* [[Introduction]]
* [[How Stringed Instruments Work]]
=Guitar=
This contains all material related specifically for guitar, including [[Main_Page#Lessons|lessons]], [[Main_Page#Techniques|techniques]], [[Main_Page#Styles|styles]], [[Main_Page#Exercises|exercises]], [[Main_Page#Gear and Setup|gear and setup advice]], and [[Main_Page#Reference|reference]].
 
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== Lessons ==
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=== Beginner Lessons ===
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=== Intermediate Lessons===
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=== Advanced Lessons===
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# [[Solo'ing]]
# [[Extended Chords]]
# [[Advanced Rhythm|Advanced Rhythm - Odd-time SignaturesTime, Syncopation, Polymeter, and Polyrhythm]]# [[Syncopation, Polymeter, and PolyrhythmQuartal Harmony]]
# [[Atonality and Serialism]]
# [[Equal Temperament and , Alternate Tunings]]# [[Quartal Harmony, and Microtonality]]
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=== Technique Lessons ===
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Here are common techniques used when playing guitar. These are technical, not musical. In other words, they are not compositional techniques, but focused on either timbre or efficiency of motion. They allow the guitar to ''sound differently '' or can be used to increase one's ''playing speed'', but they won't help you learn ''which'' notes to play. It is essential to master most of these to ''fully express '' yourself musically.
* [[Touch, Dynamics, and Accents]]
* [[Whammy Bar]]
* [[Tapping]]
* [[Two-Hand Tapping]]
* [[Sweep Picking]]
* [[Slapping]]
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===Technical===
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===Techniques Exercises===
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===Songs, Solos, and Licks===
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* [[Ref: Reading Tab]]
* [[Ref: Reading Chord Charts, Scale Maps, and Strumming Notation]]
* [[Injury|Injuries and Tips to Avoid and Recover from them]]
=== Recommended Resources ===
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Advice on buying/tweaking your gear and setting up your instrument.
 
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* [[Tone]]
* [[Dialing in Distortion Tone]]
* [[Strings]]
* [[Setup/Adjustments]]
* [[Gear Myths and Pitfalls|Myths and Pitfalls]]
 
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=== Buyer's Guides ===
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* [[Choosing a Pick]]
* [[Choosing a Guitar]]
* [[Setup/Adjustments]]
* [[Choosing Pickups]]
** [[Special Pickups]]
* [[Choosing an Amp]]
* [[Choosing a Speaker Cabinet]]
* [[Foot Controllers]]
* [[Choosing Cables]]
 
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=== User Guides ===
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* [[Specific Gear Guides/Advice]]
** [[Kemper Profiling Amp Guide|Kemper ''Profiling Amp'' Guide]]
=== Effects ===
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* [[Types of Effects]]
* [[Effects Ordering/Position]]
* [[Noise Gate]]
* [[Compression]]
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==DAW/Recording==
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* [[Keyboard Macros/Hotkeys]]
* [[Popular Virtual Instruments/Plugins]]
* [[Tracking Audio|Tracking Audio (Comp tracks/Takes)]]
* [[Reamping]]
* [[MIDI]]
* [[Virtual Instruments]]
* [[Tracking MIDI|Tracking MIDI (Quantization)]]
* [[Editing Tracks]]
* [[Automation]]
* [[Tempo]]
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== Sound ==
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These pages discuss the very nature of sound and how we can manipulate it.
* [[Sound]]
* [[Transients]]
* [[Overtones]]
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== Musical Skills ==
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=== Composition ===
* [[Counterpoint]]
* [[Common Song Structures]]
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==Glossary==
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== Wiki ==
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