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Please see the [[Introduction]] for info about me, who these lessons are designed for, and common conventions used throughout this site.{{DISPLAYTITLE:Welcome}}
=Guitar=== Lessons ===== Beginner ===# [[Guitar Parts and Functions]]# [[Holding the Guitar and Pick]]# [[Basic Technique]]# [[Tuning and Harmonics]]# [[Music Theory Basics]]# [[Position]]# [[1st String]]# [[1st and 2nd Strings {{Top- Intervals]]# [[2nd and 3rd Strings]]# [[4th, 5th, and 6th Strings]]# [[C Major in Open Position and Alternate Picking]]# [[C Major Chord]]# [[G Major Chord]]# [[F Major Chord]]# [[E Minor, D Minor, and A Minor Chords]]# [[Music Theory - Diatonic Chord Progressions]]Level Crumbs}}
=== Intermediate ===# Hello, and welcome to '''MeAmBobbo's Guitar and Recording Wiki''' (MAB Wiki). This site is designed to educate and train aspiring as well as accomplished guitarists, so that they can master the instrument. The main content consists of guitar [[B DiminishedContents#Lessons|lessons]]# , [[Other Open String Chords]]Contents# [[Music Theory - Minor KeysExercises|exercises]]# , and [[Harmonic Minor and Augmented Chords]]Contents# [[Barre ChordsReference|quick reference material]]# . However, it also provide general knowledge, guides, and reference materials for [[Suspended Chords]]Contents# [[Circle of FifthsGear and Setup|gear]]# and [[G Major]]Contents# [[5th PositionDAW/Recording|home recording systems]]# (DAW software). Additionally, it covers lots of generalized musical knowledge, including theory (covered in the lessons), [[Scales for all Positions]]Contents# [[CAGED for chordsMusical Skills|musical skills]]# , and the [[CAGED for scales]]Contents# [[7th ChordsSound|nature of sound]]. There's a ''lot'' of content here, and I hope it continues expanding!
=== Styles ===* [[Rock]]* [[Blues]]* [[Funk]]* [[Jazz]]* [[Folk]]* [[Thrash]]* [[Djent]]I am open to everyone's opinions on the quest for ''understanding music, learning how to play the guitar, and finding the perfect tone'' - I want this site to be for the '''guitarist''', not for me. I am keeping this site as open as possible, and I have nothing to promote or gain other than donations, which I only mention on a few of the introductory pages.
=== Techniques ===* [[Legato (HammerI also didn't want to require stringent referencing or have users wary of posting due to stringent editing guidelines. This site isn't a free-on, Pullfor-off)]]* [[Bending]]* [[Vibrato]]* [[Palm Muting]]* [[Artificial Harmonics]]* [[Whammy Bar]]* [[Tapping]]* [[Twoall -Hand Tapping]]* please read the [[Sweep Picking]]* [[Slapping]]* [[Thumping]]* [[Double and Triple Stops]]* [[Finger Picking]]* [[Chicken Pickin]]* [[Pick SlidesSite Conventions]]before editing, but expect much more lax standards than Wikipedia.
== Gear I encourage editing if you find typos and Setup ==* inaccuracies, as well as adding exercises, practice songs, techniques, and advice, (as well as fleshing out existing content) but please read the [[StringsSite Policies]]* and [[Choosing a PickSite Conventions]]* before doing so. Also check out [[Choosing a GuitarWiki Templates]]* for easier editing. Have fun and get your learn on, and if you find yourself appreciating this site, please [[Setup/Adjustments]]* [[Choosing Pickups]]* [[Choosing an Amp]]* [[Choosing Effects]]** [[Compression]]** [[EQ]]** [[Modulation]]** [[Delay]]** [[Reverb]]** [[Pitch Shifting]]** [[Boost]]** [[Distortion]]** [[Noise GateDonate|''consider donating'']]to keep this site ad free and online.
== Reference ==* [[Ref: Common Scales]]* [[Ref: Circle of Fifths]]* [[Ref: Scale Fret Maps for all Major/Natural Minor Keys w/ CAGED breakdown]]* [[Ref: Scale Fret Maps for all Harmonic Minor Keys]]* [[Ref: CAGED Chord Chart for all Major Chords]]* [[Ref: CAGED Chord Chart for all Minor Chords]]* [[Ref: List of Diatonic Chords for all Keys]]* [[Ref: Mega List of Chord FingeringsI purposefully tried to use as much text on this site as possible to make it easy to copy/Voicings]]* [[Ref: Modes]]* [[Ref: Counting Rhythm]]* paste and easily shared over the web, but it obviously should not be sold or have ownership claimed over it. Again, please see the [[Ref: Reading TabSite Policies]]to make sure you do so in a respectful and legal manner.
= Sound =
* [[Transients]]
* [[Overtones]]
* [[Frequency Domain]]
* [[EQ or Filters]]
* [[ADSR and Envelope Filters]]
* [[Mixing]]
* [[Gain-Staging]]
* [[Boosting an Amp/Distortion]]
=DAW/Recording=* [[DAW Basics]]* [[Keyboard Macros/Hotkeys]]* [[Popular Plugins]]* [[Reamping]]* [[Automation]]* [[Synthesizers]]* [[Bounce/Render]] = Wiki Stuff =* [[Site Policies]]* [[Site Conventions]]* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]* [httpCategory://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Formatting Wiki Markup Formatting/Syntax] [[Category:Contents]][[Category:Guitar]][[Category:Lessons]][[Category:Technique]][[Category:Exercises]][[Category:Sound]][[Category:Gear]][[Category:DAW]][[Category:Reference]]
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=== Advanced Why this Wiki? ===# [[Borrowing ChordsI started this effort as a simple way to provide guitar lessons to friends/Notes]]# [[Modes]]# [[Modulation]]# [[Exotic Scales]]# [[Solo'ing]]# [[Extended Chords]]# [[Oddfamily trying to learn the instrument. Then I thought, why not try to document everything I have learned about music? But then I wondered how far I could take this...this site could expand much larger than me. So I made it a wiki -time Signatures]]# [[Syncopation]]# [[Polyrhythm]]I can lay the groundwork, and brighter and more experienced fellow travelers can grow the content until it touches every boundary of the guitar universe.
=== Exercises Getting Started ===* Please see the [[Warmup ExercisesIntroduction]]* [[Basic Technique Exercises]]* [[Advanced Technical Exercises]]* [[Common Scale Exercises]]* [[Position-Shifting Exercises]]* [[String Skipping Exercises]]* for info about me, who these lessons are designed for, and common conventions used throughout this site. [[Arpeggio ExercisesContents|Here is the '''Table of Contents''']]for all pages on this site. It links to every page on this site, including lessons, techniques, styles, exercises, gear advice, scale/chord reference, and more.
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