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Planning To Saturate The Instrumental Rock Scene
Seductively Corrosive Solo Guitar
Honky-Tonk, Blues & Big Guitar
Fingerstyle Acoustic...And More!
Sharing His Inspiration - With A Guitar
High Energy Rock Guitar
McAvinchey signs off on the popular series; what will the future bring.
A no-holds-barred look at a common problem between band members.
Insightful thoughts on the precious gift of music from one of today`s hottest guitarists.
You don`t have to be a shredding, virtuoso guitar player to learn proper phrasing, and your solos will stand out from the pack.
But even with my success in Belgium, it was impossible to get any industry support/interest generated. It was then the time of Kurt Cobain and friends, people like Tony MacAlpine and Greg Howe weren`t having any luck, what hope was there for me? Releasing my own CD seemed like the only answer.
Post-Apocalyptic Acoustic Fingerstyle
Life Experience Drives Smooth Jazz Release
Displaying An Affection For Jazz Guitar Instrumentals
Acoustic Guitar With An Edge
Accessible Amalgam Of Instrumental Rock, Funk & Fusion
Trance Ambience For Horizontal & Vertical Bass
Do you have MP3 music files in your future? Christopher Knab is here to give you some really great reasons why you should.
How is your timing? Are you about to lose your gig because you always rush the beat? Kevin Slack has an exercise which will help you determine where you stand.
Except for distribution, I`ve always made out better doing it myself using investor money then any contracts I`ve been offered. I have a "go in the studio and play" mentality. I don`t overdub, and I usually only do two or three takes for each piece. I make sure when I go in, I`m ready! So my costs are embarressingly low!
I like to take another artist`s song and vision and take it to another level. My experience with Fourth Estate, as well as contributing to many other projects and playing in countless cover bands, gives me a broad perspective in which to approach working with a variety of different artists. I am also very picky about sounds and tones and I think that translates in most of the projects I`ve produced.
Melodic, Challenging, Romantic, Fiery
Belgian Guitarist Rips On Instrumental CD
Dark, Moody Pop Meets Neo-Progressive Music
Aggressive Yet Attractively Melodic Rock
Swiss Guitarist Plans Instrumental CD
Guitarist From The Future
Melodic Instrumentals From Italy
Getting ready for major or minor distribution? Christopher Knab explains the form and function of the distributor one sheet
Years of teaching at GIT have taught Joe a thing or three about structuring a solo. No need to travel to Hollywood, we`ve got the lesson right here.
The guitarist on "Twins" offers the first installment on going beyond the flat pick.
G9er Will Landrum is here to help when you seem to be fresh out of ideas.
Maximum Guitar Synth
Danish Guitar Hero Releases Instrumental CD
Conquering The World Of Melodic Instrumental Guitar
Electronica Meets Driving Instrumental Guitar
Solo Guitarist Explores Jazz, Classical, Modern & World Music
Instrumental Rock Addict Eyes Studio Career
Malmsteen, Angelo, Stump -- Take Cover!
Think you know your audience? Christopher Knab is here to make sure you take a closer look.
One of our most requested column topics is being addressed by Tonya Rae, who has sent out more than a press kit or two.
Not just "Orange" barcodes, but real, honest-to-goodness UPCs. Take it from Joe.