Making Your Musical Resolutions Stick
If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance that one of your personal resolutions is to improve your musical skills, whether by learning a new instrument or taking them to a new level. But as everyone knows, resolutions are much easier to make than to keep. So how do you stay motivated month after month? Here are a few tips:
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As a musician there are many plateaus that you’ll reach, some lasting longer than others. The good news is that if you’re dedicated to improving your skill level and musical knowledge, there are some tried and true ways of moving to higher ground.
Let’s take a look at 11 ways to leave your current music level:
So you’ve got your guitar, new strings, picks and accessories, and now you’re ready to tune your guitar. Below we’ll discuss a few tips to make tuning your guitar a fun and effective ritual to start your sessions off right.
Want to master cool guitar licks and phrases, but aren’t sure where to start? Check out these four tips to help you on your way:
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Have you been looking at your old guitar sitting in the corner again? Maybe one of your New Year’s resolutions was to learn how to play the guitar for real this time.
Update: The Stringdusters won a Grammy for Best Bluegrass Album for "Laws of Gravity". Read below to hear Andy Hall's account of making their most recent album, "Undercover Volume 2"!
It’s blog time again friends! I thought a good topic for this blog would be recording, and more specifically, the somewhat unique way we (The Infamous Stringdusters) recorded our most recent album, Undercover Volume 2.