Guitar Fanatics!

So my guitar nut broke the other day...

 This analogy or concept is based on how the Knight moves on a chess board.

It moves in an 'L' shape.

This L shape will be superimposed on to the 3 NOTES PER STRING SCALE SHAPE to determine the Major Scale chords for a given key.

Knights Move in an L Shape

On a chess board the knight travels:

• 1 square, then rotates 90 degrees and moves a further 2 squares
• 2 squares, then rotates 90 degrees and moves a further 1 square

Students (and parents) now have access to the Members Area.

It's a one-stop-shop for all things FretRoom that relate to the Student:

• Sessions
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• Profile
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• Lesson Files
  • Links to Lesson Files that are mentioned in any Session
• 11th Frets
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Stumbled up on this cool drum machine

https://drumbit.app

Not tried the paid version yet (costs $1.99), but I think you need this to be able to alter the time signature.

To be able to use drum machines you need to be able to count.

Can you count?

There are many ways to find determine what key you are in.

This method uses the minor triad, and assumes you know a little bit about the MAJOR SCALE CHORD FORMULA.