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The whammy bar is a magical device for bending strings; Carl Verheyen shows 6 stunning licks and riffs for you to learn
Verheyen said Beck's album "made me realize it would be nice to know what intervals would happen when I pulled on the bar”
Amplifying your acoustic? Here's how to get the best sound using two signal paths
With one signal path for true acoustic tone and another for effects, you'll have maximum control over your live sound
"That's where you control your tone." Sue Foley's five game-changing blues guitar tips
A Grammy nominee for her latest album, 'One Guitar Woman,' Foley offers essential advice for electric and acoustic blues players
"I realized there was something in them very appealing to the listener. It's a richer sound." George Benson shows how he uses octaves in this lesson from Guitar Player's August 1976 issue
Learn the alternate tunings and percussive guitar style of Ani DiFranco in our audio lesson
We've distilled the essential elements of this unique acoustic trailblazer into eight informative examples
“For acoustic guitarists, two pickup signals are better than one.” Getting the best acoustic guitar tone from an amp is within your reach. Try these tips.
If you're using only one channel of your two-channel acoustic amp, you're missing out
Seven things guitar players do wrong — according to professional bassists and drummers
From volume control to tone and rhythm — every guitarist can up their game with these tips from the people who work with them
From his "Beat It" funk-rock riff to his "Rosanna" solo trick — learn the top 10 techniques behind Steve Lukather's virtuoso style
Guitar Player dissects the moves behind everyone's go-to session player
