Music & Instruments: Page 79

Learn to play "Day Tripper" by the Beatles on guitar with Eric Olson.

Eric Olson goes over the use of the 12 Bar Blues In E. Need to know E7, A7, And B7 chords before starting.

This is a video series of a heavy metal screaming lesson. The basics are explained and then you learn how to scream properly without hurting yourself. Learn how to breathe, exercise and stretch, scream when speaking, how to actually scream, and finally finding your pitch.

Learn how to play B-flat blues beats on harmonica using the 4 hole added variant on the "blue third"

Adam Gussow discusses the "machine language" of the blues harmonica and deconstructs a rhythm by Sonny Terry.

Adam Gussow teaches how to combine the 2 hole draw with chord rhythms using lip pursing and tongue blocking techniques.

Learn how to play strong, clear single notes. Also covers vibrato.

This shows you how to extract vocals from a song to create an acapella version using inversions. You need the full version of the song as well as an instrumental one.

Teach yourself how to play "Knockin On Heaven's Door" by Bob Dylan with this guitar lesson video.

This has a bit of explanation on volume and airflow for the most effective metal rock vocal scream performance.

This video gives you a little more detail on using your diaphragm to scream as to not hurt your voice, but keep your vocals hardcore.

This guitar lesson shows you how to play a guitar in open tuning, and tune a guitar to open"C".

In this video Geoff Hohwald teaches you how to play "Blackberry Blossom" on the banjo.

Sooner or later you're going to break a mandolin string and you'll need to know how to change them. This free lesson by Brad Laird will walk you through the process so you'll be more prepared when that time comes.

Bobby Crispy teaches you how to play "Crazy Train" by Ozzy Osbourne on the guitar.

Bobby Crispy introduces you in this video to bar chords.

This lesson is an introduction to the rock/blues scale, or pentatonic, and how to play it in a few different positions on the guitar.

This guitar lesson is for guitar players that want to learn the basic jazz chords, and some tips to play more "jazzy".

Insipired by Harlan Hogan's Porta-booth, here's a video showing you how you can get a great sound booth that fits in your suit case and goes anywhere. The video shows you how to build the booth and a convenient way to pack it for travel. Details on where to get the parts are here at our creator site.

Learn the basic beat patterns for beatboxing over this short video. Once you've learned the basic beat box sounds here are a few tips on how to put them into some well-known beat patterns.

Cowboy and yodeler Wylie Gustafson spends some time talking with Spokesman Review and discussing cowboy yodeling techniques.

Want to mix and scratch like a professional DJ? To be a good DJ you need to understand the concepts of mixing tracks, adding cool effects, and of course you need a good sense of rhythm to line up the beats. This how to video explains how you can use the roll feature on the DJM-800 mixer. This feature basically samples music. Watch this DJ tutorial and you can learn how to use the roll feature on the DJM-800 mixer.

Learn how to play Jimmy Page's guitar solo from 'What is and What Should Never Be' by Led Zeppelin.

Learn how to play rock and blues solos on the guitar. Great for beginners.

Learn how to play extremely fast runs on the electric guitar.

This video teaches the basics of beginner trumpet

This video teaches a beginning flute lesson.

This video teaches the basics of beginning saxophone.

This video is for those who are either at an advanced skill level or have practiced video number two in this series a few times.

The Chapman stick, or the tapstick, has the strings of a electric guitar and bass on one fretboard so you can play rhythm and melodies at the same time, one with each hand.

Setting out your mix in advance on paper will improve your set and make it sound more professional.

No need to think all you have to do is just play house all night. In a mobile environment you will be asked to play all styles for all ages all night.

So you play house and the other dj before you is playing soul for example. How do you go from the one genre to the other. In this video i give you a few ideas.

In this video I will show you by using the bass, mid and top in the mix you can take a mix to the next level. Points to remember:Try to not let the LED's go into the red, try to not have too much bass as this can seriously take away the feel of the actual mix and remember to get the eq( bass, mid and top) on the toon that is finally playing after the mix to be as close to 12 o clock as possible.

Pioneer DJM-700 mixer - In this video i give you a small demo of the Crush fx. Remember with any mixer it's always a good idea to use the fx in small doses as opposed to all the time.

A look at the movements needed to do the crab scratch on a vinyl turntable for the DJ/ Turntabalist.

In this video I show you the basics of how a DJ/producer will re-mix a song/tune.

In this video i give you a small insight into the roll feature on the DJM-700 DJ mixer.

The six stroke roll is a fun rudiment that is a combination of the single and double stroke rolls. It starts with two double strokes, then adds two single strokes at half the tempo.

The single stroke roll is the most common drum rudiment used on the drum set. It doesn't matter if you are new to the drums, or if you have been playing for years, the single stroke roll is absolutely essential.