eMedia Masters of Blues Guitar [PC Download] - Learn at Home

Learn Classic Blues Guitar Songs Note-for-Note the Easy Way Masters of Blues Guitar teaches you how to play blues guitar with 10 original artist recordings of classic blues hits, including “Crossfire” by Stevie Ray Vaughan and “The Thrill is Gone” by B.B. King. These blues standards serve as real world, blues guitar lessons that help you learn blues guitar across multiple styles – from modern blues/rock all the way to blues fingerpicking techniques with their roots in Delta blues guitar. You get original artist audio recordings plus MIDI versions that isolate the guitar part you are learning to allow you to slow it down or speed it up. Note-for-note blues guitar TABs with notation versions allow you to learn blues guitar with complete, accurate transcriptions. Simplified chord-based versions are included to help even beginning students learn blues guitar. eMedia technologies such as the Animated Fretboard, make it easier to learn blues guitar techniques such as string bending, double-stops, and slide guitar positions. Instant Feedback technology even allows you to select notes in the music, play the part on your guitar, and immediately see whether you played the notes correctly.System Requirements:Supported OS: Windows 11 Windows10 Windows 8 Windows 7 Windows Vista Windows XPProcessor Format: 32 bit

• Learn to play blues guitar blistering leads and rhythm guitar parts from original artist, master recordings from Allman Brothers, Robert Cray, Buddy Guy, B. B. King, Freddie King, John Lee Hooker, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, and Johnny Lang.
• Learn at your own pace with the ability to loop any section of a song and slow it down or speed it up for focused practice.
• Note-for-note transcriptions are displayed on eMedia’s Animated Fretboard which shows fingerings, string bends, slides, and even vibrato.
• Includes leads, riffs, and simplified rhythm guitar parts for multiple skill levels and interests.
• Get tips on the individual artists' styles with blues scales, tunings, chord voicings, and fingering choices.