Curious about how to actually make it as a studio guitarist?
Have hopes of making guitar playing your living?
Not sure how to start your professional guitar career?
Do you dream of getting out of that damn cubicle and into the recording studio and on stage…..and actually get paid for it?
Tired of reading long lists of questions?
Of course you are/do!
GuitarPlayerZen.com is really excited to announce the launch of its audio interview series, Studio Guitar Secrets: Pro Interview Series– How to Make Guitar Your Career.
After interviewing some of the top studio and session guitarists in the country from cities such as Los Angeles, New York, Nashville, Pennsylvania, etc. we put together this audio series to help educate aspiring professional guitar players on what they need to know if they want to make guitar their careers.
This information goes way beyond tips about playing and into the realm of networking, what kind of gear you need, what skills and tricks you need to know to be successful, and what separates the wannabes from the actual pros.
Stay tuned for the launch, which is scheduled for Jan. 1, 2009 to get your News Years resolution of taking your guitar playing to the next level started off right.
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Thanks guys!
-Jeff
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6 responses so far ↓
1 JB // Dec 17, 2008 at 2:27 pm
Erm,it tends to be a bit redundant as a topic but,it has something appealing.
I got friends who are no Satch,Metheny or SRV,but who know everything about that.first of them,Jonas Kjellgren,guitarist for the band Scar Symmetry and producer.
This man should be the next featured artist of the week on GPZ.
If you want,hit me up and i’ll give you his contact data.
2 Chris // Dec 17, 2008 at 3:00 pm
Looks interesting
3 Stratoblogster // Dec 17, 2008 at 6:05 pm
I don’t think studio is enough. I need something more like 3 bedroom guitar secrets!
Merry Ho! Ho!
4 JB // Dec 18, 2008 at 10:47 am
Yep,studio is nice but it ain’t everything.
People who suck on stage often end up in crappy studios…
So get reknown on stage first,then enter the studio.
Oh,do what you want afterall.it’s your life.
Studio is good enough for me as a producer.
Blah.
5 Jeff // Dec 18, 2008 at 11:49 am
Yeah there are definite differences to playing in the studio and playing live. These guys are doing both. Some mostly studio, some mostly stage. Basically this is more focused on how to be a professional guitar player. The studio part of it is just one important aspect, and one where a lot of professional guitar players succeed in. There will always be a demand for talented guitar players who can deliver in a studio environment, even if major studios are decreasing. People want their songs to sound good!
6 Jeff // Dec 18, 2008 at 11:51 am
Also, we decided to go more towards the studio route because it seems more mystical and more unsure of how to go about getting into it. It’s always easier to try and get a live gig. But this series will be very helpful to anyone wanting to take that next step with their guitar playing!
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