Hey Reader
Lots of exciting things happening for guitarists at the moment. New products coming out with the new year and updates for other gear.
One of them was the long awaited 2.0.0 update for the Quad Cortex, which is great. Check out some of the highlights here:
Here's also the latest Jazz Blues jam track. This is in the key of E and has lots of fun ii V I turnarounds. Here's the jam track and some ideas to try out.
And finally, just in case youi missed it, the triads course is still up on Teachable at a special launch price of $4 instead of the usual $17
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Hope you have fun, and thanks, as ever, for being part of the community.
Sam
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