Make The Good Old POWER CHORD Sound Great [Harmony For Rock/Metal players]

Tommaso Zillio

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If Rock and Metal are your styles and you are in search of a new sound, then you are in a pinch.

On one side, you already know about power chords… but they definitely do not sound “new”

On the other side, if you try to expand your music vocabulary, there’s very little out there for Rock/Metal.

Indeed when you try to learn some music theory, you only find stuff about Jazz music or Classical music.

And while Jazz and Classical may be fine styles, neither of them got the ‘sound’ you want for your music.

So what can you do?

Well, how about I show you how you can take power chords and make them sound awesome and new?

Yes, it is still “music theory”, but it’s neither Jazz or Classical… and it applies immediately to the music YOU like.

And if you follow along with what we do in the video, in few minutes your guitar will make sounds that you never played before… and you will like them! ;-)

If you like these ideas, then you will love the ideasI will show you in my Complete Chord Mastery guitar course: the course of harmony that is not for ONE style, but brings together the best of all styles so that you can become an incredibly versatile guitar player.