Can you remember every song? Every pitch, chord, scale? Every lyric and song form?
Me neither. That's why we write down stuff. Below are blank pages for the most common ways to write down music. Formatted for print out!
I've also included a brief description of some ways you can use each.
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This book gives you two vital things for your music practice: a thought process, and a record keeping tool.
A regular habit of playing your music, with simple forethought and directed effort; this is the only thing separating a beginning player from your musical heroes.
Get this FREE GUIDE: How to think about and plan practicing your instrument How to track your effort and learn from your own learning
Great for accomplished players, NECESSARY for BEGINNERS
More specific than the yearly Practice Book, this template gently guides you through planning your practice effectively. Learn to think like a musician by utilizing the practice topics and detailed instructions. Think of it as your musical personal trainer . . . in a PDF!
Lead Sheets are a mainstay for musicians writing down songs. My version gives you a template to use and some thoughts and procedures to help you through learning your songs.
I always felt lead sheets needed more information and more structure for folks to easily figure out how to write their music down. So I made these. They were better, Super, if you will, so I made a pun on the famous Marshall amp.
If the DOCX file type doesn't work for you, write me and I'll format so you can use this.
The best chord charts and neck charts on the planet!
Clear and accurate, providing beginners charts that are visually helpful for learning and remembering chords, scales and more. Awesome features which help beginners get a solid visual image of how their instrument works:
*Show string thickness
*Show fret markers and nuts where needed
*Realistic proportions to help your visual understanding of the fretboard
*Large enough to draw on with either a pdf editor or printed out and using a pencil
*Neck Charts! Not as common as chord charts, these things can help you learn every inch of the fretboard!
Plus they are beautiful, thanks to the brilliant Songdog graphics department!
