(Guitar Educational). This convenient reference features easy-to-read diagrams of the most commonly used chords; including 30 chord qualities for each root note for a total of more than 350 chords. Includes an interesting introduction on the history of the 7-string guitar; a handy diagram of the complete 7-string fingerboard; basic chord theory; 7-string guitar tab manuscript paper; and notes explaining how to use the book. Covers all styles of music.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful. The landscape is littered with College grads who are 6 figures in debtBy CustomerThere are pluses and minuses to this book. Alot of what is in this book is fairly standard common sensical stuff. Networking in people is repeated often. Which is true in just about any field not specifically this one. The author talks about pitching ideas mainly; maybe sometimes going to effort to produce a short animationThe big negative and gripe I have with the author. Is he repeatedly talks about getting a College degree in order to get into this field. Which I find odd since he also advocates use of outsourcing to produce the animations. I personally know of 3 people who are 6 figures in debt and not working in animation.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Not bad but not Great eitherBy MargaritaThat Samurai Jack cover is a bit misleading since I didnt see it mentioned once in there.We had this for a Major Seminar class.No one seemed to gain some profound knowledge from it; and most things where things you could come to using logic.If however you are a freshman/ sophomore animator ; some of these things may be helpful.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Interesting view on animationBy karebearkarolinaIf not a bit outdated this is still a good and interesting read. The animation world has changed a lot since this book was written.
