Archives: Resources
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Treasure Chest
Yes, pirates can play instruments. But watch out or they will steal your treasure. To unlock the treasure chest you need to be a pirate and a musician. Play the riff or chord to open up the chest.
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The Dice Game
Keep it simple and take a chance. can’t figure out how many times to practice? Try rolling a 20-sided dice.
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String Fighter
Let your guard down for one second and it could be your last. Fight to the death (of your character) Roll a dice, strengthen your guy, and destroy your opponent in a game of string fighter.
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Spider Game
Gaining pick control takes a lot of work. The spider game helps develop the skills to move effortlessly around the fretboard and gain more control.
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Rhythm Game
When you listen to music do you tap your feet? You are already on your way to understanding rhythm. Learn to internalize rhythm by hearing and feeling it and your journey to a great groove is on its way.
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Lives Game
Playing an instrument might save your life. In this game, you are given the life you are given and must play to keep it. Be careful not to mess up because you might lose one of your lives.
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Crawly Fingers
Crawl your way to finger strength and flexibility! This game is designed to help you with the basics of finger control in a fun way. Play by yourself or with a friend and you are on your way to finger control.
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Singing And Playing
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Singing and playing at the same time is hard. The secret is to learn how to tap your foot.
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Time Signature
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Changing the rhythmic structure helps give a new perspective on music. Time signatures are a great way to categorize the feel that makes your body groove.