Guitar Emerge

Here's one of our favourite features in the Guitar Emerge Student App — Ear Training! 🎸

Here's how it works:
• Choose your key and difficulty level
• Hit "Play Both" — it plays the root chord first, then a random chord from that key
• Your job is to pick the correct chord from four options

It's a simple, fun way to sharpen your ear, build chord recognition, and track your progress as you improve.

Already a GE student? Find Ear Training inside your app and start training today.
Not yet enrolled? Book a FREE 30-minute trial class at guitaremerge.com/contact — and when you sign up, get a FREE guitar! 🎸

Is the Momose Premium Collection MT-PREMIUM by a collector's dream or a player's guitar?

got his hands on a truly one-of-a-kind piece — only ONE of these was ever made. This boutique Tele-style guitar features premium flame Tochi top, 1 piece Ash body, and a madagascar rosewood fingerboard with quartersawn flame maple neck. The neck pickup is warm and singing clean, and the bridge delivers that classic Tele snap. Whether he's running it clean, through a Jan Ray, or layered with ambient delay — this guitar sounds as stunning as it looks.

Watch the full review here 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJEwUo4kfWg

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Here is Teacher playing Your Name (Chorus Interlude) by

He opens with a single strum and simple triad plucks — holding back to let the song breathe. He steps into the lead line hook, playing the song's signature melody with intention. As the section builds, he fills in underneath the lyrics to echo what the vocalist is singing. He closes strong, returning to full, powerful triads to anchor the music home.

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Here is Teacher Calvin covering the solo to Walk On by (2001)! The solo is centered on both Bm Pentatonic and D Major Scales. A simply melody which uses a hammer on, pull offs, with well placed slides and vibratos that carries the entire solo perfectly! Learn your favourite guitar solos with us today!

Did you know the Guitar Emerge Student App has a built-in backing track generator?

It's called the Chord Progression Builder. Dial in your key, choose your chord sequence, set the tempo, pick a drum pattern — and hit play. You get a fully customised backing track to practise your licks, solos, and rhythm playing over.

Easy to set up, simple to use, and one of the many resources available to every Guitar Emerge student.

Current students — find it inside your app today. Not yet a student? Book a FREE 30-min trial class at guitaremerge.com/contact to discover everything you get access to when you join.

Can one pedal completely transform the Valeton GP-50 by ?

put it to the test — pairing the GP-50's built-in drive tones against the JHS AT+. The GP-50 on its own? Decent. But add the AT+, and the tone gets thicker, more responsive, and genuinely amp-like. Sometimes one pedal changes everything.

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Here is Betty playing Reflector by Planetshakers (2002), a heavy sounding riff with a challenging syncopation technique! It requires good right hand muting technique and sliding of power chords at different sections of the song! Want to understand intricate and difficult parts of your favourite songs? Sign-up for our guitar lessons today!!

Here is Teacher playing Reasons (Last Chorus - Outro Bridge) by 🎸

He opens by doing a unison bend and then moves into octaves with more rhythmic drive before kicking on more gain for the hook, adding power and grit right where the song needs it. He closes out with a lush reverb tremolo picking — a beautiful way to let the bridge breathe and fade. 🔥

Want to learn how to plan your guitar parts for your Sunday services? Sign up for our class now and start levelling up your praise and worship skills today!

Here is Teacher Calvin playing a Jazz Standard, Blues for Alice by Charlie Parker (1951). He is playing a rendition done by Dirk Laukens taken from his coursework.