[Soopahmahn]

Troy's offering up some free video lessons in a "digital magazine" format. Sign up and you should get one issue e-mailed to you every month.

http://stetina.com/

This is part of the confirmation I got when I signed up, which seems to include the first set of lessons (so I guess you get a bunch at once).

"The magazine is FREE and will remain FREE. Our first issue features lesson columns by:

• Mark Tremonti (Creed/Alter Bridge) shows you his favorite legato patterns, and his opening legato lick on "Burn" (on Troy's new Second Soul album).
• Michael Angelo Batio ("World's fastest guitarist" by Guitar World Magazine) shows you some of his favorite cyclic patterns for building picking speed.
• Dave Celentano (author, Centerstream Publishing) shows you some tasty classical arpeggated progressions from Bach's youngest protege.
• Jamie Andreas (author, Guitar Principles) shows why so many of you still suck at guitar, even though you practice, and how to fix this!
• Anthony Arroyo (guitarist, teacher of the Troy Stetina Series) shows you how to use anchor chords to navigate the neck more easily.
• Dale Turner (solo guitar artist, teacher and veteran guitar magazine columnist) shows you some chicken picking licks for rockers.
• Jason Vearing (guitarist, teacher and developer of Riff Axelerator software) shows you a lesson breakdown of an advanced lick from Troy's solo to "Deceiver" from the new Second Soul album, and how to build variations of this to make your own licks.
• Chris Buono (crazy guitar dude from GuitarOne magazine) shows you how to take blues a step further than more rockers ever dare to go.
• Don Parkhurst (teacher, rock-lessons.com) tells you how to structure your practice routine to get more out of yourself.
• Francesco Artusato (metal guitarist for All Shall Perish and solo artist) shows you some "outside the box" fusion licks, and explores ways to combine these lines.
• Jimmy Kane (Director of Hunts Annex Music School) shows you how to pull diminished lines out of the blues scale, to get extra dark and twisted sounds.
• German Schauss (Berlkee graduate now teaching at Los Angeles Music Academy) offers guidance to demystify the process of gaining sweep picking control.

I may or may not take lessons from Jimmy Kane.

 

[MetalJim]

Awesome! I signed up.

 

[Soopahmahn]

I haven't received my confirmation link yet. :spock: Did you?

 

[F1Filter]

Signed up back when it was first announced on his YouTube account. Got my confirmation link back on the 14th. But still haven't received anything yet.

I guess he's just going to bulk e-mail out a link for the newsletter? :scratch:

 

[Jsb515]

no confirmation link yet..

 

[Soopahmahn]

I emailed the webmaster.

 

[Drew]

Hey, that's pretty damned cool!

 

[Soopahmahn]

:lol: Unless Troy Stetina has a webmaster named Troy, the man himself quickly replied to my email:

they are fixing it now. no one should have to sign up again... the pending confirmation messages just got held up and should be going out all at once in a few minutes.

thanks for letting me know!

Troy

 

[MetalJim]

I haven't received my confirmation link yet. :spock: Did you?

I just now got it.

 

[Drew]

Just signed up, myself. :yesway:

 

[Jsb515]

yep got mine

 

[abt]

Cool. Thanks! I signed up, got confirmation but no mag.

 

[Soopahmahn]

1st issue is not yet published - I believe it's coming soon but don't know any more details.

 

[abt]

Thanks. Looking forward to it.

 

[Jsb515]

Oct 1 is first issue.

 

[F1Filter]

Oct 1 is first issue.

Received first issue today :yesway:. Lots of good stuff in here.

 

[Soopahmahn]

^ Indeed. If anyone ever has questions about the Jimmy Kane segments, feel free to ask.

 

[Jsb515]

yeah this first issue is great stuff.