In episode 79 of the guitar music theory

podcast. Greetings guitar engineers welcome to the guitar music theory podcast I am your host

Desi Cerna and this is my first podcast episode of the new year 2021 so I want to talk about how you can put together a guitar

plan for this year I want to talk about how you can set some goals how you can work on

improving your playing or maybe just having more fun, how you can work

on filling gaps, how you can get yourself out of a rut if you feel like you're in a rut.

I'm going to just talk about some different types of things

that you could study or work on,

or maybe just some different ways that you approach guitar

that enables you to just do more with it, have more fun, and to have something to show for all the work that you put into it.

Now, the very first thing you want to do is make sure that you are enrolled in one of my free courses at my website

guitar music theory.com. Head over to the website, answer the questions I ask you about your

playing and I'll send you free custom video instruction calibrated to your

current level. I'll make sure that you have the specific type of guitar instruction that

you need in order to move forward with your playing here at 2021. So go to

guitar music theory.com to get enrolled in your free course now. You can click on a

link in the podcast show notes. All right, let's dive in.

How about I start by telling you what I'm playing today.

Sometimes I forget to do that and then I stop halfway through explaining something.

I've got my Blues Men vintage guitars sedan, which is basically a stratocaster guitar, and I'm plugged into my Kemper profiling

amplifier and I'm using profiles that are part of a pack called Stu G Arshle and it's a profile of an amp owned by an artist named

Stu G and the M fell off of it it was a marshal and it just said

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