In episode 94 of the guitar music theory podcast I answer questions about using fretboard theory alternate picking minor caged forms plus how to get good sustain putting a pedal board in front of a Kemper profiling amplifier, and more. Greetings guitar engineers. guitar engineers.

Welcome to the guitar music theory podcast.

I am your host Desi Cerna and today I have another Q&A session.

I've got some great questions to answer including ones about using fretboard theory,

alternate picking, minor caged course. including ones about using fretboard theory,

alternate picking, minor caged cord forms,

how to jump into key instantly in any position,

plus questions on getting good sustain out of your amp,

putting a pedalboard in front of a camper profiling

amplifier. Heck, I even have a question about how to play guitar after losing a finger.

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You can click on the link in the podcast show notes. All right, let's do.

All right, let's dive in. Today I'm using my Paul Reed Smith D.G.T.

guitar, I have Seymour Duncan APH1 pickups in it.

I'm playing through my Kemper profiling amplifier.

I'm currently using amp profiles of a 1968 Marshall

Super lead. Don't know how much playing I'll be doing today.

Maybe I'll switch guitars or ramps, we'll see, but that's what I've got on hand

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