I agree, if you like the sound go for it. Use 9s. I am a heavy string player. The 9s always seemed to me skinny sounding.

The thickness of the pick you are using is a matter of personal taste. The general rule is that you use thin picks for strumming and harder picks for ...

I have a lesson on diminished arpeggios on my site. Check it out.

Try out some sites on the web. There are full of information. The difficult thing is to decide where to start. If you want, have a look at my site:

I have the chord sequence D-C-Bflat. My guitar teacher showed me how to play scales over them as they are not in the same key. BUT i cant remember the...

So I got a chord which consist of ACG= 1b3b7 = AHalfDim OR Am.Which is it? I think that this is not a chord. This is a chord voicing. Am chord consis...

First of all.Let's see the notes of C Lydian.C-D-E-F#-G-A-B1-2-3-#4-5-6-7C Lydian can work over a C bass, can work over a C Major triad (C-E-G) or CMa...

I believe that the book that can work for you is "Jazz Theory" from Mark Levine. I know that it is "jazz-oriented" but I think that it's a must-read f...

I don't disagree with the other posts, I just want to show you a different "path".I think that its time for you to start thinking in terms of Arpeggio...

Yes, Vertical Improvisation refers to Arpeggios and Horizontal refers to Scale improvisation.