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Session Guitar: Technology Can't Help You Sound Better if Practice Is What You Really Need By Ron Zabrocki published 22 February 12
A Session Guitarist's Secrets and Secret Weapons: Tips on Amps, Mics, iPhones and More By Ron Zabrocki published 23 January 12
Session Guitar: Guidelines on What to Charge Different Clients By Ron Zabrocki published 8 November 11
Session Guitar: Don't Downplay the Importance of Playing Rhythm By Ron Zabrocki published 21 October 11
Session Guitar: A Week in the Life of a Busy Session Guitarist By Ron Zabrocki published 6 October 11
Session Guitar: Learning Lessons From a Total Nightmare Session By Ron Zabrocki published 16 September 11
Less Is More, But Not When It Comes to Tracking Guitar Parts By Ron Zabrocki published 11 August 11 Something you may be surprised to hear is that it is often very common to have as many as 10 to 15 guitar tracks on a single pop/rock song.
