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Included: Software, Metronom, Guitar-Tuner, 148 videos……..Jamorama – Chapter by Chapter!This is what you’ll get in the Jamorama guitar course – chapter by chapter. As you can see, Jamorama takes you from being an absolute beginner right through to playing some of the most advanced guitar techniques around!Book one – BeginnersIntroduction – The guitar itself, and how to correctly hold and play the guitar.Lesson 1 –The string names, tuning, guitar TAB and your first two chords on the guitar (the A major open chord and the D major open chord).Lesson 2 –How to read and write tab and we jam using the two chords you have just learned. Lesson 3 –Basic music theory and the Jayde Musica game, more work with a jam track and some single notes on the first and second strings. Lesson 4 – The E major chord, the first three notes on the third string, and beginning music notation. Lesson 5 –Two new chords and notes on the fourth string, Jam track 5 and single notes played in a Dance or Drum’n’Bass style.Lesson 6 – Three notes on the fifth string, using minor and major chords, chord progressions and ‘turnaround’ progressions. Lesson 7 – The eighth note rhythm pattern, your first barre chord, the F major chord and the Chromatic scale. Lesson 8 –Moving between chords, the Dominant 7 chords and single note playing in a Jazz style. Lesson 9 – Silent strokes and consecutive upstrokes ON the beat and OFF the beat. Lesson 10 – More on dominant chords, different chord shapes changing the strum pattern to add variety to a repeating chord progression. Lesson 11 –The B7 chord and Blues in the key of C major. Lesson 12 – The Chromatic scale in the first position, accidentals, the notes in the first position and Bass note picking. Lesson 13 – 3/4 time, different strum patterns and Bass note playing. Lesson 14 – The suspended chord and the Major scale. Lesson 15 – The suspended (sus) 2 chord used with a jam track.Book two – IntermediateLesson 1 – More minor chords, 3/4 timing and bass note runs.Lesson 2 – The Major seventh chord and sixteenth note rhythm.Lesson 3 – Adding the major seventh note to a major 7th chord and sixteenth note rhythms.Lesson 4 – The B minor chord in open position, understanding and using the Eighth note triplet strum and the triplet rhythm.Lesson 5 – Major 6 chords and the A major scale.Lesson 6 – Barre chords, variations and the ‘sliding Barre chord’ technique.Lesson 7 – Percussive strumming.Lesson 8 – The Minor Root 6 Barre chord, theory and the use of open chords and Barre chords.Lesson 9 – ‘Key Signatures’ and theoryLesson 10 – The Dominant 7 barre chord and ‘Music Rests’,Lesson 11 – Strum hand deadening or ‘Palm muting’ and Fret hand deadening.Lesson 12 – Root 5 Barre chord and staccato strumming.Lesson 13 – 12 bar blues chord progression.esson 14 – Root 5 minor barre chords, chord voicings all over the fret board and a third Blues pattern.Lesson 15 – Palm muting.Lesson 16 – Advanced Palm muting and Staccato strums.Lesson 17 – Root 5 dominant 7 Barre chord and jam with the Blues in the key of D.Lesson 18 – Reggae strum and shifting the strong beats from beat 1 and 3 to beat 2 and 4.Lesson 19 – The Minor scale, finger dexterity and playing single note melodies.Lesson 20 – Minor 7 th intervals, the minor 7 th chord, open chords and barre chords.Lesson 21 – Major 6 Barre chords in root 6 and root 5 positions.Lesson 22 – The Power chord, palm muting and a number of different strum patterns.Lesson 23 – Adding accents and compound time.Lesson 24 – Unusual chords made by modifying different notes in an existingLesson 25 – Suspending root 6 and root 5 barre chords and transposing to different keys, with or without a capo.Lesson 26 – The Root 6 and root 5 major 7th barre chord and a variety of chord voicings let you to create unique chordal tones and spice up chord progressions.Lesson 27 – More on the Dominant 7th chord and the ninth chord.Lesson 28 – Diminished chords and the root 4 moveable shapes.Lesson 29 – Augmented chords.