Ontario, Canada — ASK Video Interactive Media, a leading creator of video tutorials on DVD, announces Monster Guitar Method, a 5 volume DVD course covering all levels of rock guitar instruction. Each volume is sold separately so players can tailor their instruction to their current skill level while ASK Video offers a 10% discount on the purchase of all five. ASK brings you more than 15 years of teaching experience in John Maurice Doyle, who applies his tried and true techniques used in his professional life as an in-demand player, instructor, and music coach. Doyle’s easy-going style makes learning fast and fun. Any chapter on any DVD can be easily referenced for refreshing your chops or finding topics you need work on. Five volumes combine to make up a comprehensive guitar course with more than 11 hours of video and audio instruction on DVDs and the accompanying jam-along CDs.

In Volumes 1 and 2, Doyle starts at the beginning, taking no shortcuts in presenting the foundation for solid guitar playing. Notes, scales, chords, progressions, and emphasis on right and left hand technique comprise Volume 1. Volume 2 adds transposition, rhythm and leads playing, harmony, Blues licks, Funk rhythms and builds on technique with hammer-ons and pull-offs.

Monster Guitar Method Volume 3 is geared towards intermediate players, packed with intervals, building scales (scale spelling) and advancing scales (harmonic minor, major pentatonic). It will show you how to progress beyond bar chords using triads like Jimmy Page, Joe Walsh, Pete Townshend, Jimi Hendrix, Dave Grohl, Billy Corgan and many more. Volume 3 introduces more options for songwriting such as arpeggios, and inversions.

Volumes 4 and 5 complete the transition to Monster Guitar Player with advanced topics and techniques. Volume 4 is another great DVD for songwriters covering advanced chord harmony, chord building, Circle of Fifths, key signatures, and polyrhythm. Volume 5 completes the transition to Monster Guitar Player with Modes; essential tools to be able to jam and write many styles of music in any key.

Monster Guitar Method DVD’s are designed to be used by any level of guitar player, or as a comprehensive course from beginning to end. Examples and backing tracks on the accompanying jam-along CD allow you to put into practice what you learn from the DVD video lessons.

Pricing and Availability:
Monster Guitar Method DVD Volumes 1 thought 5 are available for $29.99 per volume or $134.95 for the complete set (a savings of 10%). Ordering information and video examples are available at www.askvideo.com.

Requirements:
DVD player required for NTSC DVD. CD player required for CD.

About John Maurice Doyle
John Maurice Doyle has been teaching guitar and music for over 15 years and is one of the most in-demand guitar instructors and performance coaches in Los Angeles. His clients have included international rock stars, pro artists, Emmy award winning actors, TV and film stars, Hollywood movie producers, record producers and thousands of people just like you. John is also an elite peak performance coach for musicians, helping them create breakthroughs and overcome obstacles such as performance anxiety, writer’s block, and poor technique which could lead to carpal tunnel syndrome or tendinitis and many other challenges that musicians face every day.

About ASK Video
ASK Video Interactive Media is a professional audio/video company based in Ontario, Canada. Well versed in today’s cutting edge technology, ASK Video uses high quality video and audio to bring a rich and inviting learning experience to digital audio and video customers around the world through interactive video DVD’s. ASK Video also provides professional audio services from their state-of-the-art studio facility as well as professional video services complete with on-site shooting, editing, and post-production.

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