The EMedia-Guitar Method is: 155 step-by-step lessons on the basics of playing chords and melodies on the guitar. Learn about fingerpicking and other techniques with video demonstrations and exercises can be heard using MIDI or audio files. It has a digital metronome, tuner, and chord dictionary. Emedia guitar methods are based around learning songs which makes learning the guitar more fun. Over 70 songs are included. The Emedia-Intermediate Guitar Method offers 175 step by step lessons which take your playing beyond playing basic chords and melodies to better control over your fretboard. Video demonstrations show techniques such as bends, vibrato and slides. Also covers Intervals, scales and basic improvisation so you'll be playing solos and barre chords before you know it. You can slow down audio tracks and even record yourself to measure your progress.

There's no faster way to get your ideas into print than with Sibelius Software's G7. Designed by guitarists for guitarists, G7 has a sleek, easy-to-use interface that lets you scan music, download standard MIDI files from the net, enter notes in real- or step-time with MIDI keyboard or guitar synthesizer and then turn it into sheet music and guitar tabulature. Listen and playback with bends, slides and other TAB features. Slow down written solos and learn them note for note. G7 has a virtual fretboard so you can watch the position the note is played in for more accuracy. Compose with your mouse and computer keyboard, then post your songs on the internet at SibeliusMusic.com. There are tons of notes, chord symbols, time signatures, slurs ties and more in the notation library: bend, pre-bend, slide, hammer-on, pull-off, whammy bar scoop/dip/dive bomb and return guitar TABs instantly, creating and playing music. All this and a complete A-Z guide to guitars, techniques and music styles along with audio examples, music and helpful illustrations. G7 also makes a great guitar lab tool for all of those fledgling guitar classes so you can distribute lessons and print them out quickly and easily. Teachers and pros know that Sibelius is the word in notation.