The Villa-Lobos Effect: I stole this idea from a famous guitar composer
As you're learning how to make your own guitar arrangements or compositions, and find yourself repeating the same melody over and over - you need to use creative variations to keep the melody interesting. Today, I'm showing you a really cool variation effect you can use that's inspired by the great classical guitar composer Heitor Villa-Lobos and his Prelude No. 1.
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