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Jack's Guitar Trax

@JacksGuitarTraxTracked since May 2026

Observed Aug 12, 2026 · stalePublic earnings

creating Music videos for guitar lessons..

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Identity, tiers, posts, and visible counts come from the latest public Patreon observation. Growth compares available public snapshots. Revenue is labeled observed only when Patreon exposes it; otherwise it is modeled from public membership and tier signals.

Paid members
6
0% · 30 days
Total audience
19
incl. free followers
Observed monthly earnings
$40
Starting price
$5/mo
2 membership tiers
Membership tiers

Where the 19 observed tier members sit

$068.4%$531.6%

Largest observed tier is $0 Free— the bar only uses public tier patron counts.

$0/moFree1368.4% of observed tier members
$5/moSupport the Channel!631.6% of observed tier members
Growth signals — Jack's Guitar Trax
0%

6 paid members · past 30 days

Membership
665
May 202615 weeks trackedNow
Jack's Guitar Trax6 members · $40/mo

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Where Jack's Guitar Trax ranks

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What they publish

Recent posts

8Profile posts0 postsLast month0%Members-only

Previews available for 13 of 8 posts

Article Latest postPublicOur first livestream!

Still getting used to this format but it was a fun hour of guitars and gear!

Mar 17, 2020 0 likes 0 comments
Dressing up your Minor Pentatonic with Modal "Extractions"This week's lesson is on how we can extract the "money notes" out of each mode or scale and apply them to your already existing minor pentatonic vocabulary.ArticleMar 17, 2020Public 0 0Making the Minor Pentatonic Scale more Bluesy!Mar 8, 2020 View post This week's video!ArticleMar 8, 2020Public 0 0The first lesson video on our channel!Mar 1, 2020 View post A new lesson for the week! Chord tone soloing (which I teach a lot of) but with specific uses of non-chord tones with and embellishments. It says “Jump Blues” but these ideas can be pretty universal and applicable to other styles (there is even a Bluegrass lick at the end). There is a link under the video for a downloadable/printable PDF with all of the examples both in tab and standard notation. This will probably be my new lesson format going forward. I might add a transcription of the short intro solo this week for some additional vocabulary for you guys to use.VideoMar 1, 2020Public 0 0Our first gear demo video is live!This is part one of my pedalboard demos as I go through the process of rebuilding my live rig to fit my current needs both on stage and in the studio.VideoFeb 29, 2020Public 0 2New video playlists are going live!There are some blues backing tracks that I've made from instrumental beds of my last album and some brand new single chord practice vamps. Videos will be appearing at a pace of around 2-3 videos per day as I get them rendered and uploaded to YouTube.VideoJan 29, 2020Public 0 0Test videos!Still working out the basics of how we're going to do this but here is a sample of what is happening this week...VideoJan 19, 2020Public 0 0A sample of what we are cooking up!Not the most exciting thing to chill out to, but it is 20+ minutes of a single minor chord to work out your improvisational ideas. There are tracks in all 12 keys for major, minor and dominant chords that will be among the first batch of 40-50 videos that we will be uploading prior to launch in the next few weeks!VideoJan 16, 2020Public 0 2Our first livestream!Still getting used to this format but it was a fun hour of guitars and gear!ArticleMar 17, 2020Public 0 0Dressing up your Minor Pentatonic with Modal "Extractions"This week's lesson is on how we can extract the "money notes" out of each mode or scale and apply them to your already existing minor pentatonic vocabulary.ArticleMar 17, 2020Public 0 0Making the Minor Pentatonic Scale more Bluesy!Mar 8, 2020 View post This week's video!ArticleMar 8, 2020Public 0 0The first lesson video on our channel!Mar 1, 2020 View post A new lesson for the week! Chord tone soloing (which I teach a lot of) but with specific uses of non-chord tones with and embellishments. It says “Jump Blues” but these ideas can be pretty universal and applicable to other styles (there is even a Bluegrass lick at the end). There is a link under the video for a downloadable/printable PDF with all of the examples both in tab and standard notation. This will probably be my new lesson format going forward. I might add a transcription of the short intro solo this week for some additional vocabulary for you guys to use.VideoMar 1, 2020Public 0 0
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