Watch the video above to see a special sneak peek into the new course.

As I write this, I'm in the process of finishing the guitar tablature for the final lectures of the course.

You see, although Bluegrass Guitarpeggios is already up and running, I didn't want to wait to release it until I completed all the tabs because it already has so much to offer, and I feel there are enough materials included already to get a good understanding of the concepts covered, even if the tabs aren't entirely completed yet.

The good news is that I cranked out the tabs for Section 4, "Arpeggio Exercise," a few days ago—in only 2 hours! That's very promising because it means I should have all the tabs completed in only a matter of days! And believe me, I'm working hard to achieve this goal.

Here's a sneak peek of what the tabs are looking like so far:

I'm already contemplating producing USB and DVD versions of the course. Believe it or not, hard copies of my courses seem to be more popular than their digital counterparts. I guess some customers like to be assured they have a physical copy of their purchases as evidence they actually own it.

Also, not everybody is up-to-date on the latest technology—and some people are just plain scared at all those options, buttons, and commands that come with using a computer. They're more comfortable and familiar with old-school technology. (How sad it is that DVDs and CDs are now considered old-school by today's standards.)

If you're one of these people, rest assured I've got you covered. Beginning next year (after I've had a chance to recuperate from all the video editing, diagram creation, and now tablature creation), I'll begin working on the hard copy versions of Bluegrass Guitarpeggios, hopefully to release them soon after.

The USB version will be a piece of cake to produce compared to the DVD version, so it should be ready in a matter of a few weeks. This is because a USB stick only needs the original video and digital files to work; you can just drag-and-drop them onto your computer. Easy-peasy.

With the DVDs, however, I'll have to hire someone to "author" them. The authoring process involves creating the DVD menus, branding continuity, and making sure everything links together like it should (scenes, chapters, digital course materials, etc.). Definitely not something I can do myself.

Luckily, the company I use for DVD creation and distribution also offers DVD authoring services! I haven't tried them yet for their authoring services, but it's the most logical place to start.

Right now, the only version of Bluegrass Guitarpeggios available is the Streaming+Download version. But I'm also considering a Download-only version—without streaming capabilities—for a slightly lesser price.

So, as of right now, the course will come in four different format options to choose from. This ensures there's something to suit everyone's tastes in regards to instructional course formats.

One caveat I feel I must mention before you go right out and buy my new course:

If you're more of a beginner Bluegrass guitarist, I highly recommend checking out my previous course, Bluegrass Guitar Essentials (BGE), before diving into Bluegrass Guitarpeggios, which is targeted more toward Intermediate-Advanced players.

If, however, you already own BGE, I recommend brushing up on some of the concepts it presents before tackling those covered in Bluegrass Guitarpeggios.

That's all for now. I hope you take a look at my newest course, which offers several free previews of some of the lectures covered. Thanks for all your support, and here's looking forward to a new year of creativity in 2019.