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hello i suck at guitar.im a BEGINNER at guitar.like i dont know crap.i know the parts of the guitar but thats probably pretty much it.do you guys know a site or a program i could use that will help me improve and maybe even master the guitar??
ps.i live in a sorry excuse for a town so there is like no one who gives guitar lessons or anything sooo yeaahhh...
Answer
Google the phrase "guitar tabs." One of the many sites you'll find is www.ultimate-guitar.com which is my personal favorite, but by no means is it the only one.
All beginners suck at guitar. Look at it as a rite of passage. Everyone who is or ever was good at guitar sucked at it for a while before they got better.
Learn chords. Just like with tabs, you can google "guitar chords" and take your pick which site of the many you like best.
Learn scales. Start with the minor Pentatonic scale, I'll even pick a key for you... A: Lots of open chords go well with that, like Em, G, Am, C, D, and some barre chords, F and Bm. After that look up harmonic minor. If you plan to play any form of rock and roll whatsoever, these scales and chords are essential.
Be patient. Be determined. It's not easy to teach yourself. It's worth every minute. If you're doing it right your fingers will hurt for a while, maybe even blister up and bleed, and you can't let that stop you.
I've heard that Guitar Pro is good for learning things by tabs, but to be honest I've never used it. Or any program, for that matter; I taught myself right before and during the dawn of the internet, out of sheer determination.
Good luck, kid.
Google the phrase "guitar tabs." One of the many sites you'll find is www.ultimate-guitar.com which is my personal favorite, but by no means is it the only one.
All beginners suck at guitar. Look at it as a rite of passage. Everyone who is or ever was good at guitar sucked at it for a while before they got better.
Learn chords. Just like with tabs, you can google "guitar chords" and take your pick which site of the many you like best.
Learn scales. Start with the minor Pentatonic scale, I'll even pick a key for you... A: Lots of open chords go well with that, like Em, G, Am, C, D, and some barre chords, F and Bm. After that look up harmonic minor. If you plan to play any form of rock and roll whatsoever, these scales and chords are essential.
Be patient. Be determined. It's not easy to teach yourself. It's worth every minute. If you're doing it right your fingers will hurt for a while, maybe even blister up and bleed, and you can't let that stop you.
I've heard that Guitar Pro is good for learning things by tabs, but to be honest I've never used it. Or any program, for that matter; I taught myself right before and during the dawn of the internet, out of sheer determination.
Good luck, kid.
Guitar Q - What Chords Do i have to learn as a beginner to acoustic guitar?
Jordan G
Can you tell me what chords i need to lean i know i need to learn
G A B C D E F - minor and major .. but are there any others?
Answer
Hi Jordan
Here is a good site for chords and positions as well as scales to match your chords.
check it out. YOU simply input the name of the chord or scale and it gets it for you.
http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/guitar_scales.php?qqq=1&scch=C&scchnam=Major&get2=Get&t=0&choice=1
Here is a good site for progressions. It's useless to leanr chords if you don't know how to use them
http://www.guitarforbeginners.com/progs.html
Hi Jordan
Here is a good site for chords and positions as well as scales to match your chords.
check it out. YOU simply input the name of the chord or scale and it gets it for you.
http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/guitar_scales.php?qqq=1&scch=C&scchnam=Major&get2=Get&t=0&choice=1
Here is a good site for progressions. It's useless to leanr chords if you don't know how to use them
http://www.guitarforbeginners.com/progs.html
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