question for guitar players
buy one from a friend or a pawn shop would be good too.
if you have friends that are musicians they prolly have a shitload of guitars.
as far as learning to play, do you wanna actually learn how to read music and play it, or just play popular songs you hear on the radio?
if you have friends that are musicians they prolly have a shitload of guitars.
as far as learning to play, do you wanna actually learn how to read music and play it, or just play popular songs you hear on the radio?
Originally Posted by RiceBurninVTEC
buy one from a friend or a pawn shop would be good too.
if you have friends that are musicians they prolly have a shitload of guitars.
as far as learning to play, do you wanna actually learn how to read music and play it, or just play popular songs you hear on the radio?
if you have friends that are musicians they prolly have a shitload of guitars.
as far as learning to play, do you wanna actually learn how to read music and play it, or just play popular songs you hear on the radio?
is it hard?
reading tablature is really easy. reading sheet music is pretty tricky unless you've played another instrument, and even then it can be pretty rough. I could read piano music just fine, but when i tried learning guitar music, I never really got the hang of it.
Originally Posted by tony
I wanna learn how to read music.
is it hard?
is it hard?
the shortcut/cheater/lameass way to learn is by tablature. this is basically a drawing of the strings and numbers placed on the lines (strings) indicating what frets to press and at what times.
i learned by first learning to read/play sheet music, and then after i got that down, i played around with tabs to learn popular music that i had on cds or heard on the radio.
here's an example of tablature.
Intro (without Capo)
e:-------------------------------------------------------------------|
B:3-----------3--------------2--------------------------------------2|
G:------2--------2-----------------------3---------------------------|
D:---4-----4--------4-2------------4--------4--4-2------------4------|
A:5---------------------5-4-----4-----4-------------5-2--4/5-----5---|
E:---------------------------2---------------------------------------|
that is the intro to 'under the bridge' by the chili peppers.
here's another section of the song with chords.
E B C#m G#m A E B C#m A
e:---------------9--9------------------------------|
B:---------------9--9------------------------------|
G:-13--8---------9--9---4---6-------13--8--9---6---|
D:-14--9--10/11---------6---7-------14--9--11--7---|
A:-14--9--10/11---------6---7-------14--9--11--7---|
E:-12--7---8/9----------4---5-------12--7--9---5---|
tony, if your interested in purchasing a guitar. I have a electric that I barely use. Looks brand spanking new. I will let go for pretty cheap. Perfect beginner guitar. Lemmie know if your interested.
even if you get a decent electric, you'll get annoyed of what you sound like if you dont have a decent amp. if you dont have any effects pedals then it might be a good idea do get a solid amp that has effects already on there. marshall makes some really good ones from personal experience. crappy amps are no good.
Originally Posted by TaekOne
even if you get a decent electric, you'll get annoyed of what you sound like if you dont have a decent amp. if you dont have any effects pedals then it might be a good idea do get a solid amp that has effects already on there. marshall makes some really good ones from personal experience. crappy amps are no good.
IMO, its better to learn on acoustic. but if you insist on electric, a straight, clean, unaltered sound is best.



h: yes, I know I'm a queermo.