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DavidG
19-08-2004, 04:40 AM
Hi, im trying to help my friend online,

he wants to learn guitar but is having problems,

do you know any good sites or thigns he can use that will help you learn how to play :)

cheers

D

Professor Peedston
19-08-2004, 06:10 AM
First things first, tell him to buy a big chart that has every chord known to mankind, or a book or something. I've been playing guitar for years and piano for even longer and I still find myself looking up the more obscure variations every now and then.

Skinned Alive
19-08-2004, 02:22 PM
try this:

http://www.supersonic.net/guitar/lessons.htm


also, here's a site which lists every chord and scale:

http://www.looknohands.com/chordhouse



hope that helps

Gas_Man
19-08-2004, 06:08 PM
also..maybe buy a tuner. If your friend is playing chords correct, yet the strings are out of tune, they will not sound good ;)
First chord i ever played on the guitar was 'A7sus4' which is one of the first chords on one of the guitars playing, in Cast No Shadow :cool: after that!...i was playing D7s and C7s. Life was never the same :rolleyes: :D

DavidG
19-08-2004, 11:48 PM
cheers guys! thanks for your help :D

mycdplayerisbroke
20-08-2004, 02:42 AM
i dont like guitar
im learning it for a class in school
it'd be cool but we're learning standard notation before tab and that just doesnt fly with me

Professor Peedston
22-08-2004, 02:29 AM
Standard notation is much more usefal than tabs. :wink3:

But I had a head start when I started learning guitar because I was already playing two other instruments. :rolleyes:

mycdplayerisbroke
22-08-2004, 05:52 AM
i just dont understand which notes to play on standard notation.
because there are like 12 different kinds of Fs... but are there 12 lines for them above or below the staff?
i think not

Professor Peedston
22-08-2004, 06:42 AM
That's why you'll usually see a position number on guitar music so that you know where on the fretboard you should be. ie., if you see a 5 above the staff then you're in 5th position, which means that your index finger will be at the 5th fret. It's much simpler than it seems sometimes. :cool:

mycdplayerisbroke
22-08-2004, 06:55 AM
so thats what C7 and such mean?
how many positions are there?
i dont think i'd see any of those yet. its just a beginning class, i dont even have my own guitar its the schools and i borrow it but i never take it home cuz it looks gay walking to and from class with a guitar case