Using this blog,you can try out easy and cool guitar tricks and we have easy guitar lessons for the beginners. We will provide you easy chord charts. Above all, you can find easy chord learning and guitar dynamics videos too. You can find song lessons (both english and hindi) on our blog. You can ping us anytime if you want to learn a particular song.
Showing posts with label tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tips. Show all posts
Thursday, 24 July 2014
Wednesday, 9 July 2014
Switch Guitar Chords Faster
It's all about the finger GAME!
When you watch you're favorite guitarist play, it always look like their fingers are barely moving, right? That's because they are barely moving. Efficiency of movement is the important idea here. So, eliminate extra movement to be able to cover more space faster. Also, keep your fingers as close to the strings as you can.Besides good guitar playing is all about practice.
The more you practice, the more you can, the more you want to, the more you enjoy it, the less it tires you.― Robert A. Heinlein
Try shifting between any two chords. Play the first chord say five times (strumming evenly), and then, without breaking the rhythm of your strumming, quickly move to the next chord, and play that chord five times. Now while playing the first chord try and visualize exactly which chord you have to play next. Visualizing of chords helps you to set your fingers on the strings more smoothly and accurately.
Monday, 7 July 2014
BE A LEARNER
BECOME A LEARNER
Ear training is ought to be the first and foremost task of any developing musician. Value your ears as they are the most important concept in learning to play guitar. You need to develop a good ear. A well trained ear is must when trying to play out a melody without sheet music or a metronome to help you with it. To start training your ear, try learning simple songs by ear and then learn the lyrics to the song. Try songs which have different chords doing so will help you recognize chords and melodies when you hear them, and it will also help you improvise where necessary. Record and listen to what you play and improvise. You have to recognize what or which chord you are playing or listening. So, you must play by ear to be a great guitarist.
TIP OF THE DAY
Put yourself in the music.
It will sound more sensational and more emotional if you manage to put yourself into the music. This is not an easy concept to visualize, but when its done correctly it really improvises your music on another level. Don't just play the music. Put some power into it. swing in pleasure, and sway with the rhythm. Make strange faces. Allow your music to be shaped by your experiences and the ethics and culture you’ve been immersed in. imagine someone special, oh yeah, this depends on the song. ;) :P All of this stuff sounds a bit cheesy, but you will be amazed when you start to rejoice the music inside your heart and the effect that has on the feel of your music. !!!
Sunday, 6 July 2014
PRACTISE MAKES A MAN PERFECT!
Practice, practice, practice!!
The study of music is a lifelong process - it's a discipline. The key to mastering any discipline is consistency. First of all have confidence that you will reach all your goals in time. Design an effective and flexible practice schedule. Add variety in your practicing sessions and make them fun. There is no substitute for proper practice. With no practice, you will not get very far. Practice in small chunks. Spend a few minutes focusing on a particular chord. Then spend a few on something else. It's better to practice everyday rather than an hour once a week. Don't let yourself get too distracted while practicing. Once you finish practicing, then you can doodle around for a while. Recording and listening to what you are playing will help you to improve. Your brain will continue to wrap itself around the things you practice while you are into other stuff. You will find that you will get better with practicing things in sections. just keep practising what you feel is difficult and keep revising.
Thursday, 3 July 2014
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