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Once upon a time, learning to play the guitar meant taking forever to find a suitable, quality teacher, sometimes paying over the odds for lessons and having to make your way to these lessons with your guitar in tow. However, with electric guitar lessons online at your disposal, you can say goodbye to wasting precious time and money and learn from the comfort of your own home at your own pace.

So why should I choose online guitar lessons as opposed to one to one teacher / student lessons?

Okay, for starters, any online guitar lessons worth their salt are going to leave no stone unturned with regards to beginners and include all the necessary information and advice required. There are many such programs available with lessons tailored to your particular skill level. They will include a step by step process allowing you to improve bit by bit with an in-depth break-down of the techniques involved.

Only accomplished guitar teachers who have wide experience in training students will have the ability to understand the guidance and education required to catapult a complete beginner into a novice then expert.

Many electric guitar lessons online provide just that, but it can be difficult weeding out the wheat from the chaff. If you really want to learn the guitar and be able to progress at a steady pace but at a comfortable level.

The price of these lessons should directly reflect the length and breadth of the package and the results that will be obtained if followed correctly. Look out for a money back guarantee, if a guitar training package includes a guarantee, then it is likely that it is a worthwhile product and the creator is under no illusion as to its value. That is not to say lessons with no guarantee are no good, but you will want to have the choice should you change your mind..

Now if you are looking for a FREE website that offers electric guitar lessons online then head on over to http://Guitar-insight.blogspot.com I highly recommend taking a look at that site. If you want to pay check out Jamorama or something… But to be honest even jamorama isnt that great…

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Once upon a time, learning to play the guitar meant taking forever to find a suitable, quality teacher, sometimes paying over the odds for lessons and having to make your way to these lessons with your guitar in tow. However, with electric guitar lessons online at your disposal, you can say goodbye to wasting precious time and money and learn from the comfort of your own home at your own pace.

So why should I choose online guitar lessons as opposed to one to one teacher / student lessons?

Okay, for starters, any online guitar lessons worth their salt are going to leave no stone unturned with regards to beginners and include all the necessary information and advice required. There are many such programs available with lessons tailored to your particular skill level. They will include a step by step process allowing you to improve bit by bit with an in-depth break-down of the techniques involved.

Only accomplished guitar teachers who have wide experience in training students will have the ability to understand the guidance and education required to catapult a complete beginner into a novice then expert.

Many electric guitar lessons online provide just that, but it can be difficult weeding out the wheat from the chaff. If you really want to learn the guitar and be able to progress at a steady pace but at a comfortable level.

The price of these lessons should directly reflect the length and breadth of the package and the results that will be obtained if followed correctly. Look out for a money back guarantee, if a guitar training package includes a guarantee, then it is likely that it is a worthwhile product and the creator is under no illusion as to its value. That is not to say lessons with no guarantee are no good, but you will want to have the choice should you change your mind..

Now if you are looking for a FREE website that offers electric guitar lessons online then head on over to http://Guitar-insight.blogspot.com I highly recommend taking a look at that site. If you want to pay check out Jamorama or something… But to be honest even jamorama isnt that great…

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Jason,

Most people play electric and acoustic pretty differently (generally lots of strumming on acoustic, more chunking and playing single notes on electric).

If you really want to play lead guitar, then do NOT take acoustic guitar lessons. The guys teaching acoustic will show you some awesome stuff and a good teacher will teach you well, but you will NOT learn lead like you want to.

Good luck finding the right lessons to teach you lead.

John

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Start with a cheapie like a Yamaha, Hondo, Charvette, Eclipse, Ibanez RG series maybe?, just make sure the neck is straight the strings are not buzzing on the frets and also that theyre not too high off the fretboard. Also try out every one in the shop to see which one has ‘the right feel” when its in your hands, also make sure the tuning keys are good quality and dont slip backwards once theyre tightened, this will cause tuning problems……as a beginner you dont need a $1200 pro machine, or whatever? So stick with the best cheapie model until youre ready to move up. Youll only need a small amp maybe 35 – 50 watts , combo or cab and head is up to you, you can find great bargains on bay all the time, but if you can get two small amps you can plug em together to get a great stereo sound!!. Reverb is great if you can find a small amp that has it, it really gives you a good sound. Having a good practice sound will encourage you to make better music, if your rig sounds skinny or crap, youll be dissappionted and probably give up or sell the gear?……. Check out all the instructional videos on Youtube also, there are squillions of cool guitarists there wanting to show you how to play stuff, some are easy to follow, some are just there to show off and blow you away. You can also download free TAB’s on P2P sites like Ares, Limewire, or Frostwire etc.
Also dont give up when the going gets difficult, the whole point is to stay with it until youve got it sussed……they say it takes a minimum of 5000 hours to get the guitar sorted, from there you just develop more and more (hopefully) Go hard……… Or give up and feel like a loser for the rest of your life, the choice is yours.

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Any long and mcquade store i think gives lessons. Atleast the one near my house gives lessons.

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It seems every aspiring musician with a new guitar posts lessons on Youtube. Too many different opinions for me, I don’t use Youtube for lessons.

You say you can tremolo and tap, but how’s your finger strength? Guitar Scales will help develop individual finger strength and train your ears to recognize patterns for soloing.

This site has some free lessons on the basic scales.

The second link is a tab with all the chords, its huge though…

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Youtube has some good guitar lessons check out justin sandercoe he has 2 channels, one for songs and one for techniques
also check out beginnerguitarlesson

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This guy taught me, he is brilliant!

Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCdqEy2aivQ

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Http://www.justinguitar.com

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First of all, yo need a guitar pick id youplan to play the steel-string or electric guitar. Or, you just use your fingers for nylon-string classical guitar.
You need the insttument and that is a personal choice to you. You don;t need the top of the line either. Its how you play it that counts and how you make it sound. To really learn the guitar well, you have to love the instrument and it will become part of you.

Now for lessons, you need good posture and good left hand position with the palm always in parallel to the fingerboard. The right hand has to be able to alternate pick from the start which means that you need good co-ordination between both hands.
If you start off with a wrong technique, it will be very hard to break in the long run. The first lessons usually involve “Tuning the guitar” which is essential. The teacher has to teach you that because he or she won’t always be around if the guitar sounds out-of-tune and it needs tuning.

Here is a good site for any other questions.

Http://guitarsecrets.com/

http://www.freeguitarlessononline.co.uk/

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Once upon a time, learning to play the guitar meant taking forever to find a suitable, quality teacher, sometimes paying over the odds for lessons and having to make your way to these lessons with your guitar in tow. However, with electric guitar lessons online at your disposal, you can say goodbye to wasting precious time and money and learn from the comfort of your own home at your own pace.

So why should I choose online guitar lessons as opposed to one to one teacher / student lessons?

Okay, for starters, any online guitar lessons worth their salt are going to leave no stone unturned with regards to beginners and include all the necessary information and advice required. There are many such programs available with lessons tailored to your particular skill level. They will include a step by step process allowing you to improve bit by bit with an in-depth break-down of the techniques involved.

Only accomplished guitar teachers who have wide experience in training students will have the ability to understand the guidance and education required to catapult a complete beginner into a novice then expert.

Many electric guitar lessons online provide just that, but it can be difficult weeding out the wheat from the chaff. If you really want to learn the guitar and be able to progress at a steady pace but at a comfortable level.

The price of these lessons should directly reflect the length and breadth of the package and the results that will be obtained if followed correctly. Look out for a money back guarantee, if a guitar training package includes a guarantee, then it is likely that it is a worthwhile product and the creator is under no illusion as to its value. That is not to say lessons with no guarantee are no good, but you will want to have the choice should you change your mind..

Now if you are looking for a FREE website that offers electric guitar lessons online then head on over to http://Guitar-insight.blogspot.com I highly recommend taking a look at that site. If you want to pay check out Jamorama or something… But to be honest even jamorama isnt that great…

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Jason,

Most people play electric and acoustic pretty differently (generally lots of strumming on acoustic, more chunking and playing single notes on electric).

If you really want to play lead guitar, then do NOT take acoustic guitar lessons. The guys teaching acoustic will show you some awesome stuff and a good teacher will teach you well, but you will NOT learn lead like you want to.

Good luck finding the right lessons to teach you lead.

John

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Start with a cheapie like a Yamaha, Hondo, Charvette, Eclipse, Ibanez RG series maybe?, just make sure the neck is straight the strings are not buzzing on the frets and also that theyre not too high off the fretboard. Also try out every one in the shop to see which one has ‘the right feel” when its in your hands, also make sure the tuning keys are good quality and dont slip backwards once theyre tightened, this will cause tuning problems……as a beginner you dont need a $1200 pro machine, or whatever? So stick with the best cheapie model until youre ready to move up. Youll only need a small amp maybe 35 – 50 watts , combo or cab and head is up to you, you can find great bargains on bay all the time, but if you can get two small amps you can plug em together to get a great stereo sound!!. Reverb is great if you can find a small amp that has it, it really gives you a good sound. Having a good practice sound will encourage you to make better music, if your rig sounds skinny or crap, youll be dissappionted and probably give up or sell the gear?……. Check out all the instructional videos on Youtube also, there are squillions of cool guitarists there wanting to show you how to play stuff, some are easy to follow, some are just there to show off and blow you away. You can also download free TAB’s on P2P sites like Ares, Limewire, or Frostwire etc.
Also dont give up when the going gets difficult, the whole point is to stay with it until youve got it sussed……they say it takes a minimum of 5000 hours to get the guitar sorted, from there you just develop more and more (hopefully) Go hard……… Or give up and feel like a loser for the rest of your life, the choice is yours.

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Any long and mcquade store i think gives lessons. Atleast the one near my house gives lessons.

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It seems every aspiring musician with a new guitar posts lessons on Youtube. Too many different opinions for me, I don’t use Youtube for lessons.

You say you can tremolo and tap, but how’s your finger strength? Guitar Scales will help develop individual finger strength and train your ears to recognize patterns for soloing.

This site has some free lessons on the basic scales.

The second link is a tab with all the chords, its huge though…

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Youtube has some good guitar lessons check out justin sandercoe he has 2 channels, one for songs and one for techniques
also check out beginnerguitarlesson

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This guy taught me, he is brilliant!

Http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCdqEy2aivQ

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Http://www.justinguitar.com

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First of all, yo need a guitar pick id youplan to play the steel-string or electric guitar. Or, you just use your fingers for nylon-string classical guitar.
You need the insttument and that is a personal choice to you. You don;t need the top of the line either. Its how you play it that counts and how you make it sound. To really learn the guitar well, you have to love the instrument and it will become part of you.

Now for lessons, you need good posture and good left hand position with the palm always in parallel to the fingerboard. The right hand has to be able to alternate pick from the start which means that you need good co-ordination between both hands.
If you start off with a wrong technique, it will be very hard to break in the long run. The first lessons usually involve “Tuning the guitar” which is essential. The teacher has to teach you that because he or she won’t always be around if the guitar sounds out-of-tune and it needs tuning.

Here is a good site for any other questions.

Http://guitarsecrets.com/

http://www.freeguitarlessononline.co.uk/

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Dude, my bass is only 34″. You mixed something up.

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Http://guitarplayertv.com/

Or just go to http://www.guitarplayer.com/

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If your a little kid check your local boys and girls club, or community programs, especially if your from a low income family, other than that you have to pay for them like everyone else,

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These days there are many good, cheap guitars to choose from. Only you can decide which body style/electronic setup works best for what you want to do. Sometimes, one doesn’t cut it;I have 10 and counting. Dean guitars tend to be pretty terrific for the money. Really though, it depends on the set up of the individual axe. Some come from the factory perfect, most don’t. It’s generally worth the extra $100.00 to have it set up by a professional. And by all that is holy, get rid of those strings that come with it, first thing.

As for online lessons, pretty much the same deal: only you can figure what works best for your musical desires and learning style, and one generally won’t do it all. Good luck!

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I suggest starting of with a acoustic guitar and not steal string because iv seen a lot of people give up because of there fingers not building up enough strength for it.

And if you’ve never played before
here’s a link to all the chords you should learn to start:

http://www.macca-central.com/macca-songs/images/guitar_chords_400.jpg

http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/index.php?ch=F%23%2FGb&mm=maj13%2311&get=Get

and here’s a link on how to read tab:

http://www.harmony-central.com/Guitar/tab-notation.txt

if you want to start teaching your self i suggest using a program like tabit, power tab or guitar pro.
Iv been playing for only 14 years and since i found out about guitar pro its never been essayer or quicker to learn a song.

Good luck with it

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The only free guitar lessons are usually at the YMCA or Community Center. Sometimes they have them at school or in a youth club.
I feel like the 6 months of guitar lessons are worth every penny. It gets you started and to a point you can decide what you want to do next.

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There are so many advantages to both. If you know that the private teacher is excellent and you have to choose, Choose lessons.
Classes gives you the opportunity to see what others are accomplishing and gives you an idea of how you compare.
I have done both and both at the same time. I had excellent teachers and great class mates.

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Once upon a time, learning to play the guitar meant taking forever to find a suitable, quality teacher, sometimes paying over the odds for lessons and having to make your way to these lessons with your guitar in tow. However, with electric guitar lessons online at your disposal, you can say goodbye to wasting precious time and money and learn from the comfort of your own home at your own pace.

So why should I choose online guitar lessons as opposed to one to one teacher / student lessons?

Okay, for starters, any online guitar lessons worth their salt are going to leave no stone unturned with regards to beginners and include all the necessary information and advice required. There are many such programs available with lessons tailored to your particular skill level. They will include a step by step process allowing you to improve bit by bit with an in-depth break-down of the techniques involved.

Only accomplished guitar teachers who have wide experience in training students will have the ability to understand the guidance and education required to catapult a complete beginner into a novice then expert.

Many electric guitar lessons online provide just that, but it can be difficult weeding out the wheat from the chaff. If you really want to learn the guitar and be able to progress at a steady pace but at a comfortable level.

The price of these lessons should directly reflect the length and breadth of the package and the results that will be obtained if followed correctly. Look out for a money back guarantee, if a guitar training package includes a guarantee, then it is likely that it is a worthwhile product and the creator is under no illusion as to its value. That is not to say lessons with no guarantee are no good, but you will want to have the choice should you change your mind..

Now if you are looking for a FREE website that offers electric guitar lessons online then head on over to http://Guitar-insight.blogspot.com I highly recommend taking a look at that site. If you want to pay check out Jamorama or something… But to be honest even jamorama isnt that great…

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Jason,

Most people play electric and acoustic pretty differently (generally lots of strumming on acoustic, more chunking and playing single notes on electric).

If you really want to play lead guitar, then do NOT take acoustic guitar lessons. The guys teaching acoustic will show you some awesome stuff and a good teacher will teach you well, but you will NOT learn lead like you want to.

Good luck finding the right lessons to teach you lead.

John

admin answers:

Start with a cheapie like a Yamaha, Hondo, Charvette, Eclipse, Ibanez RG series maybe?, just make sure the neck is straight the strings are not buzzing on the frets and also that theyre not too high off the fretboard. Also try out every one in the shop to see which one has ‘the right feel” when its in your hands, also make sure the tuning keys are good quality and dont slip backwards once theyre tightened, this will cause tuning problems……as a beginner you dont need a $1200 pro machine, or whatever? So stick with the best cheapie model until youre ready to move up. Youll only need a small amp maybe 35 – 50 watts , combo or cab and head is up to you, you can find great bargains on bay all the time, but if you can get two small amps you can plug em together to get a great stereo sound!!. Reverb is great if you can find a small amp that has it, it really gives you a good sound. Having a good practice sound will encourage you to make better music, if your rig sounds skinny or crap, youll be dissappionted and probably give up or sell the gear?……. Check out all the instructional videos on Youtube also, there are squillions of cool guitarists there wanting to show you how to play stuff, some are easy to follow, some are just there to show off and blow you away. You can also download free TAB’s on P2P sites like Ares, Limewire, or Frostwire etc.
Also dont give up when the going gets difficult, the whole point is to stay with it until youve got it sussed……they say it takes a minimum of 5000 hours to get the guitar sorted, from there you just develop more and more (hopefully) Go hard……… Or give up and feel like a loser for the rest of your life, the choice is yours.

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Any long and mcquade store i think gives lessons. Atleast the one near my house gives lessons.

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Dude, my bass is only 34″. You mixed something up.

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Http://guitarplayertv.com/

Or just go to http://www.guitarplayer.com/

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If your a little kid check your local boys and girls club, or community programs, especially if your from a low income family, other than that you have to pay for them like everyone else,

admin answers:

These days there are many good, cheap guitars to choose from. Only you can decide which body style/electronic setup works best for what you want to do. Sometimes, one doesn’t cut it;I have 10 and counting. Dean guitars tend to be pretty terrific for the money. Really though, it depends on the set up of the individual axe. Some come from the factory perfect, most don’t. It’s generally worth the extra $100.00 to have it set up by a professional. And by all that is holy, get rid of those strings that come with it, first thing.

As for online lessons, pretty much the same deal: only you can figure what works best for your musical desires and learning style, and one generally won’t do it all. Good luck!

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Here you go >

http://www.guitarplayerworld.com/

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Http://www.all-guitar-chords.com/index.php

Everything you need is basically at your fingertips on this site. Not just chords, but scales, theory, a guitar tuner and much more. There are video lessons as well for all levels of player. Electric guitar and acoustic guitar start with all the same basics.

If you google “free guitar lessons” you’ll have so many links you won’t know what to do with them all, so take your pick of them. Lots of video stuff on youtube and other sites.
Http://www.justinguitar.com is another one I’ve heard good things about

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Here is a very good link to learn , chords, scales, tuning, and with accompanying video so you get the correct posture to hold, play and hold the pick correctly.

One rule of thumb I suggest is to always keep the palm of your playing hand, parallel to the fingerboard. This will facilitate finger-stretching when you solo.

Here is the link

http://www.freeguitarvideos.com/lessons.html

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Hope this will help
http://guitar.about.com/library/blguitarlessonarchive.htm

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I found that i got a WHOLE LOT more out of learning to play just by teaching myself….if you take lessons, you just end up mimicking your teachers style…..and everyone should have their own style

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Try http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/