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i just got an Electric one today so i can practice during the summer holidays etc but how long did it take until you got the hang of doing all the cords and stuff like that?
might get good some time soon ;)
might get good some time soon ;)
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Ooh ooh ooh! Pick me! *ahem*.
I've been playing for coming on eight years now.
Just don't give up whatever you do. When I started out I could barely string two notes together (well, I WAS 7) but now.....well, you get the idea.
*plays lightening fast acsending A scale that covers the entire length of the neck*
Minty.
I've been playing for coming on eight years now.
Just don't give up whatever you do. When I started out I could barely string two notes together (well, I WAS 7) but now.....well, you get the idea.
*plays lightening fast acsending A scale that covers the entire length of the neck*
Minty.
Thats the Spirit!
I intend to play until my fingers bleed.
KR wrote:
> tuned it now, getting to know the cords now, leaves your fingers with
> big marks in them :p
if ya play it a lot, after about a month or so, your fingers will toughen up so ya wont have as bigga marks in em!
> tuned it now, getting to know the cords now, leaves your fingers with
> big marks in them :p
if ya play it a lot, after about a month or so, your fingers will toughen up so ya wont have as bigga marks in em!
I play the piano if that's in the slightest interesting.
tuned it now, getting to know the cords now, leaves your fingers with big marks in them :p
...it actually IS Voodoo Chile, not Voodoo Child. Dunno why.
And, about the tuning; all you need is a small electric tuner, and it'll tell you if you're flat or sharp (or high or low). Then it's just a matter of twiddling the knobs. OR, if you wanna be flash, just tune the E string and go from there :-D
And, about the tuning; all you need is a small electric tuner, and it'll tell you if you're flat or sharp (or high or low). Then it's just a matter of twiddling the knobs. OR, if you wanna be flash, just tune the E string and go from there :-D
the problem with my guitar is that it needs tuning so a friend of my brothers is coming round to tune it because he is good at guitar
Jericho15 wrote:
> Advice for new guitarists - NEVER GIVE UP!!!
I had no choice in the matter - I have muscular dystrophy and over time lost the dexterity in my fingers. I started playing when I was 8 and between then and when I was 13 I moaned everytime I had to practise . Now though, at 29, I wish I'd practised every minute of every day ...
> Advice for new guitarists - NEVER GIVE UP!!!
I had no choice in the matter - I have muscular dystrophy and over time lost the dexterity in my fingers. I started playing when I was 8 and between then and when I was 13 I moaned everytime I had to practise . Now though, at 29, I wish I'd practised every minute of every day ...
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