TUNE YOUR GUITAR BY LOOKING SMART WAY

Hey guys, this time i try to explain how to tune your guitar by differnt method from the standard way.. with no tuner..I try to make it as simple as i can...1. firstly you have to find the right key on one of any string on your guitar. usually I tune the 6th string (E) by listening to the E key of my piano.. but sometime i just try to find any familiar song in my handset ( when i went outdoor )to find the right standard key. for example Nothing Else matter in E Chord - i gently adjust the 6th string untill i get the same tone.....

"How Would Your Guitar Soloing Improve If You Discovered Exactly How To Play Guitar Scales Over The Entire Fretboard In A Fluid, Musical And Effortles

Very few scale learning methods focus on all five of the essential mastery skills that lead to complete scale mastery...Most scale learning "methods" will give you a whole bunch of scale fingerings. Then they show you some licks. Maybe they even give you a few backing tracks. Then they leave you to it! This does not work for most people. It only works for the most talented guitar players out there. Most of us need some...

Jamorama?? is this work

I've been playing guitar for almost 14 years, but only active in online guitar lesson just several years ago... I'm pretty sure most of you know Jamorama.. since I'm just beginer, would u give me an advise, coz i'm budget my saving to catch this soon..To see the Website just simply Click He...

Guitar Finger Exercises - Increase Flexibility and Strength Without the Guitar

Interested in improving your guitar playing skills? To be a better guitar player, you need to have stronger, more flexible fingers. Strength and flexibility will come with time as you practice playing, but you can increase how fast you improve by exercising your fingers away from the guitar. These exercises can be done anytime you're sitting still, whether in class or waiting in the doctor's office.To improve your ability to play the guitar, you need to increase your fingers' flexibility. To do so, you can try stretching your...

Changing Chord

The old adage ‘practice makes perfect’ is especially true when it comes to changing chords on the guitar. Practice chord changes over and over again, moving your left hand from one chord shape to another. Keep the rhythm slow at first, just enough to not cause a disruption in the flow of movement when you change chords. Curve your fingers over the frets, lifting them at the shortest distance possible from the fingerboard in order to economize on your motion. Often, one or more fingers can maintain contact with the string during...

I Found This Usefull Video..Tapping is easily actually

Here is the example of how simple tapping are.. but with right finger position and consisten folow the tempo can produce really great sound.. credit to the owner ; Romain Chapus for submit a great lessons with tab.. Practice and improve your finger tapp...