How do I tune my guitar using harmonics?
This different method of tuning uses harmonic notes to tune the strings. Guitar harmonics are easy to produce at the 12th, 7th and 5th frets.
Help and FAQ
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How do I take a scale and make it into a solo?
Most solos are the result of planning. A good lead guitarist will construct a solo, giving it the same qualities of a well-written song.
What are some brands I should look for?
Many “no-name” brands are actually, generally speaking, good. A “no-name” brand is a brand that has no brand marking or simply a brand that isn’t “famous”. Then, there are also the famous companies, and there are many to take a look at. Of course you should be the one determining which brand and model is […]
How do I tune a 12 string guitar?
A lot of people like to number the strings of a 12-string guitar from one to twelve, but I find it much easier to number them as a 6-string guitar.
What kind of guitar should I buy (acoustic, electric, classical)?
If your starting off there are two good choices to pick. There are many packaged deals out there, mainly around $300. They generally come with a guitar, amp, picks, strings, gig bag, and all the other little things needed to get you started. The drawback of these is mainly quality. After you get better you […]
How do I teach guitar to children?
No one is too young to have a love of music instilled in them. Here are some times on teaching music to children.
When is it time to look for a manager?
When is it time to look for a Manager? What should you look for in a Manager? Bob Roper was kind enough to supply us with some clear answers.
What are diminished chords?
Diminished chords are very cool, and easy to understand. Just like all bar chords these are universal shapes and can be moved anywhere on the fretboard.