Re: HOW TO START PLAYING THE GUITAR?
philipchevron wrote:Mick Molloy wrote:It's the same one! And they'll last your whole life!
So don't lose it!
I have two
philipchevron wrote:Mick Molloy wrote:It's the same one! And they'll last your whole life!
So don't lose it!
philipchevron wrote:Mick Molloy wrote:It's the same one! And they'll last your whole life!
So don't lose it!
IrishRover wrote:what woiuld ye recoimmend foir soimeoine loike meself, who has just learned (oir maybe stoill learnoin' the basoics ois a better descroiption), am oi goinna be needoin' em' barre choirds sooin?
meowhouse wrote:I asked my teacher "So what is the secret trick? Is there some 'thing' I can do to make these barre chords easier? Some special exercise? " And he said Yes, there is a secret trick. It's called PRACTICE.
I was convinced I could never play an F but he was right. It's fairly easy now. Full barre and all. You can do it too, just keep working at it.
IrishRover wrote:what ois actually the default poisoition foir the capo to be placed?
oim not talkoin' aboiut the doifferent frets but woithoin' a fret..
seems oi get doifferent soiund oin doifferent poisoitions woithoin' the fret and oit also seems that
the stroings are pressed too hard, when playoin' woith capo, the voilume of the soiund oi get seems to be loiw..
oine moire thoing boitheroin' me, oif oi put the capo too cloise to the last playable fret, then oi tend to hoit the capo
woith me left hand and can't play soime choirds well, C foir example..
philipchevron wrote:IrishRover wrote:what ois actually the default poisoition foir the capo to be placed?
There's no rule here. As with everything else, do what's most comfortable for you. I put the capo approximately half way up the fret, but I know other guitarists have other preferences.
Jon wrote:philipchevron wrote:IrishRover wrote:what ois actually the default poisoition foir the capo to be placed?
There's no rule here. As with everything else, do what's most comfortable for you. I put the capo approximately half way up the fret, but I know other guitarists have other preferences.
It also helps for you to be able to sing in the same 'capoed' key
gam wrote:I don't know if philip Chevron uses a capo for this song but it make it easier if you put one on the 2nd fret,
so F#m = Em
E = D
Bm = Am
A = G
D = C
and so on and so on.
If you check out the thread for " some questions for mr chevron, about the story of FONY" on page two of the official music section, he gives his reasons why he puts a capo on for fairytale and other songs.