Comments for How To Learn Guitar http://www.dillinghamservices.com Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:37:59 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 Comment on Learn How to Play Guitar by musiclover32 http://www.dillinghamservices.com/how-to-learn-guitar/learn-how-to-play-guitar/comment-page-1#comment-37 musiclover32 Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:37:59 +0000 http://www.dillinghamservices.com/how-to-learn-guitar/learn-how-to-play-guitar#comment-37 Though knowing how to play guitar would help your bass guitar playing, it is not essential.<br><b>References : </b><br> Though knowing how to play guitar would help your bass guitar playing, it is not essential.
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]]> Comment on Learn How to Play Guitar by amed y http://www.dillinghamservices.com/how-to-learn-guitar/learn-how-to-play-guitar/comment-page-1#comment-36 amed y Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:35:59 +0000 http://www.dillinghamservices.com/how-to-learn-guitar/learn-how-to-play-guitar#comment-36 playing bass is more easier compare playing regular guitar.. trust me.. i'm one of them..<br><b>References : </b><br> playing bass is more easier compare playing regular guitar..
trust me..
i’m one of them..
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]]> Comment on Learn How to Play Guitar by Renegade Rhianna http://www.dillinghamservices.com/how-to-learn-guitar/learn-how-to-play-guitar/comment-page-1#comment-35 Renegade Rhianna Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:33:59 +0000 http://www.dillinghamservices.com/how-to-learn-guitar/learn-how-to-play-guitar#comment-35 I've started on bass and am ending on bass. I have no clue on how to play guitar, nor do I care. Bass theory is far different than guitar theory. I ticks me off when I hear about some guitarist that switches to bass in order to be in a band. All it does is provide the low-end 'noise' rather than a musician. If you want to learn guitar, learn guitar, if you want to learn bass, learn bass. If bass is the perminant route you want to take, start on bass. It'll make you a better musician.<br><b>References : </b><br> I’ve started on bass and am ending on bass. I have no clue on how to play guitar, nor do I care. Bass theory is far different than guitar theory. I ticks me off when I hear about some guitarist that switches to bass in order to be in a band. All it does is provide the low-end ‘noise’ rather than a musician. If you want to learn guitar, learn guitar, if you want to learn bass, learn bass. If bass is the perminant route you want to take, start on bass. It’ll make you a better musician.
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]]> Comment on How to Learn and Play Electric Guitar by Nightflyer http://www.dillinghamservices.com/learn-electric-guitar/how-to-learn-and-play-electric-guitar/comment-page-1#comment-20 Nightflyer Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:32:59 +0000 http://www.dillinghamservices.com/learn-electric-guitar/how-to-learn-and-play-electric-guitar#comment-20 Yes, youtube is the place. It will help to have a real human to jam with after you learn some basics (or to help learn the basics)..........that's sometimes free, too.<br><b>References : </b><br> Yes, youtube is the place. It will help to have a real human to jam with after you learn some basics (or to help learn the basics)……….that’s sometimes free, too.
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]]> Comment on Learn How to Play Guitar by Ann B http://www.dillinghamservices.com/how-to-learn-guitar/learn-how-to-play-guitar/comment-page-1#comment-34 Ann B Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:31:59 +0000 http://www.dillinghamservices.com/how-to-learn-guitar/learn-how-to-play-guitar#comment-34 1.you don't need to learn the guitar first 2.bass is the shit 3.playing bass alone(not in a band) - not such a good idea. 4. my suggestion: learn electric guitar. it's the easiest. and it's fun alone too. good luck.<br><b>References : </b><br> 1.you don’t need to learn the guitar first
2.bass is the shit
3.playing bass alone(not in a band) – not such a good idea.
4. my suggestion: learn electric guitar. it’s the easiest. and it’s fun alone too.
good luck.
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]]> Comment on How to Learn and Play Electric Guitar by Slayertplsko http://www.dillinghamservices.com/learn-electric-guitar/how-to-learn-and-play-electric-guitar/comment-page-1#comment-19 Slayertplsko Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:30:59 +0000 http://www.dillinghamservices.com/learn-electric-guitar/how-to-learn-and-play-electric-guitar#comment-19 Listen to what Mamianka and Rachel said. There is nothing like that. Electric guitar is an art, just like any other instrument, and takes years to become good at. Obviously, you have no previous experience with music, you can't read music and don't know the theory. So please, do yourself a favor and book some lessons (you won't need more that ten probably) just to learn the basics of playing and theory. With correct approach and knowledge of some theory, you can further teach yourself, but in the beginning you really do need a teacher. A real teacher...and EXPERT...not a friend who knows 5 chords!!!! Good luck and pleeze do it! You will save many months, in fact, learning from a teacher is the fast way your looking for, but you'll have to pay, however, it's bloody worth it! DO IT!<br><b>References : </b><br> Listen to what Mamianka and Rachel said. There is nothing like that. Electric guitar is an art, just like any other instrument, and takes years to become good at. Obviously, you have no previous experience with music, you can’t read music and don’t know the theory. So please, do yourself a favor and book some lessons (you won’t need more that ten probably) just to learn the basics of playing and theory. With correct approach and knowledge of some theory, you can further teach yourself, but in the beginning you really do need a teacher. A real teacher…and EXPERT…not a friend who knows 5 chords!!!!

Good luck and pleeze do it! You will save many months, in fact, learning from a teacher is the fast way your looking for, but you’ll have to pay, however, it’s bloody worth it! DO IT!
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]]> Comment on Learn How to Play Guitar by Dahs http://www.dillinghamservices.com/how-to-learn-guitar/learn-how-to-play-guitar/comment-page-1#comment-33 Dahs Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:29:59 +0000 http://www.dillinghamservices.com/how-to-learn-guitar/learn-how-to-play-guitar#comment-33 Actually, playing guitar or bass guitar requires both dexterity and rhythm. The only difference is on your standard bass guitar you have four strings and on your standard guitar there are two more strings. You can play chords on either, but only the guitar is "designed" to play chords. If you're just wanting to play for your own edification, then get an inexpensive "starter" bass kit (you can find one at Wal-Mart or Costco for around $120 complete with a small amp, and chord and a book) But buy an Ernie Ball Beginning Bass Book, (about $5) if it's not included with the kit and have at it. You don't need to learn play guitar, in fact although the two instruments are extremely similar the theory behind them is very different. Guitar is a rhythm section Axe, but only when it's comping. Bass and drums are THE rhythm section. So in a typical sense the bass plays differently than the guitar. Look at your typical sheet music and you'll see it's broken down into treble (G) clef or right hand piano, and bass (F) clef or left hand piano. Learning to play any instrument takes some effort but if you're clear from the start about where it is you want to go with your playing, which you seem to be, it can be fun and rewarding.<br><b>References : </b><br>30 years, Working Musician/Teacher, Bass, Guitar, Drums, & Piano Actually, playing guitar or bass guitar requires both dexterity and rhythm. The only difference is on your standard bass guitar you have four strings and on your standard guitar there are two more strings.
You can play chords on either, but only the guitar is "designed" to play chords.
If you’re just wanting to play for your own edification, then get an inexpensive "starter" bass kit (you can find one at Wal-Mart or Costco for around $120 complete with a small amp, and chord and a book) But buy an Ernie Ball Beginning Bass Book, (about $5) if it’s not included with the kit and have at it.
You don’t need to learn play guitar, in fact although the two instruments are extremely similar the theory behind them is very different.
Guitar is a rhythm section Axe, but only when it’s comping.
Bass and drums are THE rhythm section. So in a typical sense the bass plays differently than the guitar.
Look at your typical sheet music and you’ll see it’s broken down into treble (G) clef or right hand piano, and bass (F) clef or left hand piano.
Learning to play any instrument takes some effort but if you’re clear from the start about where it is you want to go with your playing, which you seem to be, it can be fun and rewarding.
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30 years, Working Musician/Teacher, Bass, Guitar, Drums, & Piano

]]> Comment on How to Learn and Play Electric Guitar by Rachel_S165 http://www.dillinghamservices.com/learn-electric-guitar/how-to-learn-and-play-electric-guitar/comment-page-1#comment-18 Rachel_S165 Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:28:59 +0000 http://www.dillinghamservices.com/learn-electric-guitar/how-to-learn-and-play-electric-guitar#comment-18 There is no such thing as learning guitar "fast" and "easy". If it were truly "fast" and "easy", everyone would do it. And "free" guitar instruction materials are generally worth what you paid for them. Instead there are a lot of clueless beginners who buy guitars thinking that its going to be fast and easy to learn guitar off the internet -- then they find out that they're NOT going to be good enough to be in their friend's band in a month, get frustrated and quit. Or they learn a few intros and solos to a half dozen songs from tabs they got off the Internet, but they skip over the basics of MUSIC. They can't play chords or keep a steady beat when they're playing rhythm, can't improvise, follow a chord chart, or play anything they don't have tabs for. Then they hit a wall in their guitar playing and come on here looking for advice on how to improve -- and the advice is -- TAKE SOME LESSONS. LEARN THE BASICS before you dive into playing solos right away. Learn what you're doing and why. If you're truly interested in becoming a good musician on guitar, you can't go into it expecting it to be fast and easy. You can learn a handful of chords in a few months, well enough to strum along on some simple 3 chord rock songs without messing up too badly. And if that's all you want to do, great. But truly mastering the guitar takes YEARS, and its a neverending journey, because no matter how good you get you never run out of new things to learn about music. <br><b>References : </b><br>37 years of guitar playing There is no such thing as learning guitar "fast" and "easy". If it were truly "fast" and "easy", everyone would do it. And "free" guitar instruction materials are generally worth what you paid for them.

Instead there are a lot of clueless beginners who buy guitars thinking that its going to be fast and easy to learn guitar off the internet — then they find out that they’re NOT going to be good enough to be in their friend’s band in a month, get frustrated and quit.

Or they learn a few intros and solos to a half dozen songs from tabs they got off the Internet, but they skip over the basics of MUSIC. They can’t play chords or keep a steady beat when they’re playing rhythm, can’t improvise, follow a chord chart, or play anything they don’t have tabs for. Then they hit a wall in their guitar playing and come on here looking for advice on how to improve — and the advice is — TAKE SOME LESSONS. LEARN THE BASICS before you dive into playing solos right away. Learn what you’re doing and why.

If you’re truly interested in becoming a good musician on guitar, you can’t go into it expecting it to be fast and easy. You can learn a handful of chords in a few months, well enough to strum along on some simple 3 chord rock songs without messing up too badly. And if that’s all you want to do, great. But truly mastering the guitar takes YEARS, and its a neverending journey, because no matter how good you get you never run out of new things to learn about music.
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37 years of guitar playing

]]> Comment on Learn Acoustic Guitar -Tips to Help You Learn To Play Guitar Quickly by Freddie http://www.dillinghamservices.com/learn-acoustic-guitar/learn-acoustic-guitar-tips-to-help-you-learn-to-play-guitar-quickly/comment-page-1#comment-13 Freddie Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:28:59 +0000 http://www.dillinghamservices.com/learn-acoustic-guitar/learn-acoustic-guitar-tips-to-help-you-learn-to-play-guitar-quickly#comment-13 The fastes way my friend would be online lesson such as on youtube or here http://en.teachme.tv/category/101/play_the_guitar/ there are many videosites with tutorials on guitars :)<br><b>References : </b><br> The fastes way my friend would be online lesson such as on youtube or here http://en.teachme.tv/category/101/play_the_guitar/
there are many videosites with tutorials on guitars :)
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]]> Comment on Learn To Play Music On The Electric Guitar by Lone Wolf AKA Big Shasta http://www.dillinghamservices.com/learn-electric-guitar/learn-to-play-music-on-the-electric-guitar/comment-page-1#comment-45 Lone Wolf AKA Big Shasta Sun, 31 Jan 2010 13:27:59 +0000 http://www.dillinghamservices.com/learn-electric-guitar/learn-to-play-music-on-the-electric-guitar#comment-45 follow chaZ he is MY new god his words inspired me it took me a year to completely get a feel for my bc rich mockingbird now im going on to theory *to chaz*----a bow baby steps .....<br><b>References : </b><br> follow chaZ
he is MY new god
his words inspired me
it took me a year to completely get a feel for my bc rich mockingbird
now im going on to theory
*to chaz*—-a bow
baby steps …..
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