Comments for Guitar Playing http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com Thu, 11 Mar 2010 03:02:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Can you guys give me tips on playing guitar hero for an expert? by Mad http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/guitar-playing-tips/can-you-guys-give-me-tips-on-playing-guitar-hero-for-an-expert#comment-12923 Mad Wed, 03 Mar 2010 14:47:59 +0000 http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/guitar-playing-tips/can-you-guys-give-me-tips-on-playing-guitar-hero-for-an-expert#comment-12923 i<br><b>References : </b><br> i
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]]> Comment on Can you guys give me tips on playing guitar hero for an expert? by Junior http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/guitar-playing-tips/can-you-guys-give-me-tips-on-playing-guitar-hero-for-an-expert#comment-12922 Junior Wed, 03 Mar 2010 14:07:59 +0000 http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/guitar-playing-tips/can-you-guys-give-me-tips-on-playing-guitar-hero-for-an-expert#comment-12922 There are many ways to get better playing this game. 1) Make sure when you strum, you are strum up and down, not just pressing it down constantly. This will make things way easier as you get better. 2) Make sure your pinky is the one touching the orange button. It should switch between the blue and the orange. You will have to get use to this, but it will work. 3) Try the songs that are difficult on "practice" mode first. Also try slowing them down a notch, till you have the right keys. Hope this helps!!<br><b>References : </b><br> There are many ways to get better playing this game.

1) Make sure when you strum, you are strum up and down, not just pressing it down constantly. This will make things way easier as you get better.

2) Make sure your pinky is the one touching the orange button. It should switch between the blue and the orange. You will have to get use to this, but it will work.

3) Try the songs that are difficult on "practice" mode first. Also try slowing them down a notch, till you have the right keys.

Hope this helps!!
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]]> Comment on Can you guys give me tips on playing guitar hero for an expert? by Angus http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/guitar-playing-tips/can-you-guys-give-me-tips-on-playing-guitar-hero-for-an-expert#comment-12921 Angus Wed, 03 Mar 2010 13:57:59 +0000 http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/guitar-playing-tips/can-you-guys-give-me-tips-on-playing-guitar-hero-for-an-expert#comment-12921 Practice on easier difficulties first.<br><b>References : </b><br> Practice on easier difficulties first.
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]]> Comment on Do you have to play an acoustic guitar b4 playing an electric guitar? by ddrum http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12920 ddrum Sat, 27 Feb 2010 14:39:59 +0000 http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12920 Your parents are saying that because the acoustic doesn't have a volume knob you can turn up to 10. In short they probably don't want to hear your beginner efforts at learning guitar while they're trying to watch the evening news. But no, it is certainly not necessary to start on acoustic.<br><b>References : </b><br> Your parents are saying that because the acoustic doesn’t have a volume knob you can turn up to 10. In short they probably don’t want to hear your beginner efforts at learning guitar while they’re trying to watch the evening news. But no, it is certainly not necessary to start on acoustic.
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]]> Comment on Do you have to play an acoustic guitar b4 playing an electric guitar? by Booneypants http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12919 Booneypants Sat, 27 Feb 2010 14:24:59 +0000 http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12919 no, you can learn on either. acoustic has string further apart that can be easier, but electric is a lot easier for bar chords and stuff. I learned on electric first, and it was fine. I find electric guitar to be easier myself (but the chicks love guys that play acoustic ; ) ) check out this awesome site when you get your guitar for free video lessons, and easy songs and more advanced songs later: www.justinguitar.com<br><b>References : </b><br> no, you can learn on either. acoustic has string further apart that can be easier, but electric is a lot easier for bar chords and stuff.

I learned on electric first, and it was fine. I find electric guitar to be easier myself (but the chicks love guys that play acoustic ; ) )

check out this awesome site when you get your guitar for free video lessons, and easy songs and more advanced songs later: http://www.justinguitar.com
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]]> Comment on Do you have to play an acoustic guitar b4 playing an electric guitar? by Dee http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12918 Dee Sat, 27 Feb 2010 14:10:59 +0000 http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12918 Well, my advice is usually to get a used guitar or a cheap guitar to start. If you a beginner I think Acoustic is good choice. An acoustic guitar can be less expensive than an electric one and also requires less maintenance, the strings do not need to be changed that often and if you buy nylon strings they will not get rusty. I'd recommend getting an acoustic guitar first, dominate it and get comfortable with it and a few months later you can buy an electric guitar. If you are going to buy this guitar, you should get guitar lessons along with it, this will encourage you improve faster. http://guitarlearning.hardinal.com/ '<br><b>References : </b><br>http://go.guitarlearning.hardinal.com/ Well, my advice is usually to get a used guitar or a cheap guitar to start. If you a beginner I think Acoustic is good choice. An acoustic guitar can be less expensive than an electric one and also requires less maintenance, the strings do not need to be changed that often and if you buy nylon strings they will not get rusty. I’d recommend getting an acoustic guitar first, dominate it and get comfortable with it and a few months later you can buy an electric guitar. If you are going to buy this guitar, you should get guitar lessons along with it, this will encourage you improve faster.

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]]> Comment on Do you have to play an acoustic guitar b4 playing an electric guitar? by Noor A http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12917 Noor A Sat, 27 Feb 2010 13:58:59 +0000 http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12917 that's what my sister told me when i was thinking about guitar five years ago. she started with acoustic and then went to electric. I never took it up until now. when I went to the music store for a guitar, the guy asked me "Acoustic or electric?" and im like "I'm a beginner. Don't beginners always start on acoustic?" he says "It doesnt really matter what you start on." so, it does not matter if you start on electric or acoustic. it's basically the same. but everyone i've known that has gone into playing electric has started on acoustic first. i'm never going to electric though. acoustic is my style. hehee<br><b>References : </b><br> that’s what my sister told me when i was thinking about guitar five years ago. she started with acoustic and then went to electric. I never took it up until now. when I went to the music store for a guitar, the guy asked me "Acoustic or electric?" and im like "I’m a beginner. Don’t beginners always start on acoustic?" he says "It doesnt really matter what you start on."
so, it does not matter if you start on electric or acoustic. it’s basically the same. but everyone i’ve known that has gone into playing electric has started on acoustic first. i’m never going to electric though. acoustic is my style. hehee
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]]> Comment on Do you have to play an acoustic guitar b4 playing an electric guitar? by MissAlice http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12916 MissAlice Sat, 27 Feb 2010 13:20:59 +0000 http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12916 You don't have to but it helps. The electric guitar can be a little trickier to play (smaller frets, not as much space between the strings etc), and it help if you've already had some experience with an acoustic. I only played and acoustic guitar for a few weeks maybe less before moving to electric but I'm glad I did (though I did already play bass). In the end, it's helpful but not necsessary.<br><b>References : </b><br> You don’t have to but it helps. The electric guitar can be a little trickier to play (smaller frets, not as much space between the strings etc), and it help if you’ve already had some experience with an acoustic. I only played and acoustic guitar for a few weeks maybe less before moving to electric but I’m glad I did (though I did already play bass). In the end, it’s helpful but not necsessary.
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]]> Comment on Do you have to play an acoustic guitar b4 playing an electric guitar? by obi2kenobi http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12915 obi2kenobi Sat, 27 Feb 2010 12:45:59 +0000 http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12915 No. But some acoustics can be had cheaper than the cheapest electrics. You can move up if you feel comfortable that you want to play better. If you lost interest, you are only out a couple of bucks (ok maybe twenty)<br><b>References : </b><br>Guitar player No. But some acoustics can be had cheaper than the cheapest electrics. You can move up if you feel comfortable that you want to play better. If you lost interest, you are only out a couple of bucks (ok maybe twenty)
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]]> Comment on Do you have to play an acoustic guitar b4 playing an electric guitar? by Teghs http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12914 Teghs Sat, 27 Feb 2010 11:59:59 +0000 http://blog.guitar-playing-techniques.com/electric-guitar-playing/do-you-have-to-play-an-acoustic-guitar-b4-playing-an-electric-guitar#comment-12914 I was in your position when I started guitar. I think it's better to start with acoustic, because it's easier to learn than electric when you have no idea what you're doing.<br><b>References : </b><br> I was in your position when I started guitar. I think it’s better to start with acoustic, because it’s easier to learn than electric when you have no idea what you’re doing.
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