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Dhwani 01-10-2018 12:52 AM

What are the best ways to learn guitar?
 
There are multiple ways to learn guitar like online, home tutors and music schools but what will be the best one.

Akai 01-10-2018 01:11 AM

I prefer self teaching personally, academia bores the hell out of me and causes a loss of interest.

A good way to learn (to start with if self teaching) is to learn songs, a good way to learn songs in a sort amount of time would be to watch a cover, slow different sections down and transcribe what you see onto your instrument.

After you've got the notes down just keep playing the track over and over until you're playing it fluently.

It enables you to learn it without the notes being written down in front of you and also teaches you different techniques in the process. (depending of what you choose to learn ofc)

It's also helpful for applying the techniques you've learnt into your own style of playing.

saxpianoguitarjimmy 01-10-2018 07:38 AM

Personally i've taught myself from youtube videos, online chords and learnt how to read tab. In about 8 months it's got me pretty far only playing every couple of days. I feel confident playing to other people and am able to make up my own riffs.

rubber soul 01-10-2018 07:40 AM

I learned most of my chords by way of a Beatles' songbook. Not that it helped much; I'm still a lousy guitarist, probably because I don't have the discipline for it, I guess.

Frownland 01-10-2018 09:31 AM

It's not a one stop shop. Take some lessons with a tutor for rudiments, watch youtube videos, learn songs that you like, try new things out, learn how to teach yourself new ideas, jam with some mates if you have any that play (you can start a band or do it for fun, just try to work with other musicians on a somewhat equal playing field), and pay attention to what the guitarists that you like do both audibly and in videos.

Oriphiel 01-10-2018 10:36 AM

Slip your guitar a twenty every now and then, and it'll play itself for you.

GunmouthGrace 01-10-2018 12:11 PM

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OccultHawk 01-10-2018 12:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1912796)
It's not a one stop shop. Take some lessons with a tutor for rudiments, watch youtube videos, learn songs that you like, try new things out, learn how to teach yourself new ideas, jam with some mates if you have any that play (you can start a band or do it for fun, just try to work with other musicians on a somewhat equal playing field), and pay attention to what the guitarists that you like do both audibly and in videos.

Take it from Joe Pass.

DriveYourCarDownToTheSea 01-10-2018 06:22 PM

I took about 10 lessons when I was a teenager and then taught myself the rest.

Franco Pepe Kalle 01-10-2018 07:33 PM

I am no guitarist but it depends on each person

For some, just observing someone can help you get started on playing the guitar.


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