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Im a amature guitar player. Im still figuring out all the notes and stuff. Also im having trouble with im finger positioning, can any one help me??
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Im a Amature
coriellswag11- Posts : 37
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drummerboy- Posts : 134
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I will once you come down for the summer!
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coriellswag11- Posts : 37
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Alright, coooool! 
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drummerboy- Posts : 134
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I have three guitars so it'll be cool!
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Jerlene- Posts : 42
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Learn C, G, Am and D. Those are the most common chords and if you know those you can play A LOT of songs.
drummerboy- Posts : 134
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Jerlene wrote:Learn C, G, Am and D. Those are the most common chords and if you know those you can play A LOT of songs.
I use G, C, D, and Em mostly but that works!
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Jerlene- Posts : 42
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A lot of songs use Em but Am would be a better chord for novices to learn first.
drummerboy- Posts : 134
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Jerlene wrote:A lot of songs use Em but Am would be a better chord for novices to learn first.
That's very true! Great suggestion!
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coriellswag11- Posts : 37
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Thanks Guuys!
drummerboy- Posts : 134
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coriellswag11 wrote:Thanks Guuys!
No problem!
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Jerlene- Posts : 42
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No problem. F is also a good one to learn. It's originally a barred chord but most people play it the following way:
1st fret, 2nd string
2nd fret, 3rd string
3rd fret, 4th string
It's the simplest version of the chord.
1st fret, 2nd string
2nd fret, 3rd string
3rd fret, 4th string
It's the simplest version of the chord.
drummerboy- Posts : 134
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I play it asJerlene wrote:No problem. F is also a good one to learn. It's originally a barred chord but most people play it the following way:
1st fret, 2nd string
2nd fret, 3rd string
3rd fret, 4th string
It's the simplest version of the chord.
1st fret, 1st and 2nd string
2nd fret, 3rd string
3rd fret, 4th string
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Jerlene- Posts : 42
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That has a nice sound too.
drummerboy- Posts : 134
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I imagine so! I love my Fender Stratocaster!Jerlene wrote:That has a nice sound too.
Jerlene- Posts : 42
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Ooooh, that's a great one. How long have you had it?
drummerboy- Posts : 134
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Jerlene wrote:Ooooh, that's a great one. How long have you had it?
About uhmmm about a year and a half!
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