I'm trying to teach myself how to play guitar..Is it better to learn chords first or the notes? And does anybody know a good website that would be helpful? Thanks so much.. =]
if its more rock influenced then try "seven nation army" by white stripes. that song will teach you power chords.
I taught my self to play guitar and am still playing 10 years on. i started out by tryin to make simple tunes on one string, then got adventurous and used 2 strings. then started to learn chords by learning my favorite songs. but for gods sake go for somthing slow and a little easy other wise youll just get bored of not being able to do it.
PS, have my homepage to the guitar website that started me on guitar.
and the bottom link is thier front page. its easy to follow. if you need any tips then send me a message either on here or UltimateGuitar and ill try to help you out a bit :D [ annon's advice column | Ask annon A Question ]
mellophone03 answered Sunday April 25 2010, 10:20 pm: I dont know a website, but I do know a little about music. Not much about guitar, but I know my way around the staff
Ok, so I hope you know- a chord is made up of notes. So, if you actually want to know exactly what's in the chord you're playing, than learn notes first. If you want to play complex songs, learn notes, because not everything is a chord.
Personaly, I would try to find lessons. It's easier having someone point out your mistakes as you learn
Sorry I don't know much about guitars, but hope I helped
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