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  2. poor boy wants help
    Tareq

    hi every body.
    i m tareq. like to pla guitar. and the demo e book for this site is very interesting. i want to become a member of this site. but in my country because of flood i cant send money to australlia. i have no credit card. So If any body help me get access this site i will be gratefull.
    Thanks

    1. Re: poor boy wants help
      Lymme Nekko

      : hi every body.
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  3. did you...
    tom crockford

    hi Chris did you own guitaryabs.com or some thing like that i am just wonder ing cos i havnt had a club e mail for ages and i cant find it any were thanx speak later pleas reply
    your mate tom

    1. Re: how do you read guitar tabs
      tom crockford

      : I’m beginning with guitar and have no clue on how to read guitar tabs….where can i find out how?
      : you have six lines ______________________
      ______________________
      e mail me to find out more

      1. Re: how do you read guitar tabs
        John

        i am not a beginer at playing the guitar, i just would like to know how to play guitar tabs so i can learn new songs so will you please tell me how?
        thanks, John

      2. Re: how do you read guitar tabs
        tom

        : : I’m beginning with guitar and have no clue on how to read guitar tabs….where can i find out how?
        : : you have six lines ______________________
        : ______________________
        : ______________________
        ______________________
        ______________________
        ______________________
        now the lines will have numbers on so each line represents a string the top line=the thickest string and the bottem line=the thinest string and each number = a fret so you would play that sring with your finger on that fret
        is that ok if you have any queerys e-mail me at [email protected]

    2. Re: tuning
      Chris Elmore

      Hi James,

      As a general rule, tightening a string creates more tension. This gives the string a higher pitch and goes higher in tune. Likewise with loosening your strings, the pitch goes down.

      Using a proper guitar tuner is the best way to tune your guitar exactly. However, if you don’t have one, all you need is to get one single note either from a piano, tuning fork or from someone else’s guitar string. Once you get that single note, I will show you how to tune the rest.

      Tuning Method 1
      Let’s say you have already tuned the top string (6th string).

      Step 1:
      Press down on the 6th string at the 5th fret and you will get an A note. This note should correspond to an open 5th string.

      Step 2:
      Strike the 6th string, 5th fret and an open 5th string. Both strings should be exactly the same. If not, the 5th string must be adjusted.

      A good tip is to hold your finger on the fret and use your other hand to twist the string. Both at the same time. Do this until both strings sound identical.

      These 2 easy steps can be repeated for the rest of the strings. With the 5th string, press down on the 5th string on the 5th fret and you will get a D. This note should correspond to an open 4th string. Therefore when you strike the 5th string, 5th fret and an open 4th string, both strings should sound exactly the same. If not, the 4th string must be adjusted.

      The 3rd string however must be played at the 4th fret in order to equal an open 2nd string. Many guitarists use this tuning technique when they suspect a string has gone out of tune.

      Tuning Method 2
      The most accurate way I find of tuning my guitar is by using harmonics. Harmonics are done by not actually holding down a string, but just gently touching it lightly. When you strike the string, it should be hard so you get a clear "ping" out of it and not an actual string note. You have to be spot on when using harmonics otherwise if you are a tiny bit off, it won’t come out.

      Tuning your guitar using harmonics is very similar to the first method. Again, say you have the top string (6th string) tuned correctly;

      Step 1:
      Place your finger on the 5th fret of the top string.

      Step 2:
      At the same time, place your other finger lightly on the 7th fret of the 5th string.

      Step 3:
      Strike both strings at the same time. They should be the exact same ‘ping’ sound. If not, one of them is out of tune. Therefore, the 5th string must be adjusted.

      Using this technique is more accurate as by striking both strings at the same time, they both produce a very distinct ping sound that is easier to spot if one is out of tune.

      Again, this technique works with all the strings, except the 3rd. So, the most accurate way to do this is to use the first tuning method just for this string. The rest are fine to continue on with harmonics method.

      I really hope that this information will help you in tuning the guitar.

      If you want to learn more guitars tips and tricks with leads, rhythm and strumming techniques, check it out for yourself at:

      http://www.guitartips.com.au

      Best Regards,
      Chris Elmore
      [email protected]

      P.S. If you know someone who has the desire to learn to play guitar, please pass this information to them.

  7. Highly Recommended Site for Guitarists
    Peter

    Hi guys,

    I’ve just found a brand new site on the net called Guitar Secrets Revealed.

    Its got some of the coolest licks, tricks, lessons, and even a free e-book to download with image, text and sound with some funky riffs in it!

    I always wanted to play the electric guitar and form my own band, and finally I’m doing it!

    That’s why I cannot recommend this site higher.

    check it out for yourself at

    http://www.guitartips.com.au

    Rock on!!

    Pete

    1. Re: Highly Recommended Site for Guitarists
      Aaron Moller

      I took a look at this site and am wary, as I have never heard of this guy. how do I know this isn’t some hoax? comments seem almost machine like as if you were told what to say. if you could tell me I’d appreciate it as I would like to learn soon. thanks.

    2. It's really a great site for beginners!
      Ling

      Hi everyone,

      I really strongly recommend this site to all those beginners who wish to learn how to play guitar. Guitar Secret Revealed was written in a very understandable way that it’s only took me a while to master all the basic concept.

      Thank you, chris!

      Ling

      1. Re: It's really a great site for beginners!
        Rob Krannick

        : Hi everyone,

        I had a look at that site and thought it was ok, but then a friend told me about http://www.guitarandbass.com.au . When I had a look I was blown away. It is a fully interactive tutorial with video, animation drumbeats, songs lead tips and tricks. This tutorail blows that other one completely out of the water. Check it out

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