Begineer learning chord changing

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Begineer learning chord changing
Topic Started: May 26 2008, 04:00 PM (296 Views)
GSCadet	May 26 2008, 04:00 PM Post #1
Newbie Posts: 2 Group: Members Member #8,436 Joined: May 26, 2008	Any things i can practice to help me change chords faster?



mynameisDavid	May 26 2008, 05:34 PM Post #2
Member Posts: 829 Group: Moderator Member #294 Joined: March 2, 2007	Try the song You shook me all night long by AC/DC
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Bullet	May 28 2008, 12:03 AM Post #3
Admin Posts: 1,833 Group: Admin Member #183 Joined: January 13, 2007	I know this is going to sound boring.... but there is only one way.... keep practicing! And make sure you use the right fingering and it sounds clean... all the strings should ring out... even if it takes you longer to get. Good Luck!



Artheus	Jul 6 2008, 11:52 AM Post #4
Newbie Posts: 16 Group: Members Member #8,647 Joined: July 5, 2008	Why not trying some simple blues? It's both fun and good piece of practice. Have Fun !
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monwobobbo	Jul 7 2008, 12:15 AM Post #5
Top Contributor Posts: 379 Group: Members Member #8,625 Joined: June 23, 2008	Bullet May 28 2008, 12:03 AM I know this is going to sound boring.... but there is only one way.... keep practicing! And make sure you use the right fingering and it sounds clean... all the strings should ring out... even if it takes you longer to get. Good Luck! gotta agree. this is what i tell my students and i know it sucks to start. i always start with E-A-D for chords to learn (this is also the chord progrssion for Led Zeppelin's communication breakdown. i also recommmend learning to make an E chord with middle, forth and pinky, later this will come in handy for barre chords. remember that it takes time and if you make it past the first few months of boring often terrible sounding playing you'll be on your way to being a guitar hero (or at least a player). its hard and takes work but believe me in the end you'll be happy you put in the time and effort.
	and now for something completely different


+�Pantera_fan	Jul 23 2008, 12:55 AM Post #6
Retired Posts: 289 Group: Retired Member #745 Joined: July 3, 2007	Haha I remember the good old days, when I was in my first week of playing, I got six or seven chords down, but couldn't get that C clean at all. I bloodied my fingers tryin to get that chord perfect, and one day I just had it. Just like that. It was the happiest day of my life there and then lol.
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