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I think I know the basics, I know how to read music and know what is what, I have a huge painting string in a poster on my wall right next to me, I know what strings and are a lot of terminology. My question is - where can I go to learn more? I just recently got so every time I play the guitar sounds like a cat dying. I wish it was exaggerated. But yes, any suggestions? I looked at it much, but not really I found somethings constant, there is one that does more than just a lesson? Thanks:]
www.justinguitar.com definitely. The classes are numerous, throrough, and free. They are quality you usually have to pay. He is a great teacher, an accomplished musician and very good person to give away these things free. I also found a lot of useful lessons from YouTube. Nextlevelguitar has been the most useful, especially with the instructor named Marty. Youtube also is great to learn music. I type in guitar lessons and then the song title and get great results every time. I learn watching, so YouTube has been a blessing. I hope I was able to help some. Good luck and keep playing.
How to Read Guitar Chord Charts
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