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I’m ready to jump in. 😀 Decided to suck it up and keep the strings I have and pay my dues. Now I just need to tune. Sooo… where do you recommend I should start? 😀
Here is a link to an online guitar tuner. http://www.get-tuned.com/old_online_guitar_tuner.php
Always start with clean hands, the strings will last longer, and the guitar will remain easier to clean.
Wipe your strings before and after you play.
What do you wish to accomplish? Do you wish to learn a particular song? Strumming style? Finger-picking style?
How much time do you think you will set aside to practice? Thirty minutes every day is much more effective than 3.5 hours on Saturday. You can focus better the entire time, and muscle-memory grows more quickly.
Out of the thirty minutes (should you decide to set that aside), first five to ten minutes is warming up on the guitar, doing a few finger strengthening exercises, the rest is learning/practicing/playing.
It’s always a great idea to practice with a metronome. People tend to play the hard parts slower than the easy parts, so the easy parts sound rushed.
Never play faster than you can play well. It’s better to be slow and clear, than fast and a mess.
Here is a free online metronome: http://www.metronomeonline.com/
Thank you so much for the info!!! Thirty minutes a day it is. I’m certain the tuning will use up the first thirty minutes at least. I’m so excited. Will let you know how it goes 🙂 Will have to think about goals.
I didn’t know that about cleaning the strings … Thank you !! 😀
(Next year I want to learn to play the drums. LOL)