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An0nimus:
Short pencil and two rubber bands.

Put the pencil over fret you wish to capo and use the rubber bands to hold it in place. Any pencil length should do the trick but shorter ones just look better.

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An0nimus:
lol Teacher ke

Ehi9ice well done but as he said, keep practicing the above and open chords. Search guitar lessons on YouTube. You'll see many teachers, pick one you like the style and follow the videos.

DammyOlu123:
Lool. Good job. But you don't just 'finish' practicing o. It's continuous. As regular as you can muster. Even guitar pros still practice. So, including what teacher gave you up there, I suggest you start learning open chords. (C, D, Em, etc.). Just Google the chord, to get the shape, and learn to play it. Keep practicing.

EHI9ICE:
No problem boss.I'd do just that.Thanks.

FarmTech:
pls can u explain more? what is the strumming pattern to use or is it solo.

denkyw:
Try strumming...
Dowm_Down_Up--Up_Down_Up. once per chord

babdav2015:
Does anyone know any guitarist that resides in Abeokuta?

Tedman:
Any active guitarist in here on Instagram?

Nastydroid:
I'm and kilokeys

Michellasilva:
Learning how to play acoustic guitar. Need a personal teacher.

Michellasilva:
Learning how to play acoustic guitar. Need a personal teacher.

Elegbede205:
wow I must say I've improved over the years, lol. I remembered when I came into this thread as a first class beginner.
well one thing I've learnt about learning any instrument is that your music theory skills is very important, so don't neglect music theory. Nice video kilokeys!. Okay I know how to play in all keys and I know alot of chords but my hearing is one painful issue jare also I enjoy soloing(like tim pierce or jimi hendrix and the likes) than just strumming boring chords.
good to be here!

Elegbede205:
wow I must say I've improved over the years, lol. I remembered when I came into this thread as a first class beginner.
well one thing I've learnt about learning any instrument is that your music theory skills is very important, so don't neglect music theory. Nice video kilokeys!. Okay I know how to play in all keys and I know alot of chords but my hearing is one painful issue jare also I enjoy soloing(like tim pierce or jimi hendrix and the likes) than just strumming boring chords.
good to be here!

cee001:
Guy I also wanna begin soloing but I'm still on my rhythm guitar lessons...which music theory book did u read or recommend by the way...

When u say hearing do u mean that u cannot follow a vocalist when he/she sings with ur guitar chords?

Nastydroid:
drop something for boys

tbams007:
Happy New year great guitarists. Can anyone help me with lessons or info on applications of altered scales. I have interest in jazz but the skills seems to elude me. Thank you.

cee001:
My major problem now is how to play songs by ear,,,and follow a vocalist when he/she sings with my rhythm guitar playing....any tip or help
Plus, I started my lead guitar journey. I'm learning d major scale but my fingers keep pressing on unwanted strings

An0nimus:
Personally, I listened to and scored many songs especially on open chords. With time, the progressions came more easily even with new songs. If there's a trick to playing by ear, I'l love to learn it too.

Started Lead as well. Making out time and using a pick has been a challenge for me but we'll pull through. What I learnt for this phase is to take it slow. Use a metronome, pick a tempo (I use 70bpm) and practice jejely. There are metronome apps you can download. Hopefully, this works for us.

cee001:
My major problem now is how to play songs by ear,,,and follow a vocalist when he/she sings with my rhythm guitar playing....any tip or help
Plus, I started my lead guitar journey. I'm learning d major scale but my fingers keep pressing on unwanted strings

denkyw:
this is also my problem, am still waiting for my break through. Though I don't really care about soloing, If I can just bisect the chords in any song i hear and also follow it progression I will be super fine. Am currently involved in something that is time intensive and requires equal level of commitment as learning the guitar (programming). I don't really know how to balance the two equation.

denkyw:
this is also my problem, am still waiting for my break through. Though I don't really care about soloing, If I can just bisect the chords in any song i hear and also follow it progression I will be super fine. Am currently involved in something that is time intensive and requires equal level of commitment as learning the guitar (programming). I don't really know how to balance the two equation.

cee001:
will heed to this...it seems I am getting ahead of myself... Itz a jeje suntin