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Comment on Guitar Tablature Or Sheet Music? by Joe

Joe — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:27:59 +0000

http://www.ultimate-guitar.com
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Comment on Guitar Tablature Or Sheet Music? by drm

drm — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:25:59 +0000

There are a number of good sources for free online tablature. As others have mentioned, 911tabs is good. I have also found a lot of good tabs on the song pages at Fretbase. This seems like a good starting point: http://www.fretbase.com/songs.
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http://www.911tabs.com
http://www.fretbase.com

Comment on Beginning Electric Guitar – A Great Place To Begin? by Jacob

Jacob — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:23:59 +0000

do not buy a 500 dollar guitar to start with because when you start you cannot shred u will 100 percent suck balls get frusturated and quit probably about 80 percent of people who start playing quit go to a place like guitar center and they have value packs that cost around 200 it comes with the guitar an amp picks and a strap and a cable if you buy everything seperate u will pay 500 for the guitar around 200 for a decent amp 30 for a decent cable and around 20-30 for a good strap so that is around 800 so best bet is go with the value pack to see if you even like playing the guitar
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played guitar for 5 years

Comment on Guitar Tablature Or Sheet Music? by I'll save you, Manger Babies

I'll save you, Manger Babies — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:23:59 +0000

There are books of tab from different band cds you can get at the music store. there are several sites online that offer tab from other bands but that's not reliable.
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Comment on Learn to Play Piano Online – Using Online Piano Tools to Help You Learn Piano by Skank Spanker

Skank Spanker — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:21:59 +0000

the dollar tree
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Comment on Beginning Electric Guitar – A Great Place To Begin? by Hellfire Club

Hellfire Club — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:21:59 +0000

My first guitar was a Squier Strat which is made by Fender and it was about $300 for the beginner pack and that's in Canadian dollars. Some other good ones, depending on your style preference of course, are Ibanez which is a more metal sounding guitar although you can get different models. Epiphone are made by Gibson and are nice beginner guitars for sure. The best thing to do would be to go to your guitar dealership and tryout some guitars around your price range and hear what they sound like for yourself to find the sound you want.
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Comment on Guitar Tablature Or Sheet Music? by vitamin 4

vitamin 4 — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 12:21:59 +0000

http://www.911tabs.com
i think that’s the url

just google "911 tabs"

it’s a tabs search engine
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Comment on Learn to Play Piano Online – Using Online Piano Tools to Help You Learn Piano by A Friend

A Friend — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 07:19:28 +0000

How to get to Advanced Level Keyboard (Musicians only, please)?
Well I’ve been studying piano seriously for about 4 or 5 months, and I’ve really progressed. Among classes I’ve taken and books that I’ve read, I’ve been in a jazz band and in my friend’s rock/blues band.

I’ve studied all kinds of genres. I can do Jerry Lee Louis boogie-woogie, some Fats Waller stride, I can do classical, and that’s just the old stuff. I’ve been listening to and trying to figure out more rock keyboard as of lately, such as Jon Lord from Deep Purple, Jordan Rudess with Dream Theater, Keith Emerson with ELP, Ray Manzarek with The Doors, and so on… I even do my own covers of their songs and my personal favorites, Tool and A Perfect Circle.

Even with all this, Im still not sure how Im supposed to be getting any better. I have tried to network with other keyboardists in hopes that I’ll find some better ones to learn from, but it’s hard to find keyboardists, even online… Basically Im trying to ask how I can get to the point that I can say that Im an advanced keyboardist. Im not really sure where to go as far as skills, but I learn quickly, since I’ve been playing most my life(Im `18 by the way).

I would greatly appreciate any input anyone has for a learning student of the piano. Any guidance or advice is welcome.

Just in case anyone who wants to get where I am, this is what I do and recommend.

-Get a Hanon exercise book and do exercises daily, up and down.
-Get some of Carl Humphries’s books, like the Piano Improvisation Handbook or Piano Handbook. If anything, BUY THESE BOOKS…. Theyre only like $20 bucks, and after going through them, you won’t be the same musician again. I recommend the Improvisation book first, because it’ll teach you everything from Improvisation, to theory, to harmony, to intervals, to counterpoint, to stuff I can’t even imagine anyone thinking up… It’s a good, book…
- Get an electronic keyboard. One that has about 400-500 different voices. Get used to it and then go to the next step.
-Find a band. A band will force you to be very versatile. Going from 1-voice sax sounds, to chordal pads, to fast-handed synth will really round your playing ability… also, Keyboardists are hard to find! Congratulations! Youre an asset!
- Learn theory. Piano’s the best instrument to know while youre going through any kind of theory. You can do chords, inversions, 4-voice compositions, and so on. It all revolves around our instrument…
-Finally, Listen to lots of different groups. Study many different genres. Different influences round you as a musician. Study a genre and find prominent keyboardists in that genre. Listen to what they do. Know and understand them. That way, you’ll truly be influenced by them. There’s another book called the Keyboard Bible. It’s really good $20 also. Check em out!

Sorry for jumping around, but yeah, If anyone knows how I can get better, I’d love the help…

Thanks.

Comment on Beginning Electric Guitar – A Great Place To Begin? by Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 07:19:24 +0000

All to know about beginning with the Electric Guitar.?
I googled it all, but I want more specific information about the Electric Guitar. Not it’s history and stuff like that. But what would you recommend for a beginner at a five hundred dollar range for a guitar and amp that is good quality. What would I need to buy if I were to buy an Electric Guitar. Besides the amp and chord obviously. Where to probably buy and not buy. I don’t believe in buying online, so any other options. I would never buy one from Wal-Mart or Target or that sort of thing. In fact I don’t even think they sell any quality guitars. Does anyone know some place in the Vegas Strip where they sell guitars? Whatever you can tell me that I should know that someone else probably won’t tell me that’s worth knowing about would be great. Thanks.

Comment on Guitar Tablature Or Sheet Music? by dixie princess

dixie princess — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 07:19:20 +0000

Where can I find guitar tablature and sheet music for free?
I am a new guitar player and I would like to find good websites for free sheet music and tablature. Do y’all have any suggestions?