Showing posts with label Guitar Lesson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guitar Lesson. Show all posts

Left Hand Technique (Bass / Guitar)

Left Hand Technique (Bass / Guitar)

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LEFT HAND TECHNIQUE A. HAMMER ON (H)This technique is played by the left finger tapping on the fret board, sounded the right index finger and then with the left hand first finger is still pressing on the fret board, the other left hand fingers hit the fret board (with a higher tone) without pronounced with right index finger. The symbol of...

Learning Bassline Technique

Learning Bassline Technique

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Bassline is one of bass technique that underlies the bass chord accompaniment and rhythm of a song.Rhythm section is one part of the band (combo), which also determines the type rhythm / rhythm being played. They consist of drums, bass, piano / guitar. Piano / guitar also called chordal section. Build BassLineIn building a bassline, played...

Tapping Electric Guitar technique

Tapping Electric Guitar technique

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Various ways of playing the guitar, either acoustic or electric guitar. Not long ago young musicians Indonesia look stunning with his guitar. Playing acoustic guitar can be done in ways such common Flamenco, Pop and Classic. Not much different to play on electric guitar. The difference in electric guitars, guitar sound should wear additional noise...

Arpeggio Techniques

Arpeggio Techniques

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Arpeggio Arpeggio is a combination of tones that gradually and sequentially rung, which is formed by a particular chord. Tips for practicing arpeggios should we pay attention to the accuracy of tone, picking technique, the position of the finger. remember to start training with a tempo that is until you become accustomed to and then speeding up the tempo little by little, if you just rely on the speed of the left hand fingers and not supported by picking an accurate then the result would have sounded notes are not clear, therefore the key is synchronization your left hand fingers with your picking. Start the exercise...

Blues Scale

Blues Scale

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The contents of the Blues Scale are similar to the contents of Minor pentatonic. The difference is the "b5" is usually called the Blue Note. So the contents of the Blues Scale are 1 - b3 - 4 - b5 - 5 - b7. Blues Scale can be used as a Bass Line or used to create a melody (solo). In addition to the rhythm of Blues, Blues Scale is commonly used also in the shuffle rhythms, Rock, Gospel, R & B, etc... Blues is the foundation of Jazz music. So the blues scale is also sometimes can be inserted in the jazz game. Below is an example of the Blues Scale fingerings. |---|- 1 -|---|- 3 -|---|---| |---|- 1 - |...

Minor Pentatonic

Minor Pentatonic

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Minor pentatonic played a lot at the Rock and Blues style. But by not limiting the creativity, we can also play a minor pentatonic in other genres (some other styles). Actually we know and train with the forms (modes) of the major pentatonic, and then automatically we have to know the minor pentatonic. When we play a D minor pentatonic, then we may just play the major pentatonic from F. Since...

Major Pentatonic

Major Pentatonic

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Pentatonic means five-tones. Penta = Five, tonic = tones. Major pentatonic is often in use in a wide range of styles. Be it in the rock, blues, funk, etc. Major pentatonic commonly used in the major or the major seventh chord.  The contents of this Major pentatonic are: 1 - 2 - 3 - 5-6  below is the fingering of the pentatonic in the key of C Major with the five modes.  Mode 1  ||---|- A -|---|---|- 4 -|---|  ||---|- A -|---|---|- 4 -|---|  ||---|---|- 2 -|---|- 4 -|---|  ||---|---|---|---|---|---|  Mode2  |---|- 1 -|---|-...

Minor Scale Guitar

Minor Scale Guitar

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After we discuss the major scale, now time to discuss minor scale, if the characters are at a distance of major scale tones 1 to 3 are two tone and each 1 tone or 2 frets on the guitar, then the characteristic distance that a minor is a half tone! tone interval to 1 second in a tone to be 1 or 1 / 2. while the second tone with the 3 is 1 / 2 or 1.  distance from the provisions of this tone then the minor scale has several scales, each scale has the character and composition of different intervals, and this minor scales: NATURAL MINOR 1-1/2-1-1-1/2-1-1 tone pattern arrangement, compared to the...

Accidental Symbols

Accidental Symbols

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Accidental symbol (sign accidental), according to its function consists of: Sharp / sharp (#) Sharp or sharps denoted by the # sign ½ serves to raise the tone. Example: C increased ½ ringing tone to tone C # (C sharp / C sharp) ½ F increased tone to F # (F sharp / F sharp) Flat / Mol (b) Mol denoted flat or with the sign b Serves to lower...

Guitar Modes

Guitar Modes

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Modes is a series of tones, such as scales or scale, there are seven kinds of modes are Ionian Mode, Dorian Mode, Phyrgian Mode, Lydian Mode, Mixolydian Mode, Aeolian Mode and the last one Locrian Mode . It would be easier to understand the modes when starting to see the major scale , for example...

Major Scale

Major Scale

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Music divides the octave in 12 steps, each one is called a semi-tone steps. On the keyboard or piano division is seen in the number of keys that exist within a single octave of 12 keys which consists of seven white keys and 5 black keys. On the guitar fingerboard is also seen that an octave is divided in 12 fret, one fret each step with a semi-tone or half...

Learn to Play Basic Scales on Guitar

Learn to Play Basic Scales on Guitar

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Scale on the guitar playing method is very important reasons: 1. Scale of adequate skills will enhance the ability and strength in your fingers to play guitar.2. Scale plays will help train the hearing or your instincts to understand or master the fine combination of notes or melodies on the guitar.3. Proficiency Scale within the play will be very useful to a guitarist in the air-even in the creation of improvised songs. There are 5 basic scale forms that must be acquainted with you and you should practice every day. Try the various positions on your guitar frets, but I suggest it is best...

Fret Guitar Diagram

Fret Guitar Diagram

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After knowing how to Tuning / Tala / Stem guitar string, so now we will start learn to recognize the tone - the tone on the guitar fret. In addition to the diagram, towards the right (column) is the strings, while the bottom (line) is the fret. For example: Open String string to six is...

Tuning Guitar ( Stem Guitar )

Tuning Guitar ( Stem Guitar )

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Before we move on to the next matter, it helps us to know first how for Tuning / Tala / tuning the guitar, because without a guitar tuned and positioned at Stem the game or we would sound discordant (fals). Tuning is the process of determining the frequency standards and align the frequency of inter-string on...
 
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