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the callouses is something you really need if you want to play, i remember at first how my fingertops glowd red and where really painfull, but now even with steel strings its fine, and nobody noticed my callouses, you cant see them, almost cant feel them (only your self ofcourse 
) so dont worry and keep going
trippy
hi lexibabe,
im playing guitar for 6 months now so im still verry verry new at it, and i didnt take any lessons mmore than reading en watching videos on the net,
i can now play a lot ( for me its a lot) of chords, a few songs that sound decent and a couple of diferent rythyms, it takes time and pacience to do it on you´re own but you can do it.
i really started to advance when i found chordie and trayd to play some songs i know, there are a lot that have only a few chords and are a lot a fun.
so if you cant take lessons, dont worry, you can do it
trippy
i also think the first one is the best choise, but is the price right? or should i think about buying one on the net?
i´ve been surfing on google and seen cheaper capos then what the owner of the shop showd me,
like badeye said :12.95 and works well
i went to the music instrument store a few day´s ago
and askt what a capo for a acoustic electric guitar could cost me,
the owner show´d me 2 different capo´s
this one is the one i´ve seen every body uses http://www.playrecord.net/images/KG6B.jpg
and this one that i think is´nt worth much (seems it will break with only watching it) http://www.playrecord.net/guitar-access … 30543.html
the price is 25 euros ( i live in spain) for the first one and 15 for the second,
i think it´s very expensive for such a little peace of metal to put on the guitar,
so the question is, what should it cost me and wicht one is the best choise...
greetz trippy 
i also use a lot of justins lessons,
they are realy good, just did de the blues solo witch sounds great,
the songs of david on the nextlevelguitar were great too, i hope they post something new 1 of these days
also use the DDUUDU pattern, matches for a lot of songs to
i love to play country roads, its the first song i learnd and still play it every day
i hope so, i guess all have to practice more on that f and it will come just like the others did
i´m playing for 6 months now and still cant play F also the 7 chords resist me just cant seem to stretch my pinky enough
Gracias por la bienvenida?
un saludo trippy
1 guitar
a cheap nylon (does´nt sound great but does his job for learing me )
next month its my birthday and a´l get a new acoustic
i started with country road, easy chords nice to sing along, first i learnd it with a simple up / down strumming, real slow, once you get it you can change the strumming
i´m a girl i´m 26 and started playing since februari it was mi valentines gift, now for mi birthday real soon in august a´l get a real acoustic guitar (the one i own is a classic studie guitar 
)
greetz out spain
thanks for the help, the site has a lot of information,
searching by my self i found this:
<font color="red">Here it is, the holy grail of beginning strumming, the Folk Strum Pattern:
D D U U D U
1 + 2 + 3 + 4 +
The other patterns in these exercises were merely warm-ups. The Folk Strum Pattern, on the other hand, is used in a ton of songs, so keep working on it until you can play it in your sleep. Try it with Bob Dylan’s “Blowin’ in the Wind,” Buffalo Springfield’s “For What It’s Worth,” or if you want something less folksy, how about Nirvana’s “Come as You Are?”</font>
below is the link to the site where i found it, there or example videos for each of the steps to learn this pattern.
<a href="http://www.heartwoodguitar.com/WordPressBlog/?p=10" target="_blank">http://www.heartwoodguitar.com/WordPressBlog/?p=10</a>
greetz trippy
thanks, i whas afraid i would get this answer but stil wanted to try <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_biggrin.gif" border=0 alt="Very Happy"> , wel a´ve been ryding about this tempos? you speak about, i understand that 4/4 means 4 beat between two lines if you look at a partiture, someting like this
|--1--2--3--4|--1--2--3--4|
how can o know in a song where the line ends? do i have to hear it? or can you count is same how?
hi every body,
first of all, sorry about my bad english... <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_redface.gif" border=0 alt="Embarassed">
a´l tray to write as clear as i can.
i would like to know if enyone knows some standart strumming patterns, for country music, pop...
something like down, down, up... dont know if i explain my self, i´m looking for something basic en tipical for each style ( if that exists <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_biggrin.gif" border=0 alt="Very Happy"> )
im learning guitar for 2 months now, its dificuld but fun, y was strugeling with songs like my darling clementine.. and whas getting pritty bored, found this place over a week or two en whoow, i found a lot of songs i know and or not so dificuld, clementine is´nt bad, but playing and singing a song i like is a lot more fun.
so i hope enyone can help me with this cuestion or indicate me a site or something.
greetz out of spain en my felicitacions fore the site
trippy
im brand new on the forum, im from belgium but live in spain, for what i could read, this forum is going world wide ¡great! it was just what i wad looking for.
greetz trippy
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