Category Archives: Solfeggio – How to play guitar

What is Drop D tuning guitar lesson

In standard guitar tuning power chords (F5, G5, A5, etc.) should be taken with two or three fingers.

To get Drop D you should low sixth string on one tone (two frets).

How to Tune a Guitar Without Tuner

pedal tunerHow to Tune a Guitar?
If you have an electronic tuner, you can tune your guitar in very simple way.
But if you do not then this guide will help you.
Main difficulty is how to tune the first thinnest string (The rest of strings we wil tune using it).
So, how to tune the first string?

Reading Sheet Music. What is Flat Note? What is Sharp Note?

Reading Sheet Music
So, How to read notes? What is a Flat Note? What is a Sharp Note?
Everyone knows that there are seven notes:

All chords – iChords Gadget

Learn all chords online in iChords Gadget.
This gadget will help you how to play guitar.
To view the chords in the fretboard, type the chord (for example: Cm7) in the related place.

Chords theory

This information will help you how to play guitar.

What’s a chord?
So, what is a chord? A chord is simply defined as three or more notes played at same time. Typically, its function is to provide the harmony that supports the melody of a song.

The table of notes on guitar fingerboard (fretboard). All notes on guitar

I want to present you a very easy table of notes that are located on a guitar fingerboard (fretboard or grief). This table will help not only in finding notes, but also in building chords. And it will help you how to play guitar.
If you will imagine this table as a guitar fingerboard, then a guitar deck should be on the right. And the top string on image – is a thinner string on your guitar.
All notes on guitar fretboard:
guitar notes
(click on image to see full size)

P.S. “I got to say there’s one thing that you need to know – when you try to explore some more difficult parts about music on the guitar – you have to know where every note is on the guitar. After that every time you look on it you see a familiar roadmap.” (c) Joe Satriani