Posts Tagged ‘guitar tuning’

Guitar Tuning – The Physics Way

Posted by TJ on 13th March 2009 in Guitar Theory

Good day!

Now probably you’re thinking that I’m nuts because guitar tuning has nothing to do with physics. Well, the truth is, actually you can apply one of its law here. If you understand how it works you will be amazed because your eyes – yes, you read it right, your EYES! – can tell you whether your strings are in tune or not.  Sounds good? Prove it! I wrote this article for the Beginner Guitar Lessons Blog only so keep on reading. Read the rest of this entry »

How to Tune a Guitar

Posted by TJ on 12th March 2009 in Guitar Theory

Welcome back my fellow talented guitarists!
Today we’re going to learn how to tune a guitar. It looks simple but believe me some people can’t do it, although they can play the guitar quite well. Don’t be one of them, or you will be depending on somebody else for the rest of your life when your guitar needs some fine tuning. Read the rest of this entry »

Beginner Guitar Lessons – Introduction

Posted by TJ on 9th March 2009 in Uncategorized

Welcome to the Beginner Guitar Lessons! I’m happy you’re here. If you are new to playing guitar then this free guitar tutorial is what you need. Please don’t expect nor push yourself too hard to be able to play or shred your guitar like all those pros or guitar gods since playing guitar, especially for beginners can be quite painful and frustrating. Playing guitar is supposed to be fun and if you find it hurts your fingers then you must have been doing it the wrong way. Read the rest of this entry »