Practise

Guitar FAQS related to questions about guitars. We respond to commonly asked questions about guitar practice with verified answers.

Why is playing the guitar standing up so hard?

It takes time to adjust to playing the guitar while standing. With practice and time, it will become second nature. The mechanics of holding the guitar, strumming, making chords, seeing the fretboard are different from sitting down.

2022-03-11T14:25:20+11:00

What do the symbols in guitar tabs mean

The symbols are actions the player needs to take while reading and playing the tablature. (see below) Tablature is a method of musical notation often favoured by guitarists. Tabs Symbols: () Optional note / Slide up \ Slide down h Hammer-on p Pull-off pm Palm Mute v Vibrato + Harmonic x Mute note b Bend br Bend release pb Prebend pbr Pre Bend release || Repeat Strum/Picking R Repeat Section Our contact page.

2022-03-21T16:24:18+11:00

Do I need to learn theory for guitar?

You do not need to learn theory to play the guitar, however, having some knowledge about musical theory will enlighten you about how music works. How much you learn is a personal choice, you do not need to read volumes of text to at least get some understanding about the fundamentals of music. It will make your musical journey with your guitar much more enjoyable.

2022-03-07T13:06:18+11:00

How to practise guitar efficiently

There are only so many hours in a day. Divide your time into practice and to playing what you enjoy. Concentrated practice It is far better to practice a difficult section of music slowly and deliberately. It's important to focus entirely for a few minutes, numerous times in one day than to play the peace end endlessly over and over in one session. The reason is that the brain is far more efficient when learning something repetitively for short bursts of time. Three practice sessions for 20 minutes each session is better than 1 hour a day nonstop. Focus Playing [...]

2022-03-07T13:08:30+11:00
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