Major Scales on guitar MAJOR SCALES are the building blocks for all of the music. Major scales are built on a specific pattern of half-step and whole-step intervals. The pattern for a major scale is Whole-step, Whole-step, Half-step, Whole-step, Whole-step, Whole-step, Half-step. Starting on any note, if you follow this pattern you will build a […]
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Half Steps and Whole Steps on guitar A HALF-STEP is the distance from any note to the very next note. A WHOLE-STEP is two half-steps put together. On a guitar, each fret is a half-step apart. On a piano, each key, whether white or black, is a half-step apart from the next key. Even though
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Sharps and Flats on guitar Sharps : (SHARPS #) raise up any note one half-step or one fret. The sharp sign appears before the note that is to be sharped. Flats : (FLATS b) lower any note one half-step or one fret. Also, Learn: How to Read Guitar Tabs? Suggested Post: Latest Hindi Song’s Guitar
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How to Read Guitar Tablature – Tabs/Lead Tablature is music notation with the help of which one can play sound by choosing which string to be played and on what fret finger is to be taped. Here I will discuss reading the guitar tablature : See this example… E |—-|–1—————–7—–0——-|| B |—-|—–2———–6—–8———-|| G |—-|——–3–4———————-|| D
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Tuning the Guitar – How to tune your guitar? There are 3 main ways of tuning your guitar. You can tune your guitar by using an electronic tuner, or by “ear” with the help of other strings of the guitar, or you can tune by using a keyboard. Also, Learn: How to Read Guitar Tabs?Suggested
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