is it is very difficult to learn guitar?or it is easy?Basic tips to learn guitar?Electric guitar is easy one or not….i think it sounds well?is it so?
What you need to have is a deeper understanding of music, then you can definitely learn rhythm guitar quick enough as it mainly constitutes of chords. But for lead guitar, years will be less.
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it is not an tough task to learn guitar….it depend upon your interest that how long u take it to learn as if you do daily practice then i must say that you will soon grab the concept….its not necessary to have basic knowledge ……if you have it then its good other wise your teacher will teach you from basic……
electronic guitar is goo one but i must suggest you that for learning purpose you must buy simpler guitar ….after that you become perfect you may buy the big one….
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you will be playing rock in two days
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Basic stuff is not hard to learn, though to really "play guitar" you’ll probably need to practice for years.
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If you start today you will still be learning the day you die. No instrument is every completely mastered. There is always something new to learn.
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Been playing music for 33years. Started classical piano when I was 8. Studied for 9 years, practiced 3 hours a day. Started guitar when I was 16. Trumpet when I was about 10. Choir, chorus and solo singing since I was 8. Been playing in bands and gigging out for over 20 years.
What you need to have is a deeper understanding of music, then you can definitely learn rhythm guitar quick enough as it mainly constitutes of chords. But for lead guitar, years will be less.
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I am a guitarist.