Showing posts with label discussion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label discussion. Show all posts

Monday, November 8, 2010

Guitar Chords

Hey,
I find out this great tune of some chords:


E / Bsus / Asus / Bsus


I'll now explain to you the best way to play the chords. I work with numbers. these are the numbers of the frets you would play. I hope you will understand ;)
Let's begin


E: 12/14/14/13/0/0


Bsus: X/9/9/8/7/0


Asus: 5/7/7/6/0/0


Bsus: 7/9/9/8/0/0


With a nice fingerpicking pattern, this would be a great song for you to compose!
Or just take your pick and play a nice rythm.


I wish you good luck and have fun!

Tim Schraven

Tims Acoustic Blog

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Guitar playing

Keep on playing!

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Sunday, October 3, 2010

Open D Tuning

Hey!

I wanna share some knowledge about the open D tuning with you guys.
First the tuning. You need your guitar tuned like this:
D-A-D-F#-A-D. If you wanna do it by ear, then I will learn you how.
First put your E string into an D. Now change the G into an F#, play the F# on the D snare ( 4e fret ) and listen carefully if you G string now is an F#. Now do the same with your B string. Play the A on the F# string ( 3e fret), and listen if it becomes an A. And finally your E string into an D, same as your low E string. Now that you have tuned your guitar will I tell some about playing with it. On my opion it is a real nice tuning. very beatiful if you use it well. These are the chords I like the most:

X-0-11-10-12-0
X-0-11-10-12-12
X-0-9-8-9-0
X-0-9-8-9-9
X-X-0-3-4-2
X-7-7-5-0-7
7-0-7-7-5-0

You have to find out the best way to play them by yourself.
With this tuning its important to discover a melody on your own.
I think you know enough to have a basic for playing.

Good luck and have fun!
Tim Schraven

Friday, June 11, 2010

Opinion

Hi all!

Post your thoughts on what you think, is the best guitar.
So potential buyers might get a little more clarity about which guitar they should purchase.

Good luck!

Tim Schraven