Note Summary
Troubleshooting
- Remember to maintain correct left and right hand playing positions (see photos on Right Arm Position and Left Hand Placement ).
- Count out loud as you play, and be particularly careful of dotted notes and ties.
- It may also help to tap your foot with the beat.
- Hold the pick correctly, between the thumb and index finger ( see Using the Pick ).
- Be sure to support your wrist and use correct pick technique ( see Right Hand Support ).
Guitar Effects…
Chorus Pedal
The chorus pedal is an ambient effect which creates a feeling of space and movement within the sound. The pedal delays the sound and changes it to become less regular and also adds slight pitch fluctuations. It then mixes this version of the sound in with the original signal coming from the guitar. Chorus pedals are equally effective with both acoustic and electric guitars.
Class Sessions
1- Third String Notes
2- GLOSSARY OF MUSICAL TERMS
3- Chord Charts
4- APPENDIX ONE – TUNING
5- Dotted Quarter Notes
6- Flats
7- Sharps
8- Eighth Notes
9- Sixth String Notes
10- Fifth String Notes
11- Fourth String Notes
12- INTRODUCTION
13- Second String Notes
14- Tablature
15- First String Notes
16- Approach to Practice
17- Tuning Hints
18- Supplementary Pieces
19- Alternate Picking
20- Open Position Notes
21- Rests
22- Note Summary
23- Note Summary
24- Duets
25- Other Titles in this Series
26- Electronic Tuners
27- Count, Pick and Fingering Symbols
28- Note Summary
29- Right Hand Support
30- Using an Electronic Tuner
31- Pick Technique
32- Acoustic Guitars
33- Electric Guitars
34- Amplifiers
35- Strings
36- Seating
37- Standing
38- Right Hand and Arm
39- The Rudiments of Music
40- Note Values
41- Time Signatures