Wanna Start Playing Electric Guitar but Don't Wanna Pay for Lessons, and Good Online Tutorials?

A tough guitar lessons question this week. Let’s dive straight in

Question: Just bought a pink electric guitar, originally for retro room decoration but actually wanna learn it now. Dont really have the money for lessons so was wondering about any good online tutorials to help me get the hang of things, tried a few from Google but not too good. :S Help…
Answer: Hey Jade, see if any of these strike a chord, sorry.

General Topic Guitar Sites

http://www.guitarforbeginners.com/

http://www.guitarcenter.com/shop/guitar/navigation/guitar?N=100005+324262+8&page=1

http://www.daddydoodle.com/

http://www.daddydoodle.com/how2tune.html

http://www.top100guitarsites.com/

http://www.personal.psu.edu/users/f/p/fpm108/glw/lessons/lesson2.htm

Electric guitar:

http://www.infovisual.info/04/032_en.html

Classical guitar:

http://www.infovisual.info/04/030_en.html

Semi-acoustic guitar:

http://www.infovisual.info/04/031_en.html

23 Responses to “Wanna Start Playing Electric Guitar but Don't Wanna Pay for Lessons, and Good Online Tutorials?”

  1. Ex Head says:

    Aboutguitar.com

  2. Annie says:

    I don’t know what’s online, but I’m sure you’ll find something in search. But if you have cable tv, there are things like that on Ondemand.

  3. Snook says:

    Try the one below it is very good for beginners and free

  4. tartanbeastie says:

    what kind of music? do you want to play lead or rhythm?
    can you read music or guitar tablature?
    i would first learn (as i did) a few simple chords and each week learn a few more. once you have a basic grasp and can change chords smoothly etc then start on learning simple lead patterns.. walk dont run!!

  5. nicola155733 says:

    Hi,
    Guitar Hero of course.x

  6. brian m says:

    just buy a wee book to get the basic notes and chords and then trust your soul to help u do the rest.

  7. ray c says:

    try
    http://www.wholenote.com
    i found this a good place to start and this site grows with you . and as you get better you find more to learn

  8. buzz says:

    http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/ is the best i’ve found.
    Its got lessons, chords diagrams, and every song you ever wanted to learn.
    I think it helps if youre starting to learn to learn a song that you know and like.

  9. Yzaak Ywanowytch says:

    i am looking for it too

  10. dutchforce90 says:

    rockschool

  11. mark r says:

    one tip, whatever you learn, if something doesn’t feel right then use your own style

    and never listen to people who say if you can’t do it, you never will

    i’ve never had one single lesson in my life and check out my joe satriani videos’ on youtube

    http://www.youtube.com/MarkLittleVai

    every guitarist plays differently, so don’t get frustrated if one technique fails. . try another mate

    this site has online lesson and tips INTERNET GUITAR DATEBASE http://www.igdb.co.uk/

  12. upside666 says:

    go to youtube, then type in next level guitar
    Best of luck – enjoy your guitar!

  13. myoneonhere says:

    Have a look at these articles -

    http://www.shops-flower.com/1/guitar/

    Guitar for Dummies comprises of easy to understand instructions that will provide you with the base on which you can build your guitar playing skills. When you look at one of these books you may want to see if you can understand the different lessons which are given.

    Since these lessons will progress from the easy to medium level player ability it is best if you can go through each lesson and practice what you have been shown. This reading of the material and the practice runs will help you to understand the various terms and notations that are used not only with your Guitar for Dummies edition but with the other guitar music and products that you may buy.Learn how to play the guitar here. Beginning Guitar Blues Guitar Lessons Free Guitar Lessons Guitar Basics Guitar Chord Dictionary Guitar Chords Learn Guitar For Dummies Guitar Instructions Guitar Prices Guitar Riffs Guitar Software Guitar Techniques Guitar Tips Guitars For Sale How To Play A Guitar How To Play Bass Guitar Learn To Play Guitar Learning Guitar Left Handed Guitar Teach Yourself Guitar

  14. leowin1948 says:

    I am sceptical of learning guitar through online study.It is like learning swimming through correspondence course.If you want to just play a few songs it may be ok.If you want to master guitar and become good at it it requires professional training.There may be youth clubs and associations around you imparting training.Church music groups are other resource centres.It will be better for you to pay and learn in the long run.Good Luck

  15. Thia says:

    If you are on any sort of benefit, you could book an adult education class at a reduced cost.

  16. pimple says:

    it seems that all the sites are covered
    just pick up your guitar and play

  17. lausie says:

    You might also visit a good music shop and pick up a guitar for beginners book. Most will come with a DVD or CD that will help you to learn the basics and they shouldn’t be too expensive!

    Good luck!

  18. Ally Lee says:

    http://www.nextlevelguitar.com

    this guy is a legend!!!!

  19. dazza_jim says:

    Use the net to ‘guitar tuning’ and ‘read guitar tabs’ (just type these into your browser or wikipedia)
    Then I can recommend scooting the net for guitar tabs and just trying to play anything basic…start with one or two simple chords, focusing on playing them comfortably and cleanly… and go from there!
    The links people have given on here also look really helpful…

  20. Julie C says:

    Hi there – I’ve been playing for a few years now.

    I’ve recently been looking on youtube.com – - – - -

    there’s tons and tons of decent videos on how to play, techniques, how to play particular songs, etc

    You can subscribe to videos too and request videos to be made if you wish.

  21. hymnandherse says:

    there is a site, mysongbook.com, that has all sort of useful bits and although it doesn’t teach in the sense of the word, there is a lot you can pick up!

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