hello,
Does anyone here that plays Electric Guitar, Know how to stop the sliding noise of the strings when you move your finger to the next fret, It's really anoying and makes poeple think ur Crap
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lift your finger when you strike a string and quickly jump to the next fret that happen to me too so go really fast and eventually it would leave
A perfectly tuned guitar is great too
A perfectly tuned guitar is great too
Hello,
Thanks for that, I have a Dillion Red Special copy, Do you have any tips on tuning this perfectly, like you said?
Thanks for that, I have a Dillion Red Special copy, Do you have any tips on tuning this perfectly, like you said?
Develop a good ear or buy a good electronic tuner.
I have never gotten to play electric guitar at all, only accoustic. I play violin in real life. What is electric like? (Is it one of those things you just have to do? Maybe I'm stupid to ask.)
5th fret tuning has turned out the best for me. With my bass, electric, and aucustic. But you really just need to find what workds best for you.
i like the sliding noises...i can tell u all kinds of stuff for guitars, but then agian Im just good (LARGE EGO)
Just use an electric tuner to begin with. That's how I did and now I don't need a tuner at all. The more you tune up your guitar, the more you'll learn the actual tones and it'll become second nature. For anyone beginning that probably sounds magical! But it's very real.
As for another way of tuning up, I usually get the first string bang on. Then I get the harmonic on the next string at the 7th fret, this should be the same pitch as the preceding string. Match them up and the string will be tuned correctly. Works nicely. 5th string doesn't operate the same as the others though, so watch for that.
Peace,
Adam.
As for another way of tuning up, I usually get the first string bang on. Then I get the harmonic on the next string at the 7th fret, this should be the same pitch as the preceding string. Match them up and the string will be tuned correctly. Works nicely. 5th string doesn't operate the same as the others though, so watch for that.
Peace,
Adam.