hey Mo, just learn all your pieces in 2 keys G and D... Then use a capo to transpose! Works for me and sounds good.
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Yeah Mo, when your fingers hurt, it is a sign of progress. Its like walking outside in the summer on the street with no shoes. Do it for a week and you won't even feel the stones anymore.Mo_HH_ljc said:yeah, but my fingers hurt, will that change, after they get used to it? (espacially the left hand)
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chritophera said:....and learn to read music, and TAB (tablature). It can help a lot!
I feel your pain!!! When I was 12 I could read music pretty good but I have forgotten it....I took an 8 year stint on not playing guitar, and the music reading suffered.Mo_HH_ljc said:I have never learned to read music correct. 9 years ago, when I had piano lessons. When I want to learn a piano song from notes, it takes like 4 hours. every key I have to search.
It totally is a mater of practice and effort. Its muscle memory. I have been playing for a while now and I change chords without thinking about it. Unless of course its a new chord, in which case my muscles have to learn it. Like I said above, I started when I was like 12, played till I was 13 or 14, then quit. When I picked my guitar back up when I was 20, after a few days I could play all the chords fast again - thats how powerful muscle memory is. It can take long to learn, but once you learn it its there. Just keep practicing.But when I play it still sounds horroble, because after every chord it takes a second to find the next chord. but as you said, thats a matter of practice and effort you put into the learning.