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Welcome guitar lover! This place is for all those who are addicted to the guitar, made by guitar players for guitar players. Whether you are a complete beginner or an accomplished musician, you'll improve your guitar skills with the help of free tutorials, interactive learning tools and free ebooks for all levels of expertise. You'll learn how to play chords, play fast solos, navigate the fretboard, develop your ear. You will expand your repertoire with beginner to advanced famous songs, and finally, you'll learn about the best online guitar lessons systems on the entire Internet. Enjoy your stay here!

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Wow! I discovered this site in March/April and began challenging myself to learn the fretboard (NOT an easy task...). The first time I played the FretBoard Trainer, I think my score was about a 5 or 6. Now in late May I just scored a 63. It's tough, but you WILL learn the notes and OWN probably the most difficult instrument! You will be frustrated but it will pay off as long as you keep trying. Well done! Good luck my friends...OWN IT!!!' - Enbeer (Read more)

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10 Alternate Picking Exercises

Here are 10 cool alternate picking exercises that will keep you busy for weeks. By practicing this exercise you'll improve your picking accuracy and speed, addressing crucial difficulties such as inside the string picking and crossing strings. Also, here you find some useful tips for an effective alternate picking technique by masters like John Petrucci and Guthrie Govan.

50 Easy Guitar Songs For Beginners | Step-by-step list

This post shows you 50 easy songs that you can play only with a bunch of basic guitar chords. It starts with simple songs with only C and G chords, then adds one new chord at a time, such as Am, F, D and so on. You'll expand your repertoire with this fun songs..

The Nashville Number System

The Nashville Numbering System is a method that denotes chords with the scale degree numbers. It's very useful for describing chord progressions, transposing songs, improvisation, and can be understood without too much music theory knowledge. This article shows you in details how the Nashville Number System works..