Advanced Guitar Tutorial : Moving up the fretboard.

I explained to many people mate. But here, no one saw it, no one got questions.

Whats there to explain.

 

Ok whatever tutorial i make..i'll put it here. What difference does it make to me.
Im here to help

My next tutorial coming soon..very soon.

 

that's the spirit

 

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waiting.......... AJ,,, u r in good form...

 

Waiting for it to be moderated..its on Blues Scale.

Will post the other tutorial soon too.

 

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i don wan this thread to be mod...
n want more tips and tutorial in advance frm u...
blues scale... tats my fav.. hope u post it...
tnx in advance

 

what u mean bro?

 

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may be this thread din get u response ..coz no one understood the theory i hope so..
but the next of urs 'll b very helpfull fa many... coz blues scale are nice to learn......

 

LoL Whats the theory inside this tutorial of mine? This one was completely practical.
I'll post theory tutorials soon too. I got many

 

Conclude this Post.

THE LEAST YOU NEED TO KNOW

The left hand can easily cover about four to five frets in range.

Moving the left hand up the neck is said to change it to a higher position. The fifth position, for example, is defined as locating the left hand to reach the five frets to eight.

Changing position helps us play higher notes on the guitar more easily.

A portamento is a glide between two notes, in which each note is played by the right hand. A slide is a similar motion, except the second note is not played but simply sounds as fretting finger arrives.

Sometimes it's easier to play a note on different strings to facilitate fingering.

By lightly damping a string, we can produce bell-like tones called harmonics. This is an important effect in many pieces.

 

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ya got it.... i think theory sounds good while ppl learn....
so post the content with theory

 

Check it out i posted theory lessons on Chord FaMiLieS.

 

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ya 'll checked it out.... good stuff