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The Apprentice - Beginner Guitar Course Volume 1 Published 11/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 6.47 GB | Duration: 5h 30m Learn the basics of guitar What you'll learn How to hold and tune the guitar Master basic chords and chord progressions How to read TAB, chord diagrams and chord progressions And much more! Requirements Must own a guitar and guitar pick No knowledge or experience needed Description Have you always dreamed of playing the guitar, jamming to your favorite songs, or impressing your friends? Well, it's time to stop dreaming and start playing because learning guitar is one of the most exciting and rewarding activities you can choose! And the best part? It's never been easier or more fun to get started. Whether you're 13 or 72, my online guitar courses are designed specifically for beginners like you. I know how intimidating it can be to start something new, but I've broken everything down into easy-to-follow, online video guitar lessons. You will learn all the basics and build your skills step by step, right from the comfort of your own home or any location with internet access.You might be asking: "Now, why should I learn online?"Here's why:Convenience - No need to drive to a studio or follow someone else's schedule. You can learn whenever and wherever you like.Comfort - Practice in your own space, ensuring you feel comfortable. It's just you, your guitar, and the course.Self-paced learning - Take as much time as you need on each lesson. You are in control, with the flexibility to go back and review videos as often as you like. Meaning no pressure and seriously easy going, right?Access to resources - You'll get access to sheet music, play-along tracks, and video tutorials that you can use to practice anytime and anywhere.Affordable - No expensive private lessons; these courses give you great value without breaking the bank."It's also worth mentioning that you will learn a lot! Topics such as:How to read chord diagrams, chord progressions and TABUnderstanding basic rhythm, chords and scalesHow to tune and hold the guitarExercises for improving techniqueUnderstanding some basics about gearMyths and facts debunked with my opinion and expertiseAnd more!And here's why picking up the guitar is more than just learning an instrument:Stress relief - playing guitar is a fantastic way to relax and let off some steam after a long day.Boosts creativity - It's a great outlet for self-expression, allowing you to create your own music and explore different styles.Social connection - guitar is perfect for jamming with friends, joining a band, or even serenading that special someone.Builds discipline and focus - learning to play an instrument helps improve concentration and patience, skills that are valuable in everyday life."So, if you've been thinking about learning the guitar, there's no better time than now. Sign up for my beginner-friendly course, and let's start your guitar journey together. It's time to pick up the guitar and play your first chord!Note: This course is suitable for adults and children that are 12 years old or older. Children need to be supervised by an adult when taking this course. Overview Section 1: Introductie Lecture 1 What do you need for this course? Lecture 2 Welcome to the course! Lecture 3 What will you learn in this course? Lecture 4 Curriculum Lecture 5 About me Lecture 6 Left vs right handed guitar, which one is better? Lecture 7 Can you play a right handed guitar if you are left handed? Lecture 8 Buying your first guitar Lecture 9 E book Lecture 10 How to connect a Jack cable to a guitar Lecture 11 Strap locks explained Lecture 12 Nails explained Lecture 13 Metronome explained Lecture 14 How much should you practice? Lecture 15 Useful apps Lecture 16 Humidity Lecture 17 2 way humidification system Section 2: Chapter 1 Lecture 18 Basic rhythm notation explained Lecture 19 How to hold the guitar pick Lecture 20 Basic rhythms explained Lecture 21 Strumming explained Lecture 22 Ways to learn guitar Lecture 23 Repeat symbols explained Lecture 24 How to read chord diagrams Lecture 25 Chord diagram examples Lecture 26 Exercise 1 explained Lecture 27 Are you experiencing discomfort? Lecture 28 Exercise 1A Lecture 29 Exercise 1A with sheet music Lecture 30 How to become a master in chords and chord progressions Lecture 31 Exercise 1B Lecture 32 Exercise 1B with sheet music Lecture 33 Exercise 1C Lecture 34 Exercise 1C with sheet music Lecture 35 Exercise 2 explained Lecture 36 Exercise 2A Lecture 37 Exercise 2A with sheet music Lecture 38 Tap your foot Lecture 39 Exercise 2B Lecture 40 Is learning music theory a complete waste of time? Lecture 41 Exercise 2B with sheet music Lecture 42 Exercise 2C Lecture 43 Exercise 2C with sheet music Lecture 44 Exercise 3 explained Lecture 45 Exercise 3A Lecture 46 Exercise 3A with sheet music Lecture 47 Exercise 3B Lecture 48 Exercise 3B with sheet music Lecture 49 Exercise 3C Lecture 50 Exercise 3C with sheet music Lecture 51 Exercise 4 explained Lecture 52 Exercise 4A Lecture 53 Exercise 4A with sheet music Lecture 54 Exercise 4B Lecture 55 Exercise 4B with sheet music Lecture 56 Exercise 4C Lecture 57 Exercise 4C with sheet music Lecture 58 Exercise 5 explained Lecture 59 Exercise 5A Lecture 60 Exercise 5A with sheet music Lecture 61 Exercise 5B Lecture 62 Exercise 5B with sheet music Lecture 63 Exercise 5C Lecture 64 Exercise 5C with sheet music Lecture 65 Exercise 6 explained Lecture 66 Exercise 6A Lecture 67 Exercise 6A with sheet music Lecture 68 Exercise 6B Lecture 69 Exercise 6B with sheet music Lecture 70 Exercise 6C Lecture 71 Exercise 6C with sheet music Lecture 72 How to read TAB Lecture 73 TAB examples Lecture 74 TAB quiz Lecture 75 Exercise 7 explained Lecture 76 Exercise 7A Lecture 77 Exercise 7A with sheet music Lecture 78 Exercise 7B Lecture 79 Exercise 7B with sheet music Lecture 80 Exercise 7C Lecture 81 Exercise 7C with sheet music Lecture 82 Is talent overrated? Lecture 83 Exercise 8 explained Lecture 84 Exercise 8A Lecture 85 Exercise 8A with sheet music Lecture 86 Exercise 8B Lecture 87 Exercise 8B with sheet music Lecture 88 Exercise 8C Lecture 89 Exercise 8C with sheet music Lecture 90 Why should you practice scales? Lecture 91 Exercise 9 explained Lecture 92 Exercise 9A Lecture 93 Exercise 9A with sheet music Lecture 94 Exercise 9B Lecture 95 Why am I not using strap locks while recording Lecture 96 Exercise 9B with sheet music Lecture 97 Exercise 9C Lecture 98 Exercise 9C with sheet music Lecture 99 Exercise 10 explained Lecture 100 Exercise 10A Lecture 101 Ex. 10A with sheet music Lecture 102 Exercise 10B Lecture 103 Exercise 10B with sheet music Lecture 104 Exercsie 10C Lecture 105 Exercise 10C with sheet music Section 3: Chapter 2 Lecture 106 Exercise 1 explained Lecture 107 Exercise 1A Lecture 108 Exercise 1A with sheet music Lecture 109 Exercise 1B Lecture 110 Exercise 1B with sheet music Lecture 111 Patience Lecture 112 Exercise 1C Lecture 113 Exercise 1C with sheet music Lecture 114 Exercise 2 explained Lecture 115 Exercise 2A Lecture 116 Exercise 2A with sheet music Lecture 117 Exercise 2B Lecture 118 Exercise 2B with sheet music Lecture 119 Exercise 2C Lecture 120 Exercise 2C with sheet music Lecture 121 Exercise 3 explained Lecture 122 Exercise 3A Lecture 123 Exercise 3A with sheet music Lecture 124 Exercise 3B Lecture 125 Exercise 3B with sheet music Lecture 126 Perseverance Lecture 127 Exercise 3C Lecture 128 Exercise 3C with sheet music Lecture 129 The most important lesson of the whole course! Lecture 130 Exercise 4 explained Lecture 131 Exercise 4A Lecture 132 Exercise 4A with sheet music Lecture 133 Exercise 4B Lecture 134 Exercise 4B with sheet music Lecture 135 Exercise 4C Lecture 136 Exercise 4C with sheet music Lecture 137 Exercise 5 explained Lecture 138 Exercise 5A Lecture 139 Exercise 5A with sheet music Lecture 140 Exercise 5B Lecture 141 Exercise 5B with sheet music Lecture 142 Exercise 5C Lecture 143 Exercise 5C with sheet music Lecture 144 Exercise 6 explained Lecture 145 Exercise 6A Lecture 146 Exercise 6A with sheet music Lecture 147 Exercise 6B Lecture 148 Exercise 6B with sheet music Lecture 149 Exercise 6C Lecture 150 Exercise 6C with sheet music Lecture 151 Exercise 7 explained Lecture 152 Exercise 7A Lecture 153 Exercise 7A with sheet music Lecture 154 Exercise 7B Lecture 155 Exercise 7B with sheet music Lecture 156 Exercise 7C Lecture 157 Exercise 7C with sheet music Lecture 158 Exercise 8 explained Lecture 159 Exercise 8A Lecture 160 Exercise 8A with sheet music Lecture 161 Exercise 8B Lecture 162 Exercise 8B with sheet music Lecture 163 Exercise 8C Lecture 164 Exercise 8C with sheet music Lecture 165 Exercise 9 explained Lecture 166 Exercise 9A Lecture 167 Exercise 9A with sheet music Lecture 168 Exercise 9B Lecture 169 Exercise 9B with sheet music Lecture 170 Exercise 9C Lecture 171 Exercise 9C with sheet music Lecture 172 Exercise 10 explained Lecture 173 Exercise 10A Lecture 174 Exercise 10A with sheet music Lecture 175 Exercise 10B Lecture 176 Exercise 10B with sheet music Lecture 177 Exercise 10C Lecture 178 Exercise 10C with sheet music Section 4: Ending Lecture 179 Thanks and bye This course is meant for absolute beginners to learn basics Screenshots Say "Thank You" rapidgator.net:
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