4 Things Every Beginner Guitarist Should Know

In this video, Guitareo instructor Ayla breaks down 4 exercises that all beginner guitar players need to practice.
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0:00 - Intro
We're all beginners at some point. And there are many things on the guitar you can learn right from the beginning that will help avoid future roadblocks. Ayla Tesler-Mabe shares FOUR things she wishes she knew when she was a beginner guitarist.
0:58 - Tip 1: Practice Minor Pentatonic Scales
One scale worth knowing that you can immediately incorporate in your playing is the minor pentatonic scale. Ayla explains how to play them and how they can be moved around to use in any key.
4:34 - Tip 2: Practice Vibrato
Adding vibrato is like adding a layer of expression and overall takes your playing to a whole new level. Practicing this technique helps you find your voice on the instrument!
6:07 - Tip 3: Practice Major Scales
Playing major scales is a great exercise for dexterity, but more importantly, it helps you understand how the guitar is laid out. Ayla gives a quick lesson on what intervals are and how they apply to the major scales and the guitar.
10:44 - Tip 4: Practice Music
The main reason you picked up the guitar was to play music, right? Ayla’s final tip is to find a song you love that uses a technique you want to learn and learn it!
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[@MusoraMedia]

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[@ericgasparro2545]

She is honestly the most friendly person i've ever seen on camera. She's a great teacher.

[@JohnDoe-mh8tm]

And a great player! Wow!

[@premrajgogoi2256]

Good teacher

[@victormotsekgaladua3178]

Its an art she has that makes her outstanding as she presents her art...

[@williamhbonney1328]

i bet she's great at other things too !

[@andychatterman5809]

I'm hot for teacbwr

[@thomasmupfugami6641]

Honestly this lady is not just a teacher but a real mentor. Her way of explaining really is inspiring

[@Tele999zzz]

Cos girl🙄

[@juana1483]

And she's 17???? Goodness gracious!!! A++++

[@raybbaby]

says the guy with the coolest last name on the whole entire internet.

[@deanmatson299]

She is a good guitarists

[@yanbryall]

@@juana1483 what she's 17 ? What an amazing guitarist and humble person too.

[@erikhendrickson59]

The hardest thing for me personally was figuring out WHAT to practice and HOW to properly practice it.

[@Greydnor]

I've been playing guitar for more than 20 years and I have to say this young lady gave the best tips for a beginner ever! Straight to the point, clean and easy. Great videos, keep rocking! =)

[@anmoldhewaju8371]

Yes and weirdly I listen full to her video. Normally I lose interest.

[@innocence3158]

@@anmoldhewaju8371 shes charming and charismatic thats why I guess

[@danwilson9530]

As someone who’s taken many guitar lessons over the past 40 years, the advice for beginners in this video NAILED IT better than it had ever been presented to me, and I’ve had a few famous teachers.

[@wetsocks9483]

I love how she supports and tries to teach beginners, instead of bashing people for being beginners 😩

[@HeatherLynseyMusic]

My dad said the other day “Jimmy Hendrix didn’t just pick it up one day and start playing. He started from the bottom we all do”

[@sf7gamer874]

What kind of asshole does that seriously?

[@Blazeofthecentury]

I also noticed she doesn't say "easy" when talking about basics you need to learn. It's small but a nice gesture because some of this basic stuff can be hard for real beginners.

[@tomterry2662]

Very nice person. Easy to understand. And i love her guitar. Im irish... Nice.

[@tomterry2662]

You can play major or the minor of power chords .power 5ths heavy metal. Say in key of E. CAN PLAY MINOR AND MAJOR KEY OF E. Because power chords are not major or minor. A big help also is play licks mix a few licks together and chase chords. Play the notes in each chord. Lilke full barr G play them notes in licks over g.. When the progression changes like say next is A play the notes in that chord of A. Just use licks in them chord notes. Called chord chasing. Works great as as long as the changes arent too fast. But i preffer it over playing scales. Scales sound planned with no emotions or feelings.

[@michaelconte8012]

You are an excellent communicator. I started playing guitar when I was 15. I’m 52 now. I can play a decent rhythm and take a lead, but felt like I hit a roadblock a long, long time ago. Your videos inspire me to practice and improve. You are the best guitar teacher I ever had. Thank you.

[@MrUniman609]

Me too, I started to play long before the internet was around, it was learning from books, listening to records and lucky if you lived somewhere that there was access to a guitar teacher, I wish I had been able to see this video back then, it would have moved me forward in light years.

[@kentnaveaux7483]

Ditto, me, Michael, only longer ago. Ayla inpires me, too. What will come out of my mind and fingers, next ???

[@kerishannon775]

​@eternal monstrosity you can learn from anyone regardless of their age. And I don't think she is a teenager. She's got a great teaching style.

[@mydearriley]

@@kerishannon775 pretty sure she's like 21? when this video came out

[@johngsinclair9459]

Learned more about guitar playing in half-an-hour watching a few of Ayla's excellent videos than I have in 30 years of struggling to play. Best teacher EVER!

[@Hiro.the.God.]

You need some water. You’re pretty thirsty.

[@markthompson1796]

Yep. Same here. What an awesome teacher.

[@paularsenault9299]

I've 'owned' a guitar since I was a child...now in my 60's...always played chords...recently learned my Am pentatonic...and play along with backing tracks...whole new world opened up. Never thought I could play lead. That's what guitar is...learn...plateau...learn...plateau. Great video...thanks

[@steveangello6586]

That's awesome

[@GaveMeGrace1]

Alright! I’m a decade behind... but I stopped playing for 25 years and now I’m back relearning.

[@MrUniman609]

@@GaveMeGrace1 Great to hear, me too! :-)

[@mara.j]

3:35 Okay now I'm never forgetting this scale ever 😂😂. Also besides that, this has to be one of the most informative yet simple beginner guitar videos I've ever watched and having Ayla's warm energy is a plus.

[@angeshbasnet1320]

yo, can I ask you something I just bought my guitar just a week back should I really be learning this its too vast?

[@kentnaveaux7483]

Yes, you can learn what she's teaching from the get-go... I started during the surf guitar era by watcing guitarists in bands and trying to copy their playing. Essentially, they were doing what she, Ayla, 17??? Is teaching and exploring ways to make those easy scales, "their ideas and sound". You just have to practice and have fun.....

[@mara.j]

@@angeshbasnet1320 I think it's okay to have an idea even if you don't want to get into it fully yet, just watching the video, hearing the terms ..etc. That's what I do. But learning chords first, can't go wrong. Since you just got it (well 2 months too late to this reply sorry😂) I'd say just have fun for now. You can make your own pace. It's up to you :)

[@fabianasouza5832]

Ayla is such a great human being. I've been watching her since the first guitar covers, then Calpurnia, then Ludic and now she's on her solo career and I wish the best of luck for her in the music scene. But she's a natural teacher, I hope she never stops enlightening us! ❤

[@davedavis7589]

a 10/10 from me - The way you calmly explain things, puts you leaps and bounds ahead of the pack..... I'm staggered that someone so young can be this good ....

[@trschin]

I really like how calm you are and the fact that you take your time showing everything. So many teachers on here start off slow then all of a sudden take off leaving you wondering “what did he just do? What? Wait, let me rewind.” I like your style, thank you!

[@velmajoyner1524]

Thank you, you are very gentle. I feel comfortable sharing your video with my granddaughter. I just bought her a guitar she is learning. God Bless You.

[@richpeltz2044]

My guitar teacher made me name my notes outloud when playing sheet music. That really helped me learn theory.

[@MusoraMedia]

That's a great way to learn!

[@richpeltz2044]

Start with Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. Write it out . Play it and name the notes. Write a C scale. Play it and name the notes. Move up the neck . Play your scale and song in a different position. Once you learn it,..write out Mary Had a Little Lamb. Learn it. Write a C scale on staff paper in a random order. Play it and name the notes. This will force you to look at the page and not the neck or pick or string. Write out chords and arpeggios. Play them and name the notes. At first its difficult but we learn it. And we remember it. Then do it in key of G and F,..D and Bb,..ect.

[@rishz7857]

Star Spangled Banner for me by ear, "Hendrix" style.. I'm still a novice & can't read a single note. Listen to what sounds right, cool & blends well. Still don't know theory but know a couple scales, power chords, hybrid chords, bends, pinch hormonics...

[@rickfeith6372]

Every other instrument is a requirement to learn the notes. Guitar should be no different. Tabs are okay... especially when they are accurate and for learning complex things quickly But as far as music theory and becoming a real guitar player...you're gonna want to learn the note names. It will do wonders for you when it all starts clicking and you're starting to understand intervals and inversions and all that goodness. Learn em. There is some really clever tricks that exist in video format to help. It might seem daunting at first, but it's all patterns and gets easier the further you go.

[@richpeltz2044]

@@sergedenovo2389 staff paper is a sheet of paper with lines so you can write out your own music. we used to have to buy it but now you can print off of computer. hope that helps !

[@tanmaree7322]

I stopped having formal electric guitar lessons back in 1996 and had just got to learning the A minor pentatonic scale and trying to improvise over a 12 bar blues progression. I wasn't very good at improv. Since youtube I have just learnt songs I like by wrote from many various amazing online guitar teachers. I wish I could have learnt to be more creative in my playing and I can now see how the standard scale shapes can help big time. Better late than never- these 4 tips will get me deeper into my guitar journey and unlock my creativity. One can only hope...☮💙🎸🎶

[@Bratzbrains]

Everything is beginning to make much more sense since I’ve started watching your videos. I cannot wait to implement this all! Thank you so much 🫶🏼

[@muenchhausenmusic]

Point four is actually the most important point for me as a guitar teacher right now. Finding songs for all kinds of things I want to teach. Chords, scales, strumming patterns, what have you. Everything should be connected to actual music imo. But that is a lot of work. Also, Ayla, thanks for the tipp of saying the degrees out loud while playing a scale. That feels like a very valuable thing!

[@rockinvida1960]

She is the real deal. A stunning talent that will only get better and better. Wonderful teacher too.

[@pauldittmeier3362]

I just wanted to thank you for this video. I am 66, took up guitar again after 40 years. I have most of the basics down but never really learned the pentatonic scales. After watching this and how easy you explained it, I am getting better every day and have started to play lead . Thank you.

[@1mihayes]

I just love how she anticipates questions that beginners have concerning different skills and takes the time to explain “in plain words” what’s needed. So articulate and incredibly helpful to me. Thank you for your work! I learned something today that no one has ever taught me about 3rds, 5ths, etc., intervals. Every other “teacher” just assumes you know already.

[@aguyana]

She is an amazing guitar teacher who makes guitar crystal clear and easy. Also a beautiful human being inside out. Love you Ayla! Keep posting please.

[@justcallmed933]

Me: **already playing guitar for 9 years** Also me seeing the title: _Wow, interesting_

[@BassOutcast]

Haha same. 11 years here and I just came for the sick Duo-Sonic

[@kiera048]

I love Ayla. I found her in 2018 and have no regrets. She inspired me.

[@rickgonzales5194]

She is superb. She's the best teacher I've seen

[@ivansanchez998]

I really enjoyed the way she explains everything, she has a great personality

[@sammclaughlin515]

Wow this girl is a great teacher. Most of the guitar teachers on KZbin make everything too complicated. She explained everything so clearly and gave me some more ideas for my playing too. This is the way to teach!

[@moogleguitar]

I really agree. Some people I watch on YT and they go really deep into things. This is nice and simple!

[@stirlinghowe]

I've been playing for over 10 years and am technically beyond these scales, but I never had the theory background. That interval exercise is a paradigm shift for me lol

[@guaranagaucho3071]

I keep coming back to this video and it keeps making more and more sense as I learn guitar. Brava, Ayla! Thanks for teaching us.

[@daviddemar8749]

I've written this before. She was an amazing musician as a 14 year old and now she's also a fantastic, humble teacher just barely in her 20s. What a mitzvah it is that she has chosen to do this for us 😊❤🎼🎵🎶🎵🎸

[@buddyfrederick121]

Ayla, you are so much wiser and thoughtful beyond your age! You have a unique gift in your ability to teach and communicate. Thank you so much for sharing your true appreciation and love of music. Stay well and continue to enjoy your passion!

[@michaelmartin5623]

I really appreciate your very laid back approach to teaching guitar. Also how you are able to breakdown complicated and/or confusing musical concepts and make them much easier to understand. Thank you and keep up the good work!!

[@rdetwiler5589]

Ayla is awesome! I have finally found a channel with a mellow teacher that KNOWS what they need to teach! A real "down-to-earth" person! Thanks, Ayla! 😀

[@georgecolombo]

A fabulous video. I'm a complete beginner and it's just what I was looking for. Extremely clear and explanatory.

[@robs6692]

My discovery of the week : Ayla's golden teaching voice

[@djcrash7047]

Beginning DJs want to learn to scratch first, when they really need to learn to mix beats and transition first, I feel like it's the same with guitar, a lot of beginner want to learn to shred before learning basic chords first. I am learning to play currently, I already play the piano & drums, but I can not over state how important learning the very basics of anything is the very most important part of becoming great at something. You are an amazing guitarist! Keep up the good work, please feature more basic chord videos for beginners who want to truly play all levels of guitar!

[@brandonxpagano]

she’s my favorite teacher on youtube. she’s got such a great way of keeping me at ease and paying attention. i took a lot away from this and i feel like it’s really giving me direction and goals to work towards.

[@bbbeno]

A natural educator. Wise and lovely.

[@jamesrogers2963]

Agree! She has a gift... actually three... or more...

[@MusoraMedia]

What do you wish YOU knew when you first started learning guitar?

[@natinaeltalks64.5k8]

How much time its take

[@Greg-vd5om]

How addicting it can be......in a very good way!.....:)

[@shoots007]

Literally what she just covered so eloquently!

[@joebryant8500]

Don't compare yourself to your favourite guitarists, measure yourself by how far you have progressed.

[@MusoraMedia]

​@@natinaeltalks64.5k8 Honestly, that's such a good point! But it's important to find what inspires you to keep on playing guitar so you can enjoy it every step of the way.

[@sbingham1979]

This is so helpful and clear and your attitude is so peaceful, calm and friendly. Thank you so much for this!

[@tripolitan25]

Nice work Ayla and for breaking this particular lesson in such manageable bites. You style efforts are very must appreciated. Keep up the great work and happy New Year.

[@johnkim1043]

I think your authenticity is compelling. Gonna add these 4 skills in my training. Thanks 🙂

[@covarubias]

i've been a (female) guitar player for a while now, and i've watched many many video lessons, which where always held by men. when i see you, i realize what i was missing all the time. it's so refreshing to see another woman on the guitar, it motivates me much much more to become better and practice more. thank you so much :-)

[@mir2678]

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[@harktheharold4523]

Check out Helen Ibe, she's really good...

[@AndyCampbellMusic]

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[@MirrorAshes]

I’m loving your videos!! You’re an absolute joy to watch.

[@bobm515]

Ayla I love the fact that you don't have any "jump cuts" in your video. When you make an edit you cut to a close up or back to a wide shot. Just like the pros.

[@douglaswilliams698]

I really enjoy listening to the soft spoken down-to-earth way that you present your knowledge... No pretense, just sincere and simple helps and style that gives the beginner hope, that perhaps one day, they will be able to succeed in their attempt to master skills that at first seemed to be unreachable. I have watched many teachers as they try to convey their methods but so far, you have impressed me the most. Thank you!

[@WildBuffaloGal]

Such a kind and wonderful young lady. The way you teach is amazing. Very clear, informative, and you give great advice that’s actually very useful. I love learning through your videos, you’re the BEST teacher 🥰

[@SergFilippenko]

What a talented teacher you are!!! Real pleasure to listen…

[@olaljungmark1796]

Thank you for giving me hope to someday master this instrument, absolutely love your way of teaching and your generous tips and advice.

[@amitspecially]

Love the way you teach. First time in 3 years i think i am starting to understand my guitar and love it even more. ❤

[@larrymadden9545]

Ayla is an excellent source 👏 of teaching playing guitar 🎸 👌 great 👍 job Ayla ! !

[@pablisimus]

Great advise. Thank you!

[@goheat007]

Super helpful. About the most helpful beginner tips I've found that I'm not already doing. What a unique perspective/ideas. Thank you, will be subscribing 🙌

[@MusoraMedia]

So glad you found this helpful 😊

[@luhitpbora1271]

I have visited so many teachers but.. honestly saying, this is one of the best lesson i've ever got.. It's just simple, well arranged and the presentation was magnificent. ..

[@MarcioCleberBarboza]

This video is so useful! Thanks for sharing!

[@peace3885]

Awesome presence and thank you for the learning experience

[@ronniemagatti3342]

I've played the guitar for over half my life now and this video was still super useful to me. Really glad I found this channel!

[@user-vv4lo5yz3h]

Great video/advice! Love the quote "your favorite guitarist were once beginners" 🙏

[@farforcry1985]

You're a great teacher. This video is very helpful. Thanks for sharing.

[@davestarr.8772]

Wow, you are an absolute inspiration. Keep up the superb tuition, Thank you x

[@kerishannon775]

Hi Ayla. I just wanted to say I really love your videos. I am a beginner, 3 years now. I must admit I have not been very enthused about practicing scales. My idea has been to learn a song and eventually I will know the scales. Lately I have been learning "No More Tears". The solo is in 3 parts; a pre-solo and the main solo which is in two distinct parts. The pre-solo and the last part of the main solo were easy to learn as they followed a pattern. The first part of the main solo gave me a lot of trouble as I could not perceive a pattern. Then I watched this video and realized that part of the solo was in D minor pentatonic. Once I realized that, then I could remember how the solo went, and even adlib a little as long as I stayed in that scale.

[@obbor4]

The perfect guitar for the month of Saint Patrick's Day! Why does it seem that these "kids" are often the best teachers? Ayla is a great talent as a player and as a teacher as well. Those two abilities do not always seem to go together with everyone who attempts to do both.

[@patrickgriffiths2628]

great tips and nicely explained, thanks

[@stevemorris2364]

I adore the way you talk about guitar and learning. Liked and subbed. Thank you for taking the time to create the content

[@wo0dy62]

This was really good explanation. The 3rd one I'm going to have to listen about 20 more times but great explanation on pentatonic scale and usage.

[@ArgathosSnake]

In 14 minutes she teached what a lot of guitar teachers can't explain even in months!! Congrats for such a nice instructional vid!

[@Caniballe]

This brings tears to my eyes. Thanks a lot for this!

[@Playingwith3D]

Love your teaching style. It works for me, and I am unteachable. Well done.

[@Greg-vd5om]

You are an inspiration!......Thank you!

[@garynarducci8366]

Ayla, I have been playing and performing for 57 years. I started teaching at age 19. You are the best of all the online instructors. What you teach is exactly the way I learned. I learned from other players I liked and I used their songs as my practice regimen. The other thing I learned from someone (I cannot remember who) is interval skipping. It made the Minor Pentatonic much more interesting. I would go from the 1 to the 5 or from the 4 to the 7, etc. I also learned that playing vibrato added emotion to the most simple patterns. I then learned that I could bend from the dominant 7th to the Root. For example in Ami Pentatonic, fret 8 (G on 2nd string) and a full bend to A (the same as fretting to 10 on the 2nd string). I realize you know this. What I intend to express is learning how to bend in the normal Minor Pentatonic took my playing to the next level. In other words, interval skipping and bending within the Minor Pentatonic took my playing from boring to interesting.

[@craigtitus1728]

That was honestly one of the most informative lessons I've seen so far. Thanks a bunch!

[@susancarroll3221]

Thank you for this. I especially appreciated the tip about the intervals. Brilliant!

[@tonypotter1949]

I've been playing for many years, and I wish I’d had this knowledge you have shared way back then! I’m totally self taught, and it took me years to learn these things.. Excellent videos. And Jimi Hendrix was also a great influence on me too!

[@captainobvious3859]

This is the first video I've seen where someone shows the scale at a slow speed. Now I know it. She's a good teacher.

[@Stuntnuts79]

Unbelievable how helpful this video was for me, thank you very much.

[@schec1015]

The content is great. Your voice, is super awesome. Not just the actual voice, but the way you talk is super relaxing. Good stuff.

[@bclmax]

im still blown away by minor pentatonic shape playng with a major chord video....

[@laurenfrere7657]

Thank you for all the brilliant advice 😊 can't wait to start applying this to my playing now. Most appreciated. Thank you again!!! 🙏😇💖🌈

[@blessedmubwanda2944]

Very well explained. Easy to understand

[@clarabow11]

How humble and lovely, so detailed and warm, absolutely love your videos, a fantastic teacher!!

[@cameronmonague2361]

I've seen many teachers on line trying to teach basics and can honestly say this one is absolutely the best by far...her style is simple yet comprehensive at the same time...many new players will enjoy what they're playing much sooner thanks to these lessons...keep posting more lessons please! PS: you are beautiful!

[@sashasavisha146]

I started learning parts of songs and that helped me later. You will get better if you practice, so stay inspired. If you like rock take some classical lessons. And if you like classical take some rock. Don’t be afraid to be well rounded. It doesn’t hurt to find a fabulous teacher like Ayla. Her point about intervals is huge. I used to play too fast. It’s better to play slow, especially when beginning. Try not to be overwhelmed by all the information out there. Relax and have fun. It’s tough being a beginner but hang in there.

[@eignalegnar4805]

As a beginner, I appreciate your words

[@sanantoniopunk]

Very helpful and easy to understand thanks!

[@eddieclarke525]

Great video! Many thanks for posting

[@SuperRealhigh]

I have been playing for almost 8 years, and the thing I regret the most not starting practicing from the beginning is ear training .

[@user-ne6nz2lb6w]

How do I practice ear training, I actually got down the beginning riff of breaking the law from it but that was too easy

[@victorsawiansawian2617]

Hi friends good scale ilove you veary nice scale

[@michaelsumnerguitartuition7854]

Yeah almost a lost art, so important

[@steveangello6586]

I've been playing guitar since 89 and I didn't get around to doing that until 99. I always played with people showing me, tablature, or sheet music, which is harder than tab but fun

[@steveangello6586]

@@user-ne6nz2lb6w I learned by just learning to tune my guitar by ear, it helps a lot. And playing with different tunings. Of

[@branco6942]

Lovely warm sympathetic young Lady with a voice that came straight out of Heaven I suppose and above all , very talented and a sublime guitar teacher!! deep respect greetings love and admiration from the Netherlands Europe.

[@metatrunk]

Great teacher. Great advice. Thank you so much

[@fr_Panchum]

Loved the way you explained, Always follow your guidance, A gifted Teacher Be Blessed🎸💖

[@orlandogonzaleznillar6998]

Someone said she is friendly, but I see she having an impressive didactic, and knowledge

[@colomblanco]

She has such a pleasant demeanor. I thought it was a satire thing at first, but actually really enjoyable to watch.

[@gregthompson9434]

Love your light , smooth instruction so refreshing 👍🏻

[@happytrails3561]

Thanks for all the thought you put in this video.

[@lutzkunstler1297]

Hello from a 66 year old beginner, I just got my first electric guitar and never thought I would hold any guitar in my hands! But here we go I started and I like to say thank you for you very friendly and helpful tips, I shall try it out tonight, but I just wish my fingers were as flexible as yours ! Many thanks again

[@thislittlelife0fmine]

Oh my gosh girl T H A N K Y O U for making this so easy to comprehend! I've been playing rhythm for over a decade and have always been intimidated by the idea of playing solos. of all the people who've tried to teach me no one has come close to making it this accessible. hands down the best teacher I've ever watched.

[@mkole3262]

Thank you! That was so helpful. That really addressed a lot of the questions I had and confirmed some others.

[@edgorochowski9709]

Brilliantly explained. thank you.

[@darrylmarable9050]

Took me a long time to find a guitar teacher. I will never cut this class.

[@BurninSven1]

Hey thanks for the tips. I´m 67 and have been playing guitar most of my life, I´m not very good but I get by. I did not know about the drop down three frets and you can play the same pattern but it becomes major instead. I feel I should have known that lol. Supercool and thanks again gonna try it when i play and record tonight. (Hmm I´m doing a cover of the Boxer with electric guitar, bas and drums and vocal. It starts out in C major but do have an a minor in it, wonder if it will work with that chord progression too. Well guess I´ll find out.)

[@MusoraMedia]

It's kind of mind-blowing, right?! Have fun playing around with the chord progression. I'm sure the recording is going to turn out GREAT!

[@BurninSven1]

It only took me a couple milliseconds to hear that it works, thanks for a great tips

[@carolehicks5285]

This is the best lesson I've found. Excellent!!

[@somarriba333]

I've been playing guitar for over 30 years and teaching guitar for 20 years. I love how you explained these so simply.