The First Guitar Key to Learn (And How to MASTER it!)

[@amishbhaskar3264]

thanks i needed this😇😇😇. you are a hidden gem men

[@neilchanmusic]

You are most welcome! Happy to have your support to 🙂

[@ZOOC-iz1fq]

As always quality content..

[@neilchanmusic]

Glad you find it helpful 🙂

[@ZOOC-iz1fq]

@@neilchanmusic Right now,I'm kinda stuck in my guitar journey,I feel like I am not able to connect to the instrument and music like my friends do.I wanna feel it too the feeling of being into the music.But I always feel like my technical skill is holding me back,can you please make a video on what skills to learn,and how much theory to learn and how to apply them so that I won't have to keep looking over my phone for tabs,I wanna be a bit more independent in this part,becoz if I use the phone for tabs I end up scrolling through shorts.You can just simply name the topics of the theory.And also on which skills should a beginner focus on in different levels.Like if I already know all the chords and a lil bit of fingerstyle not much what should I pay attention to ,to level up as a guitarist and musician.

[@artit91]

a minor and g major

[@neilchanmusic]

hi, why a minor?

[@spaghettisauce445]

@@neilchanmusicprobably because its relative key is C major and thats a “easy” key even though all shapes make using keys simpler compared to other instruments

[@artit91]

@@neilchanmusic These keys are good to practice chords and scales because their first positions are in the middle of the neck and they also contain 1-1 barre chords. F and Bm. They are also one step far from each other so you can practice key changes. Furthermore Ukulele cowboy chords in C are cowboy chords in G on guitar so it is a natural transition to a bigger instrument. (while you can learn to transpose quickly between these two keys)

[@marcosilvestre4240]

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