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Fretboard Biology
Comprehensive Guitar Program
If you are serious about improving your guitar playing, there is simply no other program like Fretboard Biology. This is the only program that combines all the benefits of a structured professional guitar program with the low cost and convenience of self-learning. If you are looking for the best online guitar lessons, enroll today!
Our
love for guitar starts with something simple: strumming the strings and hearing
them resonate with the wood. I've played guitar for over 50 years, and I know
exactly what’s needed when you’re first starting out.
The
first few months are the hardest. That's the window of time where most new
players get frustrated, and some even quit—usually because they're overwhelmed
before they ever feel success. Newbie Guitar is built to get you past those
first hurdles without piling on more than you can handle.
Newbie
Guitar Level 1 focuses on the two skills that matter most when you're starting
out:
How to play a few open chords
How to strum in rhythm
The chord challenge. We
tackle the three biggest obstacles head-on:
Pressing the right strings cleanly,
without muting notes.
Managing fingertip soreness while your
calluses build.
Switching from one chord to another
smoothly—this is the big one.
The strumming challenge.
Using the pick to make a pleasing
sound.
Keeping a steady beat.
How the program works. You
start with a single chord. Once you've added a second, you'll learn to switch
between the two using our core rhythm technique—because changing chords on the
beat is the real hurdle early on. From there, you'll gradually grow your chord
vocabulary while adding more strumming patterns. That's the moment you start
sounding like you're playing real songs.
Everything
else, fingerpicking, barre chords, scales, builds on these basic skills. First,
you need a solid foundation.
Newbie
Guitar gives you that foundation.
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