I started out learning the Major chords and learning songs by my favourite bands. Luckily for me when I started out my favourite band was Nirvana so I found learning their songs rather easy haha. The most important thing for me was building finger strength and muscle memory to move from chord to chord without that awkward pause or any dulled notes. To do this I learned all the major chords and learned songs that incorporated them. Of course suggesting specific songs would be irrelevant since everybody's musical tastes vary, it's paramount that you enjoy what you are learning. Also learning major and minor scales and practicing them a lot will build finger strength greatly.
I've never had formal lessons and I've managed to reach a good level of guitar skill over the past 5 years using this method. Of course self teaching may not work for you but it's an option. I wish you the very best of luck, guitar is a fantastic instrument to play once you've got around the learning stages.
As a guitarist I would think that beginners should start with an acoustic guitar. However this is all to taste. It may be easier with an electric if you are that type of person!
No, but it will take some practice. It should be considered a song for intermediate guitarist if you want to play the single notes that are so much a part of the "hook". It can be played beginner style by only strumming the chords. The main chords are D-C-G.
A Jackson
No, they are cheap, unreliable, and go out of tune easy. You should save the money for a while and get a trustworthy cheap guitar if your starting out, judging by the fact that you have to ask if SX is good then you're probably a beginner.
This ibanez package either come in black or sliver as i remember, but i have played many ibanez guitars and enjoyed them but i think that if your beginning, the price is a bit high, but it should be a great guitar for starters.
As a guitarist I would think that beginners should start with an acoustic guitar. However this is all to taste. It may be easier with an electric if you are that type of person!
Well, It mainly depends if your a Drummer, or singer, or guitarist. Personally I am a guitar player. If you are to, I recommend Guitar Hero. Rock Band does have allot of instuments, but if your a guitarist you'll get a way better kick out of Guitar Hero.
Well it depends. If you want a guitar to play like in most rock songs get a electric guitar. If you want a guitar like a regular guitar with the hole in the middle or if you are a beginner get a acoustic guitar.
You should probably search for a local business that offers guitar lessons. If you bought a guitar, you should ask the person you bought it from if they know a good place.
Any nylon-stringed acoustic guitar is suitable for a beginner. Some of the recommended brands are Ibenez and Washburn, You should always try the guitars out in a store to see how they sound and feel to you.
Though the answer varies with each guitar player, many guitarists tend to look down upon the video game series. Though it increases coordination and may increase your ability to alternative pick, the game is seen to be a display of talent that is somewhat pointless or does not meet to the talent of playing actual guitar. Though this should discourage you in no way whatsoever, if you explain to a guitarist your skill on guitar hero, he/she will most likely tell you that it will never compare to playing actual guitar.
No, but it will take some practice. It should be considered a song for intermediate guitarist if you want to play the single notes that are so much a part of the "hook". It can be played beginner style by only strumming the chords. The main chords are D-C-G.
The short answer is, no. You should buy a cheap guitar maybe a normal acoustic or even classical when starting out. Once you get used to the instrument. You will then be able to make your choice
A Jackson
If you're not motivated, maybe guitar isn't for you. Playing should be motivation on its own.
You probably should because you might start playing bass like a guitar player
Yes, the guitar controller form Guitar Hero 3 is compatible with Guitar Hero 4 (World Tour). Just turn on the wii-mote in the guitar controller and it should recognize it in the game. Keep in mind that only one player can be the guitarist and the other has to play the bass guitar. Hope this helps... have fun and ROCK ON!!!