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Learn tips and techniques on how to play the pedal steel guitar in this free video clip series.
There are 22 videos in this series:
Learn the basics of playing guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
How to finger pick a guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
Learn about finger techniques for guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
How to flat pick a guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
Learn about flat pick techniques for guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
Learn about details of flat picking a guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
How to play guitar while sitting in this free pedal steel guitar video.
How to play guitar while standing in this free pedal steel guitar video.
Learn when to change guitar strings in this free pedal steel guitar video.
How to tune your guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
Learn various tunings for your guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
Alternate tuning for your guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
Learn various harmonic tunings for guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
Learn about alternate harmonic tunings for guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
How to play guitar in drop-d tuning in this free pedal steel guitar video.
How to play guitar in "dad gad" tuning in this free pedal steel guitar video.
Learn about techniques for tuning your guitar in "dad gad" tuning in this free pedal steel guitar video.
How to properly unstring a guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
Learn about techniques to unstring a guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
How to properly restring a guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
Learn about restringing a steel string guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
Learn about techniques for properly restring a steel string guitar in this free pedal steel guitar video.
Have you ever wanted to learn to play guitar? Maybe it is time to try picking up a new hobby and learn to play the guitar. The birth of the guitar is one that is not exact but guitar-like instruments have been used since ancient times. Through the years people have learned to play this instrument with some practice and determination. You too can learn to play this instrument if you are willing to put some work into it! Whether you are just beginning or have never held a guitar before this video series will lay out the basics of the guitar. This collection of guitar lessons will teach anyone what they need to know to know the fundamental basics of playing the guitar. Watch as our expert explains the parts of the guitar and how to properly hold the instrument. Learn how to tune the guitar by ear or with an electronic tuner and also how to play in different tunings. This is a great series to get you started playing guitar right away!
Aaron Moons Born in Worcester MA, and growing up in Granby, CT I have been blessed with a musical family that supports and encourages the pursuit of an instrument. I started with two years of piano lessons starting in 4th grade and then switching to drum lessons which continue to this day. In high school I played drums in a funk rock group called “Mambo”. My college experience was also filled with music when I attended North Park University in Chicago, Il. I received a BA in Communications/Media studies, played in the jazz ensemble and combo. Since living in Chicago I have played drums for the bands “Redvinegar”, “Eskimo Palace”, and currently “The Sleeptights”. You can check out The Sleeptights at myspace or www.thesleeptights.com. I also am currently working on a side project, “Pale Cowboy” with the talented and melodically blessed Karl Helander formerly of “The Good Lie”. You can also check out Pale Cowboy at myspace.com. Enjoy the video and keep making music!dkdk
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