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Today's guitar lesson for beginners is a Guitar Pro 8 Q&A Tutorial that goes through a lot of the questions that I've been getting about using Guitar Pro 8 on other videos. Guitar Pro 8 is still my favorite tool for transcribing songs & learning songs & I use it regularly in lessons & classes with students. So today we're going to look at a lot of different features in GP8 like how to use the metronome, transcribing different phrasing elements like hammer ons and pull offs, and more. Hope it helps you out! If you have any more questions about Guitar Pro 8, let me know in the comments!

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Today's beginner guitar lesson is a Guitar Pro 8 tutorial for beginners where we're going to just scratch the surface of what you can do in Guitar Pro 8 to make learning guitar easier. Hey guys, Brad Litton from SimpleGuitar.com here with another beginner guitar lesson for you about this super useful guitar notation software that also works as a super useful learning & practice tool. In today's Guitar Pro 8 101 lesson we're going to go over some of the very basics of how to use Guitar Pro 8, how the interface works, some of the basic functions, etc. If you have any questions about specific things you can do within Guitar Pro 8, make sure to leave a comment & let me know so I can make future videos helping you out.

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What are the best electric guitar strings for beginners? Good question! And that's what we're covering in today's guitar lesson for beginners. Hey guys, Brad Litton from SimpleGuitar.com here with another beginner guitar lesson for you. There's been a lot of controversy over the years about string gauges & which sounds best. When I was first learning I always heard that "thicker strings mean better tone", but that's just not true. Your tone has far more to do with how you play & hold the guitar, the electronics in your guitar, & especially your amp. However, thicker strings WILL make your tone darker. Lighter strings will make your tone tighter & brighter. So if you're playing in a band or recording, lighter strings will cut through a mix more easily. On top of that, lighter strings are far easier to play as they require much less effort. So my recommendation for my students is to get the lightest strings you can. I currently play 7 gauge strings on my electrics & playing is so easy...

Today's guitar lesson for beginners is about how to get songs performance ready faster. Hey guys, Brad Litton from SimpleGuitar.com with another beginner guitar lesson for you about how to make songs sound finished & polished so that they're ready to play for people. Whether it's songs that you're learning that other people have written or you're writing your own songs, getting them polished & ready to perform is not going to be that hard. The trick is focusing not just on each section of the song, but also on the transitions between each section of the song. If you can smooth that out, then that is going to make your songs sound good whether you're playing acoustic guitar or electric guitar. Thanks a ton for watching this video. It really means a lot to me & I hope it helps you out!

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Acoustic Guitar Vs Electric Guitar For Beginners. What guitar is the best to start on? In today's free guitar lesson with Brad Litton from SimpleGuitar.com we're going to look at what is the best guitar to start with when you first start learning how to play guitar.

Choosing the best guitar to start learning can make or break how well you stick with it. When considering acoustic guitar or electric guitar, steel strings vs nylon, you need to first think about what kind of music you ultimately want to play.

As a guitar teacher, I'm often asked, "What guitar should I buy for beginners?" Honestly, if you want to play any rock or blues or music that primarily uses electric guitar...I think you should just start out on electric guitar and get some beginner guitar lessons for electric.

If the music you're most interested is primarily acoustic guitar focused, then start out on acoustic and get some beginner guitar lessons for acoustic. Either way, if you want to play both, then starting g...