Should i learn acoustic, classical or electric guitar?
syazdefined asked:
im going to start learning guitar soon.. just wanted to ask, which one should i pick from those 3? heres a lilttle information
: i would like to strum my favourite musics
: i can hear/like almost every type of song
: at the same time, i also like songs from muse, metallica and santana..
please hep me .. thanks
April 29th, 2009 at 3:33 pm
Acoustic.
It’s sexier. Sounds better. Period.
May 2nd, 2009 at 10:45 am
the acoustic would probably be easier or the classic. its up to you. good luck
May 5th, 2009 at 2:49 pm
first learn acoustics, then once you’re pretty familiar learn electric and you can practice on both. its kinda the same. so i think u should learn acoustics first cuz its easier to learn.
May 8th, 2009 at 5:44 am
So it seems the main thing you want to do is strum.
If you get an acoustic guitar, you can learn to strum chords easily, and then if you want an electric guitar later you can just change because it’s the same, just electric, lol. You can just learn chord symbols rather than having to read actual music with this as well.
Classical guitar is different, because you learn complex fingerings & music reading rather just strumming chords. Perhaps watch this video to see what I mean and if you prefer it.
May 9th, 2009 at 11:17 am
Learning on an acoustic is not only wise, but beneficial to you in the long run of developing guitar expertise. If you can move beyond the sore fingertips until the calluses arrive you will be better equipped to build your talent.
You don’t need the unnecessary baggage of an amplifier, cords, stomp boxes, etc., while in the learning stages. With an acoustic, you can take it and practice just about anywhere you wish, provided you’re not out in the cold and the rain.
May 10th, 2009 at 2:14 am
Acoustic is going to give you the best all around versitility of the three. It’s also going to simplify your learning as your not dealing with amps, effects boxes and stuff like that which you encounter with electrics.
With an acoustic all you need is a tuner and your set. You can take it anywhere. You can play almost any kind of music on an acoustic as well. Personally I like to write on an acoustic as it focuses me on the melody rather than the effects. Then I’ll move songs over to the electric and add effects and all the gimicks.
May 13th, 2009 at 10:33 am
yeah man start out on acoustic and learn first then go to electric if you want i did now i got a great band i can play poison santana motley crue bullet for my valentine santana started of on acoustic