New member

[bizzare005]

:eek: Hello, I am new to this site. I have been playing for about 4 yrs and not well. I bought a program that helps you learn through the computer and it is really helping so I decided to check out some sites to advance further. I am trying to find a site with a transposer attached to it? Does anyone have any idea where to find one. I know there is a guitar tab site with one but I lost it. thanks

[moody_fa_loonie]

welcome to the site...im new as well lol......but yeah for a tab site.....u should check out powertabs.net

[alucard0941]

welcom bud!

dont know about the tab site your looking for, but for 5 dollers a month, you can get great guitar lessons from over 30 instructors.

[hammetthead13]

welcome to the site :D

[Akira]

Welcome to the boards!

[antiquostonemn]

hello i am a new member also to the site, my name is nick. i have been playing for about 3 years and feel i shoul be playing better also. there are quite a few awesome sites,some of which you may already know. (beyondchops.com,guitartabbooks.com,wholenote.com,cyberfret.com,guitarbasics.com,visionmusic.com,guitartips.com,guitargrid.com,riff-o-matic.com,guitartabbooks.com,hotfrets.com,riffinteractive.com,guitartabs.com
guitarriffin.com

these sites have been helping me alot. i notice the more i practice, if i break two or three days then pick up again i move forward. hope this helps.

[zahra]

just to make u a li'l better about yerself... i introduce myself as the newest of all newbies... just been practicing (hardly playin) for the past three months. only know a few chords.. but i'm loving it nonetheless. i'm lookin out for help and suggestions as to how to improve and practice. i know its goin to take some time before i can even absorb your terminology, but hey... i know i'm here to stay and strum along.
:)
zahra

[Akira]

Welcome to the boards both of you! It's nice to see someone new to the guitar with such a positive outlook, Zahra. Enjoy the site and the boards! :)

[paradyme]

Welcome guys!

I'd say that the positive attitude puts you ahead of the game- in all seriousness, I'd say the key is to practice as much as you can, learn from everyone you can- no matter what style someone plays or whatever, you can ALWAYS learn from them (and they can learn from you as well). Biggest thing I've learned is love to play, respect the instrument, approach music with respect, and have respect for other players, and it'll be all good.

Peace
:cool:

[Pantallica1]

Welcome to the board man!

[Lordathestrings]

Welcome to the forum part of the Guitar Tricks website!

There are all kinds of helpful lessons in the instructor's part of the site. >>click here<< (http://www.guitartricks.com/beginners.php)