Can anyone help me??/
Hey I am still kind of a beginner, so far I am selft taught in most of what I can play I can all the basic chords. And am starting to learn different playing styles i.e bass strumming style. I am playing on accoustic and electric at the moment. My question is where can I learn about music theory, i.e. reading music, scales etc. Also what should my next learning goal be at the stage I am at now. I am trying to avoid lessons as my goal is to learn independently. Which is a bit ironic to say im seeking help on here lol but oh well. Please help me dudes
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before scales and stuff like that you need to know about time signatures and tempos and stuff like that. You should definately be playing with a meteronome. These ideas are incorporated in reading music. Before learning about scales it would be a good idea to learn about how chords work first to have a solid foundation for the more advanced concepts. You can probabily find a book that teachs about reading music and chords (harmony) at most book stores. If your going to teach yourself theory it might be a good idea to get a cheap key board to learn it on.
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# 2
Well u learn chords first... so if u know that a chord is made up of the 1st, 3rd and 5th then by the time scales come into play u have a better understanding of how they work interval wise and so on.. :)
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"i was expecting some 3476 string string skipping with some 23489172343 octave sweeps and some alt picking runs at 345734237623572bpm in 234872364781246164516th notes across your 2384723648724627348623478264 fret guitar"
# 3
Originally Posted by: AkiraShouldn't that be the other way round to some degree? You need to learn the major scale in order to understand how various chords are constructed.
I don't know, why would it be the other way around? I mean I learned scales first, but in most books ive seen chord theory explain before they introduce scale theory
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