chasaleyreese asked:


So, I just bought a electric guitar 3days ago and I need help. Ive known how to read music for a really long time and I have everything down except one thing... I can't seem to move my fingers fast enough on the different notes and chords. I know I can't learn overnight and it just takes time, but does anyone have some tips.

read music fast

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Learning to Read Music

Alex asked:


how much can i improve my guitar playing if i practice 6 hrs a day for the next 2 months??
i started playing electric guitar 5-6 months ago. right now i practice about 2 hrs a day every day. ive been told im improving very fast. within 3 months i could play the first half to sweet child of mine by guns n roses as well as wish you were here (pink floyd), knights of cydonia (muse) (solo included, but this is the only solo i know how to play), stairway to heaven intro, and a few other easier songs. my finger strength and dexterity is aslo very good so far. i do various finger exercises especially for my pinky. the only thing i really need to improve alot on is reading music and stuff anyway my question is i want to know how much i could learn/improve if i practice 6 hrs a day for thhe next 2 months??? enough to solo maybe?? i only ask b/c i will be starting college in 2 months and i know once i start school, i wont have nearly as much time to practice. so i want to learn as much as i can now while i still have alot of time to practice

Learning to Read Music

Mike M asked:


im 17 and i have been playing the electric guitar for about 4 years with no help or dicipline. i feel i have gone very far in a short amount of time but i know i can get much further with my music and i want to know if i should learn to read music to expand my music, or if thats the thing i should do. any suggestions?

Music Reading