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Jake Shimabukuro: Uke Master

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Most people involved in contemporary music would think that if you want to “shred” you need at least 6 strings. This is why whenever someone claims they’re a musician, they’re usually a guitarist. What most people don’t know, is that even an instrument of simplistic nature has the potential to blow an unsuspecting listener’s mind, and shatter all of our previously common misconceptions. A true musician decides his own limitations and explores outside the ordinary methods of play. This is how virtuosos are born.

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How to adjust your guitar - setup techniques

I found some great info on setting up your guitar intonation, pickups, truss rod and more 

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How to tune a Ukulele

Finger Position on the Uke

Contrary to what you might think by looking at a chord diagram, the best spot to place a left-hand finger on fretboard is NOT in the middle of the frets, but rather immediately beside a fret (i.e. just to the left of it). The reason for this is that it requires for less pressure to properly hold the string down in that location than exactly between two frets, or anywhere to the left of that. If you press down on a string without adequate pressure, the result is often a very annoying buzzing sound!

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what is the difference between nylon and steel string guitars

 There are fine (and poor) examples of both steel and nylon stringed instruments. 

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How to Tune Your New Guitar

Now that you have purchased your first guitar, the first step is learning how to tune it!!! Tuning your guitar may be the most important thing you should do before beginning to play.  Now, many people just purchase a guitar tuner for around $20 , but it is important to learn how to do it yourself first, in the event that your tuner is not available.  Plus, it is a great way to get introduced to your new instrument.

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How to fake being a better guitarist in five simple steps PART 2 of 2

Last Time I talked about looking the part with good equipment to come across professionally, and ways to get up to speed on your singing. This week, I'm going to share some simple but often ignored pieces of information that can really push the impression you make from just a guitar player, to a fully fledged musician.

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How To Plug A Guitar Or Bass Into A Computer

This article teaches you how to plug your guitar or bass right into your computer, to start sharing your musical ability with the world-wide internet music community. We are assuming that you have an electric guitar, bass guitar, or acoustic guitar with a pickup.

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