This video is for someone probably playing in the their first year. It's simply how to play the G chord on guitar, some tips on how to make it more efficiently and accurately, and a few chords that are often found with the chord. For more free resources, check out www.insideoutonline.com #howtoplayguitar #howtoplayguitarforbeginners #guitar

This video is for someone probably playing in the their first year. It's simply how to play the G chord on guitar, some tips on how to make it more efficiently and accurately, and a few chords that are often found with the chord. This video is designed for people having played guitar for a year or less. For more free resources, check out www.insideoutonline.com #howtoplayguitar #howtoplayguitarforbeginners #guitar

This video is for someone probably playing in their first year. It's simply how to play the Am (A minor) chord on guitar, some tips on how to make it more efficiently and accurately, and a few chords that are often found with the chord. For more free resources, check out www.insideoutonline.com #howtoplayguitar #howtoplayguitarforbeginners #guitar

First introduction to the guitar, this video is about understanding the components of the guitar. It's a long term, even life-time commitment to develop the skill of music and musicianship. Enjoy the ride. For more helpful resources, check out the website and download the FREE guidebook: www.insideoutONLINE.com

These are a few of the first things guitar players need to know and be thinking about as they get started learning the guitar. Take a minute to think about these ideas, and put the concepts to PRACTICE! For more information, check out the website and download the FREE Guidebook: www.insideoutONLINE.com

This video talks about the 4 different types of chords. Type 1 chords are your traditional chords. This is plain major/minor chords. They do the trick. They are 1 dimensional. Type 2 chords are your common or modern type chords. These are chords that are often so common they might as well be seen to the player as a traditional type chord. They are often chords we play that are easy to get to, but sound good to us, but they have a fancy name. Type 3 chords are purposeful colorful chords, from styles like jazz. They are complex, and multidimensional in nature. Type 4 chords are creative and expressive shapes that may come from, say, a drop or different tuning. They can be an earlier type of chord by nature, but they sound unique to the guitar and to the player. - they require more investigation to understand how they were played, and even what you could call it (you won't find it in a book).

Here is a practice jam track for the A minor and E minor chords. Check out www.insideoutONLINE.com for a FREE guidebook, and to see the videos in an orderly way.

Get strumming on these 2 common chords. This jam track is designed to help you as you learn to transition between chords, and to listen while you play along with a beat and structured chord patterns. www.insideoutONLINE.com - you can download a free guidebook, and see the videos in an orderly format.

This is for the early beginner working on getting some common open position chords down, and learning to transition in smoothly between them. G major and Cadd9 (or sometimes called various "2" and "9" names) are some of the most common chords played on acoustic guitar, and used in modern music. For a free guidebook and more videos in an organized layout, visit: www.insideoutONLINE.com