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This is the archive. Currently showing all articles for February, 2011. February, 2011 Articles:. Basic Theory 1: Introduction (important). Updated on the 14th of February 2011 at 12:21am. Basic Theory 3: Introduction to Scales. Updated on the 14th of February 2011 at 12:20am. Basic Theory 4: Chords. Beginners’ advice: Where to start or what next? Hey You – Pink Floyd (Acoustic). Basic Theory 1: Introduction (important). Basic Theory 3: Introduction to Scales. Web Design by Stuart Cusack.

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Basic Theory 3: Introduction to Scales « GuitarByte.net – Free guitar lessons and music theory tutorials

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Basic Theory 3: Introduction to Scales. Posted on Monday the 14th of February 2011. A scale is specific pattern of notes that ascends or descends through an octave. The scale can be transposed (a fancy word for moved) into any key simply by shifting the whole scale pattern up or down so that the root(first) note corresponds to the desired key. If this makes no sense to you just keep reading. A scale is just a series of notes, and chromatic means to include all notes ). The chromatic scale just doesn&#821...

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Basic Theory 1: Introduction (important) « GuitarByte.net – Free guitar lessons and music theory tutorials

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Basic Theory 1: Introduction (important). Posted on Monday the 14th of February 2011. 8220;Music theory is the science of producing patterns of sound pleasing to the human ear.”. All the music theory articles you find on this website are specifically regarding western music theory. Music theory works a little differently in India and China and certain other countries, but it’s all basically the same concept. Proceed to the next article:. Basic Theory 2: Notes (The Basic Element). Basic Theory 4: Chords.

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Chart: Chord Scales / Harmonized Scales for All Major and Minor Keys. Basic Theory 4: Chords. Beginners’ advice: Where to start or what next? Hey You – Pink Floyd (Acoustic). Basic Theory 1: Introduction (important). Basic Theory 3: Introduction to Scales. Web Design by Stuart Cusack.

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Basic Theory 4: Chords « GuitarByte.net – Free guitar lessons and music theory tutorials

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Basic Theory 4: Chords. Posted on Monday the 15th of August 2011. Wikipedia defines a chord as “any set of notes that is heard as if sounding simultaneously”, so technically if you play any two or more notes together then you have just played a chord. Bravo. Now trying to figure out what chord you have just played and how you could use it in a piece of music is a lot more complicated…. Are the most important thing to remember. Note (that would be the 3rd note in the C major. C – E – G. A minor triad chor...

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January « 2011 « GuitarByte.net – Free guitar lessons and music theory tutorials

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This is the archive. Currently showing all articles for January, 2011. January, 2011 Articles:. Basic Theory 2: Notes (The Basic Element). Updated on the 17th of January 2011 at 2:17am. You have heard of notes right? Parts of the guitar. Updated on the 13th of January 2011 at 3:15pm. Basic Theory 4: Chords. Beginners’ advice: Where to start or what next? Hey You – Pink Floyd (Acoustic). Basic Theory 1: Introduction (important). Basic Theory 3: Introduction to Scales. Web Design by Stuart Cusack.

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All the links below are to external websites that are personally approved by me. I have found them useful in my musical and playing development and perhaps you will too. I made this one. It allows you to play on your webcam to an audience. I have big ideas for this website. Keep an eye on it! It tells you pretty much every chord, how to finger it, what it sounds like. There’s also a section for scales and a simple tuner to help you tune by ear. Invaluable resource. Basic Theory 4: Chords.

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Welcome to GuitarByte.net. Soon to be a valuable resource for the guitar player. Updated on Wednesday the 10th of August 2011. This is a brand new website run by one man, so please bear with me for content. Eventually I hope that this website will become a useful resource for guitar players of all levels. I will focus on all aspects of guitar playing from general knowledge on guitars and guitar equipment to advice on playing styles and lessons on music theory, and everything in between. There are a few e...

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March « 2011 « GuitarByte.net – Free guitar lessons and music theory tutorials

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This is the archive. Currently showing all articles for March, 2011. March, 2011 Articles:. Beginners’ advice: Where to start or what next? Updated on the 29th of March 2011 at 12:30pm. Hey You – Pink Floyd (Acoustic). Updated on the 11th of March 2011 at 6:05pm. Well here’s my first video lesson for a song. Tabs for my version of this song can be downloaded here. Video Lesson Full Song. Basic Theory 4: Chords. Beginners’ advice: Where to start or what next? Hey You – Pink Floyd (Acoustic).

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This section will contain various articles relating to guitar playing, including: guitar basics, playing styles, fretboard fingering and etc. Beginners’ advice: Where to start or what next? Updated on the 29th of March 2011 at 12:30pm. Basic Theory 4: Chords. Beginners’ advice: Where to start or what next? Hey You – Pink Floyd (Acoustic). Basic Theory 1: Introduction (important). Basic Theory 3: Introduction to Scales. Web Design by Stuart Cusack.