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#1 green

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Posted 15 March 2012 - 02:35 PM

hi,
hello there im greenich from India and im happy to be a part of this forum,I recently brought gibson's learn and master standard edition from an online shopping in India.I've know some basics of the guitar and im really excited about this package from gibson,I recently brought an electric guitar sorry its not gibson the main reason for that is im not a good player and not at all confident so i brought this package from gibson hoping this will help me get over my confidence levels n boost my skills and then surely i'll end up with my dream guitar(gibson les paul) ok cya god bless [thumbup]

#2 Cruznolfart

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Posted 15 March 2012 - 03:12 PM

Hi Green, welcome to the forums. Here's a free gift: Practice, practice, practice! And when it hurts or you're discouraged because you aren't making progress as quickly as you had hoped...practice some more. You sound determined, I think you'll enjoy the journey. [thumbup]

#3 4Hayden

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Posted 23 March 2012 - 10:20 AM

green, on 15 March 2012 - 02:35 PM, said:

Welcome Greenich practice practice and you get there ! Welcome to the forum.

Mike

#4 Guitaricky

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Posted 24 March 2012 - 04:18 AM

green, on 15 March 2012 - 02:35 PM, said:

Welcome, keep dreaming about your Gibson and you'll get there. If you're looking for some inspiration on learning guitar then Vanderbilly is a good resource, free video lessons all the way from theory to full songs. It costs the same to sign up as it costs to join this forum...zero [thumbup]

Good luck and keep practicing.
Vanderbilly

#5 LPDEN

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Posted 24 March 2012 - 07:08 AM

Welcome to the forum, Green. Congrats on your new guitar! As was recommended to you already, set up a steady schedule of practice and follow a good lesson plan that allows you to progress as you learn each lesson and can play varoius chords and scales from memory as you progress. There are many great free video lessons on You tube as well or beginners that will give you a great foundation without spending money on books or local instructors.
I recommend you look up the lessons of " robbourassaguitarist " on You Tube. Once you learn how to follow his video lesson structure, you can progress at your own pace all for free. My son is follow his videos that I set him up with and he is doing very well with them.

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Guitars:
2011 Epiphone 1961 50th Anniversary Casino TDV - Vintage Sunburst #1929 of 1961 | 2011 Epiphone 1961 50th Anniversary Casino TD - Royal Tan #549 of 1961 | 2011 Epiphone EJ-200 - Natural | 2011 Epiphone Dot L.E. - Pelham Blue |
2011 Epiphone Dot ES-339 - Cherry | 2011 Epiphone DR L.E. - Pelham Blue | 2010 Epiphone AIMM L.E. G-400 - Cream | 2010 Epiphone AIMM L.E. Riviera- Cherry | 2009 Epiphone 1962 Wilshire USA Reissue - Alpine White |
2009 Epiphone 1962 Wilshire USA Reissue - Cherry | 2008 Epiphone Elitist Broadway - Natural | 2006 Epiphone AlleyKat - Honey Sunburst | 2011 Fender Nohea Koa Ukulele |~~2009 Gibson 50th Anniversary 1959 Les Paul Standard - Heritage Cherry Burst~~ (Sold)

Amp(s):
Epiphone:
2006 Blues Custom 30 - 2 x 12" Combo

VOX:
2011 AC15C1-BL L.E. #511 of 650 | 2011 VOX PB 10 Bass Amp

Effects:

VOX Tonelab ST | + Numerous individual pedals that have been accumulated since 1982....