E vs notacamí

Play and understand the basics of acoustic guitar chords and fingerings in less than two months! - No musical knowledge is required to use this app - Includes 12 original lessons of increasing difficulty: theory, explanations, tablatures and video for each lesson - Auto-scrolling tablature (hands-free practice) - Lesson 1: Take your Guitar - How to hold your guitar - Notes on the neck, tuning - Reading tablatures: Boogie in E - Lesson 2: Arpeggios - Right hand fingering - Simple arpeggios with bass note melody - Lesson 3: What is a chord? - Play E minor and A minor chords - Fingering - Chord charts - Lesson 4: Play with a pick - The C major chord - Downstrokes and upstrokes picking - Lesson 5: The Folk rhythm - The G major chord - From C → G, and addition of notes to chords - Hammer-on - Lesson 6: Three beats rhythm - The D major chord - Progression: G → D → Am → C - Lesson 7: Chords arpeggios - The D minor chord - Thumb plays the root note of the chord - Lesson 8: Palm mute - The E major and A major chords - Back and forth playing - Mute sound with your palm - Lesson 9: Minor barred chords - Learning notes on the neck - The A and E minor barred positions - Swing rhythm - Lesson 10: Country Club - The E major barred position - Add a 7th note to your chords - Lesson 11: The C barred chord - The A major barred positions - Variation on the D chord - The C9 chord - Lesson 12: 12-bar Blues (in E) - Classic acoustic shuffle - A more organic shuffle feel - A groovy, more rhythmic blues - Apply chords, rhythm and simple embellishments Enjoy this app!

- Learn the basics of music theory Open your mind to new musical colors. Discover why music sometimes sounds sad and sometimes happy. Learn to better visualize the structure of your guitar neck. - Browse exercises and interactive worksheets Each concept has its own thematic page with guitar practice exercises, quizzes, explanatory cards and interactive cards. - Got a little time to practice? Practice anywhere You can practice each exercise outside on your mobile or at home with your guitar. - The app listens to you play and guides you The important thing is to take your guitar and practice as regularly as possible. Listening and guiding make practicing more fun. - Track your progress There's nothing more satisfying than seeing how your learning progresses. It'll help you stay motivated.