EASY SONGS WITH TABS 

1. Smoke on the water 

2.Seven nation army

                                   

3.Enter sandman

                           

4.Beat it 

               

  5.In the end 

                     
    

FOR BEGINNERS

For new guitarists, focus on consistent, slow practice with a metronome, mastering basic open chords, and learning simple songs you enjoy. It's also important to get your guitar tuned correctly, use light gauge strings, and learn to hold the pick properly to make learning easier. Remember to be patient, as progress takes time, and focus on proper technique over speed at first. 

Practice and technique

• Practice with a metronome: Use a metronome to develop a solid sense of rhythm from the start.
• Practice slowly: Focus on playing correctly before trying to increase your speed. The correct technique will be easier to build up to speed later.
• Practice consistently: Short, daily practice sessions are more effective than long, infrequent ones. Aim for at least 15 minutes a day, five days a week, to build muscle memory.
• Learn basic chords: Focus on mastering open chords first, as they form the foundation for many songs.
• Arch your fingers: Make sure your fingers are arched properly to avoid accidentally muting other strings.
• Use a metronome: Use a metronome to develop a solid sense of rhythm from the start. 

Equipment and upkeep

• Use light gauge strings: These are easier to press down, which is helpful for beginners.
• Choose the right pick: Experiment to find a pick that feels comfortable in your hand.
• Keep your guitar tuned: Always play with a tuned guitar. Learn how to use a tuner and how to change a string if needed.
• Buy wisely: Invest in a decent beginner guitar, but don't feel the need to upgrade immediately. 

Mindset and learning

• Be patient: Learning an instrument takes time. Don't get discouraged when you mess up; it's a normal part of the process.
• Learn songs you love: Learning songs you're passionate about will help keep you motivated and engaged.
• Learn the fretboard: As you progress, start learning the notes on the fretboard to better understand scales and chords.
• Find a structured source: Use a reliable and structured source of information to guide your learning, such as a teacher, online course, or book. 

    some questions new guitar players make and their answers 

What should a beginner guitarist learn first?

The Basics!

I always start every first guitar lesson with: the body parts of the guitar, the open string names, basic fretting technique and basic strumming technique. These fundamentals are extremely important to get right in the beginning to then build upon later down the track.

How to get good at guitar as a beginner?

I'm going to share some tips to help you both get better at guitar and fire up your passion to keep playing and improving every day!

1. Play Guitar Every Day (Even 10 Minutes Help!)
2. Focus on Proper Technique
3. Master Basic Chords and Scales.
4. Develop Fingerpicking and Strumming Techniques.
5. Learn Songs That You Love