The following tutorial is designed for use in learning on an electric guitar, but most will help with learning on an acoustic guitar as well.

Learn the low-down on how to read the charts and diagrams used in these lessons.

One of the things I remember when I was starting to play was that I didn't sound as good as my friend's big brother. Not because he was a better player, even though he was...we were playing the same chords but mine sounded crummy! Why? Because my guitar was not perfectly tuned..

If you already know how to play the guitar, but want to learn a few specific things, this is the place to go. Included are: scales, modes, chord theory, improvising over chord progressions, sight reading....

A step-by-step series of lessons, designed with the absolute beginner in mind, but loaded with everything you'll ever need to know about playing the guitar.

Perhaps one of the most important things to do before you start typing up a piece of TAB is...

Each guitar lesson and homework assignment is professionally formulated for maximum learning potential. You will be amazed at how fast you'll learn.

Here's a lesson that you will want to make sure that you don't lose! Print it out and stick it in your guitar case.

Use this great six-string tuning page before every practice session or jam.

Chords are constructed from the modal scales. The basis of a chord relies on three unique notes from these modal scales, namely the 1st, 3rd and 5th notes in the scale. These three notes that form a chord are called a triad...

A few things you'll need to know about your new best friend.