A capo is a device you put on the neck of your guitar to raise the pitch and change the key. This is great for playing a song in a different key to suit your voice. The other great thing is, if you are playing with another person, and say they are playing in the key of C. You can put the capo on the 3rd fret and play an A chord or you can put it on the 5th fret and play a G chord. It makes things sound very lush and interesting, technically it’s the same chords, but different inversions. You can see from the charts below, where you should put the capo to get the desired results.
Let’s focus on alternating our bass line on the lowest strings. Use the metronome and play a quarter note one note on each beat. Count aloud as you play 1-2-3-4.
Your strings will get old or break, you will need to change them yourself. Typically, when you start to see rust or dirt on your strings, and when they just
The Circle of Fifths can be used for: The outer circle represents major keys, inner circle represents the minor keys. If you go clockwise, you have the circle of fifths.