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How to cut learning to play the guitar just jamming along to Aerosmith records? You must not know scales

So how key is played and to learn other songs? I learn this way because the scales are very hard and I like the bar, but I do not understand not how to improvise Aerosmith recorded 12 hours a day accually teaches you how to play

It's a bit like driving. You can totally get behind the wheel and learn to drive, to see everyone around you like a hawk. It is easy to learn this way, because I really see this everyone around you is done, and sometimes does not do the right thing in a given situation, especially if you've never seen before. Unlike a Driver Ed courses and learning all the rules in advance. Of course, you still need to practice driving, but you do with all rules at their disposal. I'm not saying this will be perfect, but as you improve the way driver gets closer to the expectation of what legal a good driver should do – even in situations that occur from time to time. Which is better? First, do not pay for Driver's Ed, but you can still get stopped by police because he did not know you need to turn your brightness when a car approached within 400 feet of you. The other has to pay for Driver's Ed, and it took a while, but enter the world of driving and know the rules, and do not stop unless you're crazy. Well, yes, studying and practicing scales is difficult. The reward is that you have a better idea of the structure of different moods and feelings, and you do not have to spend hours and hours "guess." Yes, you can do ear. It will take more time, and if the ear is not very good, then it will help you improve your ear. His global perspective will be limited and cover only what I experienced or seen others do. In addition, by studying the theory that I can adapt any song in a different key, you can harmonize any tone, I know how to construct chords and harmonies and progressions of any given key (Including non-diatonic, exotic, and synthetic). I know how to play the modules, and a little preparation, even those who have never seen before. With a little theory, I can write bass lines, and pieces of other instruments. I'm stuck on my guitar, another day, and I wrote a riff. It sounded good, and I wanted to take advantage. After realizing he was playing on my child, I decided to modulate to D minor and change the default setting for Drop D and sounded great – and how he eventually suggested that I could integrate a riff I wrote there any time I liked the least. There is only one note different between the two keys, so that I could choose a modular hub agreement them very easily. It made me very happy, since both riffs are sometimes strange … 06.08 and 08.09, respectively. Gave him hope about to be able to write something about the 9.8! Anyway, yes, you can learn without scales. Tens of thousands of guitarists have Indeed, as you can. But if you really want to excel in their instrument, really want to be better than you, and not a natural talent with an instinctive capacity to collect these things, then you should learn a little theory, practice your balance, and preferably have a tutor or teacher. Saul

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