No more singing like a gorilla, or a tweety bird for that matter. With this absolute must-have tool for any guitar player, you’ll open up all kinds of possibilities for yourself and your guitar. Watch, learn, and have fun!
Here’s what a couple of folks had to say:
“Lisa is the best. Thanks for the lessons, Oak.”
“gr8 lesson…very helpful for beginners lke me… plz keep uploading such gr8 lessons.. really helps! ..tc”
“Nice lesson thanks!!”
So, you gonna try it? Did you already? Leave your comments and questions below. Oh, and please share with your friends and fans!
PS: ‘How to use a capo’ is one of those basic fundamental guitar skills
that many self-taught players don’t really understand because nobody ever really showed them how it works!
Are there other ‘holes’ in your basic guitar fundamental skills?
If so, here is a great and easy way to fill those holes,
GET UN-STUCK, and start moving ahead with your playing, fast.
Due to my guitar roots being mostly jazz I resisted the use of a capo because I thought of it as a crutch.
As I grew older (wiser ?) I began to find the sonic qualities the capo brings to open strings.
The biggest hill I had to climbwith the capo is that even though is placed @ the 2nd fret the remainder of the fret board remains the same ( ie. capo @ 2nd fret, the 12th fret is still pitched as EADGBE).
Anyway, find a low cost capo for your first one and experiment untill you find your “cup of tea.”
Due to my guitar roots being mostly jazz I resisted the use of a capo because I thought of it as a crutch.
As I grew older (wiser ?) I began to find the sonic qualities the capo brings to open strings.
The biggest hill I had to climbwith the capo is that even though is placed @ the 2nd fret the remainder of the fret board remains the same ( ie. capo @ 2nd fret, the 12th fret is still pitched as EADGBE).
Anyway, find a low cost capo for your first one and experiment untill you find your “cup of tea.”
Wayne R.
Hi , Lisa sounds great with capo i would like to be able to play the whole song !!
Thankyou ,Andrew