Hands

How do I learn the proper way 2 play a keyboard or guitar, like where your place ur hands, where your fingers go ETC?

IS there any webpages that can help me with that, or videos of some sort?

Yeah I was wondering about that for the guitar. I can play and know the notes on the first 3 frets. Now I wanna get into chords. I think I have established a bad hand position cause it seems like my fingers are never able to not touch the other strings.

Get out the **** house and take a class sucka.

do a search on the net

i used to use a site that showed finger placement (gtar) for each chord and what it should sound like

you place your hands the same way when you jerk off... right over left

RKSOCOM wrote:you place your hands the same way when you jerk off... right over left

I really don't wanna know about your technique or nothin', but if you jerk off like you play a guitar then....

OUCH!

Honestly THERE IS NO RIGHT WAY......................


there is A Conventional Way and U Can Google Search it.................

http://www.google.com/

do a search on here too; there was a topic a few years back on this.



here dont know if this will help
http://www.8notes.com/resources/notefinders/piano.asp
thers another for guitar too, do a search thou

like everyone said : SEARCH!
but here's some help anyway: a nice site with piano lessons from Clinton Clark: www.pianonanny.com

djrespect wrote:like everyone said : SEARCH!
but here's some help anyway: a nice site with piano lessons from Clinton Clark: www.pianonanny.com

VERY SITE..................

if you are serious about learning to play the piano you should get a tutor or take a class because the beginner has to work on developing their velocity/touch when playing. There are also lots of small techniques that a beginer can't totally conceive by just reading. Usually it is also difficult for the beginner to stay in time.

Practice your scales when warming up b4 u play it helps a great deal.

also find out who taught your tutor/teacher most of the good players can trace their piano education lineage back to a famous composer.