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Hi I'm Nate Savage, and welcome to the Beginner Guitar Quick-Start Series. Now I get people emailing
me all of the time, "Nate I would really like to play the guitar, but I don't know
where to start." That is why I made this series. It's for people like you who have always wanted
to play the guitar but just haven't done it yet.
There are inevitably a lot of guitar players out there who are going to doubt that they
have the ability to play the guitar. And let me just tell you right now, your hands aren't
too big, they're not too small, you're not too young, you're not too old, and it doesn't
matter if you are going to be playing the electric or acoustic. Everyone has their own
particular challenges, but I'm confident that if you put your mind to it and practice you
can play the guitar.
Throughout this series I've made sure to include the most important things you're going to
need to have success right away on the guitar. We're going to cover things that aren't necessarily
related to playing like tuning your guitar, how to hold the guitar, parts of the guitar,
and then we're going to get into things like technique, how to strum, how to make your
first chords, and even how to play your first song.
I know the guitar has been a super-enriching part of my life and hopefully we can get it to
where it's the same for you. That's why I made the Beginner Guitar Quick-Start Series,
to get people like you the tools you're going to need to get started.
By the end of these twelve lessons you're going to be able to strum and know enough
chords to play some of your favorite songs, and that's going to be awesome and motivating
for you. You're going to have a solid foundation for your future, and you're going to have
a great idea of what you need to work on next.
If you have any questions throughout the entire series you can leave them in the commenting
system below each video. I'll be in there to answer your questions as much as I can,
or you can just email me nate@guitarsystem.com I'll see you in the first lesson.