Having learned to play simple chords on the guitar, a musician wants to move to a new level and play great pieces, or at least his favorite songs. To do this, you need to get their tablatures, consisting of chords arranged in the desired sequence.
Instructions
Step 1
Once you've decided on the list of songs you want to play, start looking for tablatures. There are a lot of them on the Internet, and you can find the right ones by using a query in any of the search engines. In addition, there are a large number of portals that are a kind of tablature libraries, for example, Amdm.ru. On such sites, you can find interesting information for guitarists, for example, videos on how to master various playing techniques.
Step 2
Also, a huge number of tablatures can be found on torrent trackers, for example, Rutracker.org. The big disadvantage of this method is that only archives with a large number of tabs will be available for download, and it is quite possible that the ones you need will be missing in it. To work with the portal, you will need a special torrent client, for example, UTorrent, which can be easily found on the Internet.
Step 3
You can find chord books for popular songs in music stores. As a rule, the assortment of these publications is limited, so you need to be very careful when choosing one of them. On average, the cost of one collection of songs ranges from 100 to 250 rubles. Quite often, chords for songs are published in tutorials on guitar playing, so it will not be superfluous to look through them in order to find the necessary information.
Step 4
Recently, the Guitar Pro program has become quite popular, with the help of which you can read and recognize tablatures and chords. When working with it, you can immediately hear exactly how the chord will sound. For this program, musicians create a large number of files with chords, so with almost a 100% guarantee you can find the song you need. You can download Guitar Pro from any torrent tracker, for correct installation you will need a file with sound banks that can simulate both the sound of a guitar and other instruments.
