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How to Tune a Guitar & Alternate Tunings - How to Tune a Gui
	By: Brad Learn how to tune to open d tuning with expert tips and advice on tuning a guitar in this free video clip on music lessons.

How to Tune a Guitar & Alternate Tunings - The Relative Guit
	By: Brad How to Tune a Guitar & Alternate Tunings - The Relative Guitar Tuning Method

How to Keep Your Car In Top Tune
	By: danny101 Why would you want to keep your car in Top Tune? These days fuel prices are ridiculous, and to expensive to run your cars. If your car is in good tune, then your running very efficient. But if your car is not in good tune, then your car is losing about 40% fuel efficiency. Also, to keep your car in top tune you need to change your spark plugs whenever it needs to be changed. The fuel that is needed in the car is shown in the owners manual. Always listen to the owners manual if you want your car to be in top tune.

How to Sing in Tune
	By: davidhwang How to sing in tune the faster and easier. The vocal range is the highest and the lowest notes that you can sing. Transcription What is my vocal range? This is a question I�m asked a lot. But simply it means the lowest and they highest notes you can sing. Now in classical music the voices are categorized in different ways. So in the female voice, the highest female voice is soprano. Next down is mezzo soprano.

How to Get Tune with Macy Gray - I Try
	By: ArianaCR Sit back and enjoy the wonderful music of Macy Gray. She is a very talented and gifted singer who adores to share her melodic voice with all of us. Enjoy the lyrics of this song and have some fun!

How to Tune Your Guitar
	By: skateracl In this video I will teach anyone how to get to know their electric guitar along with different methods to tune your strings.

How to Tune a Guitar by Using an Electronic Tuner
	By: MattMcCoy Here is a little tip on tuning your guitar. Enjoy.

How to Tune A Snare Drum - Part 1 of 2
	By: bigjames Would you like to master the drums and create great music? Check out this lesson and start practicing the best way to tune a snare drum following the tips, advices, and hints from an expert.

How to Tune a Violin
	By: funnyg The violin is one of the most elegant and charming music instruments in history, this is why you must care for it with love when tuning it up. On this lesson, our expert is going to explain you how the process of tuning a violin varies if the instrument has four fine tuners or no fine tuners.

How to Tune Your Guitar
	By: astoria How can you play your guitar if it\'s not in the right tune? t doesn\'t matter how nice of a guitar you have, if it is out of tune it will sound terrible. Here is how to easily tune your guitar properly! This video will teach you how to tune your guitar. This is really easy. So clear your ears.

How To Tune To Open D
	By: bobcat This lesson will teach you how to tune to open D in guitar playing. This is really easy and fun to do. This is a beginner guitar lesson video on how to tune your guitar from regular e,a,d,g,b,e, tuning, to open D; d,a,d,f#,a,d tuning. Enjoy watching! And hope this will help you in playing guitar! Good Luck!

How to Tune a Guitar
	By: DylanSchiavone If you�re playing by yourself, you don�t need a tuner or other band members to tune your guitar. In this video, Professional Guitar-player Dylan Schiavone shows you a very simple technique to tune a guitar to itself.

How to Persuade your Kids into Brushing their Teeth
	By: stcreator You may get your little kids to start enjoy much more their habit of brushing their teeth by simply adding a nice theme song to this activity. This might also work for anything else that they do not want or enjoy much doing.

Elina - Open Mic
	By: elina Hi TV-Lessoners, this is Elina. I am an independent singer/songwriter here to share with you what I am learning on my journey of music. I don't claim to know it all or have it all figured out. I am just here to share with you my experience and what I have learned and continue to learn from being out there in the independent music scene. So if you are wanting to start writing songs or start performing outside of your room or shower, tune in! You can find out more about my music at: www.myspace.com/elinamusic or www.elinamusic.com. My self titled cd "Elina" can also be found on CDbaby.com or iTunes. Elina "Speak To My Heart" www.myspace.com/elinamusic...Open Mic TV-featuring Elina

About Myself - Introduction
	By: elina Hi TV-Lessoners, this is Elina. I am an independent singer/songwriter here to share with you what I am learning on my journey of music. I don't claim to know it all or have it all figured out. I am just here to share with you my experience and what I have learned and continue to learn from being out there in the independent music scene. So if you are wanting to start writing songs or start performing outside of your room or shower, tune in! You can find out more about my music at: www.myspace.com/elinamusic or www.elinamusic.com. My self titled cd "Elina" can also be found on CDbaby.com or iTunes.

How to Get Ideas for Song Writing
	By: elina Hi TV-Lessoners, this is Elina. I am an independent singer/songwriter here to share with you what I am learning on my journey of music. I don't claim to know it all or have it all figured out. I am just here to share with you my experience and what I have learned and continue to learn from being out there in the independent music scene. So if you are wanting to start writing songs or start performing outside of your room or shower, tune in! You can find out more about my music at: www.myspace.com/elinamusic or www.elinamusic.com. My self titled cd "Elina" can also be found on CDbaby.com or iTunes. There are many ways to get inspired to write a song. Some ways I find inspiration is through a conversation, usually something someone said that really got to me or movies, novels and even poetry. To get an idea for the song melody, just start playing chords and hum along! You'd be surprised on what you can find. I use some tools to help me write songs. I use a rhyming dictionary, a thesaurus, and a dictionary (you don't want to use words incorrectly!). Another tool I'm quite fond of is the capo. I'm not a very strong guitar player so by using the capo, I can raise the chords higher and change the sound of the guitar.

How to Compose Music
	By: elina Hi TV-Lessoners, this is Elina. I am an independent singer/songwriter here to share with you what I am learning on my journey of music. I don't claim to know it all or have it all figured out. I am just here to share with you my experience and what I have learned and continue to learn from being out there in the independent music scene. So if you are wanting to start writing songs or start performing outside of your room or shower, tune in! You can find out more about my music at: www.myspace.com/elinamusic or www.elinamusic.com. My self titled cd "Elina" can also be found on CDbaby.com or iTunes. Step 1: Try to come up with a melody. Step 2: Try fit melody with words (lyrics) Step 3: Play around with the key Step 4: Come up with verses to surround the chorus; verse is there to support the chorus. Step 5: Although a bridge is not required in every song, it is nice to come up with the bridge to heighten the music. Step 6: There are many different ways to come up with a song. I usually use these structures in my song: Verse-Chorus-Verse-Chorus-Bridge.

How to Get Your Music Out There
	By: elina Hi TV-Lessoners, this is Elina. I am an independent singer/songwriter here to share with you what I am learning on my journey of music. I don't claim to know it all or have it all figured out. I am just here to share with you my experience and what I have learned and continue to learn from being out there in the independent music scene. So if you are wanting to start writing songs or start performing outside of your room or shower, tune in! You can find out more about my music at: www.myspace.com/elinamusic or www.elinamusic.com. My self titled cd "Elina" can also be found on CDbaby.com or iTunes. Step 1: Expose your music as much as you can. You never know if your music is good. You will never find out until you actually try on a real show. Step 2: Continue to move forward and to develop yourself as a song writer. Step 3: Start building e-mail list and let people know about your show schedule. Step 4: Try to tell stories during your shows. They might not remember your songs, but they might remember your story. Step 5: Record your CD. You can find a simple recording softwares that will help you to expose your music. Step 6: Promote your shows through website, myspace, and other community websites. Step 7: Try to utilize the site called "CD-Baby." This can be a great tool for many independent singers.

How to Read Guitar Tabs
	By: Musicalchairs89 Playing the guitar becomes so much easier if you are able to read guitar tabs. Guitar tabs are an easy way of organizing guitar music and should be learned how to be read by everyone who plays guitar. Learn how to read guitar tabs with this video and start playing songs. Transcription Hi my name is Peter Vogell and this is a lesson on how to read the basic of tabuture. Tune your guitar and lets get started. So in example number 1 we have a blank tab in treble clef. The tab is the bottom set of six lines. The lowest line is the 6th string. The lowest in pitch the lowest string. The one up is 5th, then 4th, 3rd, 2nd and 1st. The highest line of the tab clef is going to be the first string, the lowest is the 6th string. In example number 2, we have a zero written on the 6th string. That simply means play an open 6th string. In example number 3 we have a 0 on the 6th string 5th string 4th 3rd 2nd and first. So the number placed on the string on what fret to play. In this case its telling us to play opened because theres a 0 no fingers no frets to play. In example number 4, there is a 1 and it is placed on the 6th string. So my first finger is playing the first fret 6th string. This example doesn't tell us what finger we use so we can use whatever finger we want in this case. Then it has a 2 and it is on the 6th string as well so its a second fret 6th string. The three means third fret sixth string and 4 means 4th fret sixth string. All we're worried about is the tab were not worried about the treble clef up above that has the notes. Don't even concern yourself with that right now. Just worry about where to play these things. The fifth example has a one on the 5th string. That means put any finger you'd like on the first fret 5th string. The 2 means second fret, 3rd fret, 4th fret, all were doing here all the numbers on here are telling us what fret to play. In example number 6 you see we have a 2 on the 6th string and then a 2 on the 5th a two on the 4th a 2 on the 3rd a two on the 2nd and a 2 on the first. So once again the numbers on the the string are telling us what fret to play and this example is showing you can play anywhere on the string. You should be able to see how this all works now. In the last example I actually have a melody written out for you. This is a great way to see if you can really read tabuture. I give this to all of my students. It sounds like this. You probably recognize this. Its a riff from a very famous song. So the two zeros on the front end mean opened 6th string then the 4 means fourth fret 6th string the 2 is on the 5th string so second fret 5th string, the next 0 is on the fourth string then we go fourth fret 4th string, second fret fourth string opened fourth string. I just play it a couple of times in a row, thats how it would sound. Tabuture can tell you exactly where to play. My name is Peter Vogell and I will see you again soon.

Mandolin Lesson- Tuning a Mandolin
	By: Musicalchairs89 This video teaches you how to tune a mandolin.

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