Comments on: should i be playing with a left or right handed guitar? http://www.lefthandedscissorsblog.com/9342/should-i-be-playing-with-a-left-or-right-handed-guitar/ If you're a lefty... you're in the right place Sun, 01 Jan 2012 11:22:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: John & Shona C http://www.lefthandedscissorsblog.com/9342/should-i-be-playing-with-a-left-or-right-handed-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-4139 John & Shona C Tue, 02 Feb 2010 05:21:59 +0000 http://www.lefthandedscissorsblog.com/9342/should-i-be-playing-with-a-left-or-right-handed-guitar/#comment-4139 what feels - RIGHT to you? i am right handed and play orr chord with my left hand strum with the right.... if you tap along to a song what hand do you use? thats the one to strum with - the mosty rhythm?<br><b>References : </b><br>player of 25 years what feels – RIGHT to you?

i am right handed and play orr chord with my left hand strum with the right….

if you tap along to a song what hand do you use?

thats the one to strum with – the mosty rhythm?
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]]> By: moments in music http://www.lefthandedscissorsblog.com/9342/should-i-be-playing-with-a-left-or-right-handed-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-4138 moments in music Tue, 02 Feb 2010 04:53:59 +0000 http://www.lefthandedscissorsblog.com/9342/should-i-be-playing-with-a-left-or-right-handed-guitar/#comment-4138 It really just depends on what you comfortable with and how much you practice which by your question im sure is enough. if you know your scales then practice those a lot and i mean a lot. like go through each one around 5 or more times every day for like half an hour or more every day. That will help strengthen your left hand a lot and do alternating picking to strengthen your right hand. And if your just not comfortable playing with your right hand then go the guitar store and try a left handed one. if you like that better and feel more comfortable with then im sure they'll let you trade in your right handed guitar for money towards the left handed one.<br><b>References : </b><br> It really just depends on what you comfortable with and how much you practice which by your question im sure is enough. if you know your scales then practice those a lot and i mean a lot. like go through each one around 5 or more times every day for like half an hour or more every day. That will help strengthen your left hand a lot and do alternating picking to strengthen your right hand.

And if your just not comfortable playing with your right hand then go the guitar store and try a left handed one. if you like that better and feel more comfortable with then im sure they’ll let you trade in your right handed guitar for money towards the left handed one.
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]]> By: Cat . http://www.lefthandedscissorsblog.com/9342/should-i-be-playing-with-a-left-or-right-handed-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-4137 Cat . Tue, 02 Feb 2010 04:41:59 +0000 http://www.lefthandedscissorsblog.com/9342/should-i-be-playing-with-a-left-or-right-handed-guitar/#comment-4137 The guitar is one of the hardest instruments to learn. Much harder than the piano to get to an intermediate level. I would persist with your guitar as your left hand being strong would be an advantage. Go into a shop if you like, and try out a left handed one to see what it feels like. I don't think it would make much difference though. Practicing every day for at least half an hour is what will improve your playing. You might not see much progress for the first year or so, but eventually you will.<br><b>References : </b><br> The guitar is one of the hardest instruments to learn. Much harder than the piano to get to an intermediate level. I would persist with your guitar as your left hand being strong would be an advantage. Go into a shop if you like, and try out a left handed one to see what it feels like. I don’t think it would make much difference though. Practicing every day for at least half an hour is what will improve your playing. You might not see much progress for the first year or so, but eventually you will.
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]]> By: hedley1232001 http://www.lefthandedscissorsblog.com/9342/should-i-be-playing-with-a-left-or-right-handed-guitar/comment-page-1/#comment-4136 hedley1232001 Tue, 02 Feb 2010 04:24:59 +0000 http://www.lefthandedscissorsblog.com/9342/should-i-be-playing-with-a-left-or-right-handed-guitar/#comment-4136 I am like the most of the people, right-handed. I learn it "right-handed" but using the left hand was very hard to me! I strongly recommend you try everyday left hand for a month, if you fell more comfortable, be cool! Also, you do not have to "buy" a new guitar, just invert the strings (using a piano it should be easy)<br><b>References : </b><br> I am like the most of the people, right-handed. I learn it "right-handed" but using the left hand was very hard to me!
I strongly recommend you try everyday left hand for a month, if you fell more comfortable, be cool!
Also, you do not have to "buy" a new guitar, just invert the strings (using a piano it should be easy)
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