writing help: Can guitar be written as sheet music? - Help.com

yea my friend does sheet music

Guitar music is written on the G Clef. For the low E, you read two ledger lines below middle C. You also read 3 ledger lines up for the E 12th fret lst string. When you go to the music store don’t look in the piano and vocal section until you look at the guitar music. If you don’t see it, ask the clerk if you can look at their catalogs. Happy Trails to you!!

you said your Guitar makes a wierd noise ?Thats what im looking for .What noise ?

new sound for a new song.My next album is some songs as before, acoustic and the rest with band and electric guitars . I’m halve way in to a really good Song and it needs some sort of a distortion after each verse.I don’t know really what I’m looking for unless i can hear it..explain it in more details what sound.Sometimes a bend string makes all the difference..

A bend string is when you hold a finger on a string and push the string towards another string.You bend the string .barbyman.com is my site

Hey Zilch, You seem to be really interested in theory. How did you learn what you already know about music? This is important to know though…Middle C on the guitar is not Middle C on the piano. It is one octave lower. And, I agree that it is easier too read individual notes using both clefs G and F. Reading chords however would be nearly impossible and that’s why you use ledger lines. I really like to read from the “C” or alto clef but that is used mostly for viola and brass.

Hi there again, I’m happy to hear that you are taking a class. It takes years to learn it all. You will probably never encounter a need for the c clef unless you pair up with someone who reads music there as a result of the instrument they play. The first fret second string really plays the concert c pitch, however, middle c for guitar reading purposes is played on the fifth string 3rd fret. Sometimes if you are backing up a soloist who has memorized pitch, they will have difficulty finding their starting note because it is buried in the chord and it is one octave different than what they have in their brain. Also, when you are playing six strings, you are actually playing two triads. Use your 5th and 6th strings for bass and rhythm, and play your actual triad or V7 on your first four strings. That’s it for today, I have classes to teach. Later!