Andy Ng is a self taught guitar enthusiast. He have played guitar for the last 5 yrs and is always seeking ways to improve. This blog is started to share his passion and knowledge with you. Besides working, Andy also teaches people how to play guitar part-time. He lives in sunny Singapore. These are the 3 levels of lessons he teaches.

Beginners

  • Basic Strumming & Picking
  • Major, Minor, 7th Chords
  • Learn How To Play Any Song You Desire
  • Playing Your First Guitar Solo With Scales
  • Intermediate

    • Easy Song Writing
    • Advanced Strumming & Rhythm Playing
    • Chords Formation, Progression & Structure
    • Advanced Scales & Soloing
    • Advanced

      • Improvisation On The Fly
      • Writing Original Songs
      • Playing Cover Songs With Your Own Style
      • Altered Tunings & Composing Songs With Them
      • When & What To Play In Your Band
      • Contact Andy at:

        Email: 1andyngks@gmail.com

        Mobile:+65 8163 2483

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    Make Your Guitar Sing With Harmonics

    Tuesday, July 31st, 2007

    You don’t need a harp or learn to play one if you want to achieve that distinctive bell-like tone you just heard on your record. And by the way, it isn’t a harp you are hearing!(unless it’s stated of course…) In this post, get exposed to guitar harmonics and soon you be well on your […]

    Make Use Of Your Guitar’s Volume and Tone Knobs

    Friday, July 27th, 2007

    Are you one of those who crank your guitar’s tone knobs to 10 and adjust your volume knob to a comfortable level and be done with it? Haven’t you seen artists performing on stage who keeps fiddling with their guitar’s knobs from time to time? What are they doing? Well, let’s explore the possibilities of […]

    How To Build A Talkbox

    Thursday, July 26th, 2007

    Tag:build a talkbox, guitar, guitar chain, guitar effect pedals, guitar effects, music, talkbox

    How To Change Electric/Steel Guitar Strings

    Wednesday, July 25th, 2007

          THE STEPS:        *Always stretch your strings first before you begin to tune*

    Notice if you have a floating bridge, jam it with something. To do this, bend the bridge up (like you’re doing a dive on the guitar) and put something between the guitar body and bridge. Your tremolo bar will work for this, but […]

    Steve Vai

    Monday, July 23rd, 2007

    For those of you who don’t know who Steve Vai is, you ought to beat yourself flat. To many, he is the ultimate demigod of the guitar. To some, he is the ultimate shred master. To me, he is a master at blending out of this world effects with melodic compositions.
    Tag:effects pedals, guitar, guitar effects, […]

    Guitar Pickups Demystified

    Sunday, July 22nd, 2007

    We’ve talked about guitar amps, guitar effects, guitar cables, guitar strings…Today, I wish to share with you some information regrading guitar pickups. Get Ready!
    In a nutshell, there are only 2 types of pickups to choose from:
    1) Magnetic pickups - works only with steel strings
    2) Piezoelectric pickups - all strings
    Tag:dual coil pickups, guitar, guitar pickups, […]

    String Talk

    Friday, July 20th, 2007

    In my previous posts, I’ve talked about viewing guitar cables as the bloodstream and guitar amp as the body of your guitar setup. (Read it Here! Take Care of Your Guitar Cables , Guitar Amp Explained ) Today, I want to talk about the soul of your setup, the guitar strings.
    Tag:guitar, guitars, music, rock

    How To Choose A Good Guitar Amp

    Wednesday, July 18th, 2007

    OVERVIEW: Most people today buy combos because they’re easier to use and in general, more compact. They also make for less equipment to move around. A word of caution - it’s not necessarily lighter or easier to carry around. It may also not be any cheaper.
    PRICING: Buy the best amp you can afford […]

    Introducing Robert Fripp

    Wednesday, July 18th, 2007

    He plays with his own band, King Crimson. He also played with The League Of Gentlemen and The League Of Crafty Guitarists. He also makes guest appearances with Talking Heads, Peter Gabriel, Blondie, Brian Eno, Daryl Hall…
    Tag:guitar, guitars, king crimson, music, robert fripp, rock

    Jimi Hendrix’s Gear Setup

    Monday, July 16th, 2007

    In his quest to broaden the electronic boundaries of the guitar and express his unique sonic vision, Hendrix employed nearly every available effect and guitar gadget of the late 1960s.
    Tag:fender, guitar, guitars, jimi hendrix, marshall amp, music, rock

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