1. Get a piano – Digital or acoustic.

2. Learn basics – Notes, keys, simple chords.

3. Use a book/app – Alfred’s, Simply Piano, Piano Marvel.

4. Practice daily – 20–30 mins, focus on hand coordination.

5. Play simple songs – Start with easy melodies.

6. Learn theory – Scales, chords, reading sheet music.

7. Stay consistent – Prog

ress gradually.

1. Train your ears – Practice identifying intervals and chords.

2. Start with simple songs – Pick melodies you know well.

3. Find the melody – Play notes by trial and error.

4. Identify chords – Listen for bass notes and harmonies.

5. Practice regularly – Play along with songs and i

mprovise.

The best guitar tuning depends on what style of music you're playing and your personal preference. Here are some of the most popular tunings and their uses:

Standard Tuning (EADGBE)

• Best for: Most genres (rock, pop, blues, jazz, classical, metal, country)
• Why? Versatile and widely used, making it easy to find resources and play along with most songs.

Drop D (DADGBE)

• Best for: Rock, metal, grunge
• Why? Gives heavier, chunkier power chords while keeping standard chord shapes.

Half-Step Down (Eb Ab Db Gb Bb Eb)

• Best for: Classic rock, blues, metal (used by Jimi Hendrix, Guns N' Roses, Nirvana)
• Why? Warmer tone and easier bends.

🎶 Drop C (CGCFAD) / Drop B (BF#BEG#C#)

• Best for: Heavy metal, djent
• Why? Deeper, heavier sound with easier power chord shapes.

Open G (DGDGBD)

• Best for: Blues, slide guitar, folk, The Rolling Stones vibes
• Why? Makes playing major chords effortless.

🌊 Open D (DADF#AD)

• Best for: Folk, blues, fingerstyle, slide
• Why? Beautiful, rich harmonics with easy chord shapes.

DADGAD

• Best for: Celtic, fingerstyle, ambient
• Why? Unique drone-like quality with easy modal sounds.