- Sit straight on a      chair, with feet on the ground
 
  - Lay the waist of      guitar on your right leg.
 
  - Keep the guitar      completely vertical across its width.
 
  - Place your right arm      on the side of the guitar so that it is comfortable.
 
  - Your arm must bend      with your thumb laying on the sixth string corresponding to it.
 
  - Your hand should      cover the sound hole. (On an electric guitar, imagine a sound hole and      keep your hand where the sound hole would be)
 
  - Take the fingers of      your left hand & lay it on the strings in the region of the fifth      fret.
 
  - Position your right      thumb behind the fingers directly at the back of the neck.
 
  - Now, tilt forward      slightly & relax.
 
  - Hold the pick in      between your index finger & your thumb, with the pick flat in between      the side of your index finger & the bottom of your thumb. Your thumb      should have to be in line with the first section of the index finger with      the pick firmly between.
 
  - Your wrist should      be straight while picking & when you strum, make sure to use your      forearm & not your wrist for strength.
 
  - Your wrist has to      be loose enough, but controlled, & you should strum with your forearm.      When you strike the strings by holding a chord or a note by your left hand      there shouldn’t be a "buzzing" sound. You'll have to practice to      get the right amount of pressure.
 
  - By following these      guidelines you can start playing guitar in the right way. If you have any      queries or questions regarding any guitar technique e-mail me here      Guitarangel@bigfoot.com I’ll gladly help you. Enjoy
 
   
  
 
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