Where Can I Learn to Play Electric Guitar?
I want to learn how to play the electric guitar.
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most people learn in their bedroom.
Check your local music stores for teachers or look in the phone book under musical instrument instruction or check on your local craigs list for a teacher in your area. If you have never played guitar before then I would recommend learning on an acoustic guitar first. An acoustic will help develop finger strength and callouses faster than an electric and generally cost less and don’t require an amp. A decent acoustic will cost about $100 at your local music store
Finding a local teacher (local music store/phone book/etc, as suggested in an earlier answer) would be the best way.
If you are determined to "do it yourself" the best website I know of is Guitarnoise.com.
go here its free:
http://www.magiclistbot.com/m/web/2108-43715/guitar.php
I would recommend:
1. my site
http://HowToPlayRockGuitar.com
2. check out one of my recommended links for the best guitar learning products available. ( in members area)
3. there is tons of riff raff online, but there is also really good information. try google, youtube, etc.
4. you could get a teacher at a music store or privately to teach you in your house.
5. find someone who plays and become freinds with them or barter your services for guitar lessons
Find a local guitar teacher in your area and take some private lessons. Easiest, fastest, and most effective way to learn unless you have some crazy natural Hendrix-like talent.
http://www.findguitarteachers.com
^ Good place to find teachers in your area
http://jamorama-leadguitar.blogspot.com/ if you want an actual eBook to read that’s full of information.
OR
use the internet to your advantage if you don’t mind looking in a million different places. Google what you need to know (e.g. Google: Guitar Major Scale)
I learned in my bedroom.
Also, the living room. And the basement. Oh, and on the porch. At my friends’ houses too, the ones who have guitars.
I held it in my hands. That’s the best way, really. I saw a video of a guy who can play it with his feet, because he has no arms. He uses an open tuning, I think, but he was pretty good, even compared to some people I’ve heard who HAVE arms.
You could also learn in a classroom, or in a private studio with a teacher.
I guess there’s really nowhere you can’t learn to play guitar.