I cant read music. Am I hopeless for playing guitar?

You are definitely not hopeless. If you can't read music, then try using tablatures, or "tabs. " Don't be frightened just because they look like sheet music - they're much simpler.

From Wikipedia: The chords E, F, and G: e|---0---1---3--- B|---0---1---0--- G|---1---2---0--- D|---2---3---0--- A|---2---3---2--- E|---0---1---3--- E F G Tabs are based on a simple system. When any string shows a zero, then you play an open string. When the number is a one you would place your finger on the first fret, etc.Also, another good thing about tabs is that they're much easier to find online that simple music staffs: ultimate-guitar.com/ azchords.com.

No, plenty of musicians can't read music, including the Beatles! Paul and John used to have to hum tunes to George Martin and he was transcribe the actual music for them. This is how the string parts were arranged for many of their songs.

Plenty of the musicians you see on stage can't read music. You can get along with tab, but eventually you should work on read music; as it makes picking up and playing new songs easier Have fun :).

According to Mahalo's page...How to Play Guitar for Newbies there are four things you need 1. A six-string Guitar: See Mahalo's Guide to How to Buy a Guitar in order to choose the right one 2. A Guitar pick: Light gauge (thinner) picks are preferable for beginners 3.

Patience: Definitely a virtue for learning how to play guitar 4. A love of music and a desire to learn Learning to read music will come with practice! Good luck!

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