If you've ever wanted to learn how to play "The Only Exception" by Paramore on the guitar, you're in luck! In this step-by-step tutorial, renowned guitarist Ellen will guide you through the chords, strumming patterns, and techniques needed to master this beloved song.
Whether you're a beginner or have some guitar experience, Ellen's clear instructions and helpful tips will have you strumming along in no time. Visit her channel!
How to Play The Only Exception by Paramore:
Chords Made Easy
The seven chords used in "The Only Exception": G, D minor, C Major seven, A minor, D major, C, and F over C. Ellen demonstrates each chord, showing you the finger positions and how they sound. For beginners who are unfamiliar with chord charts.
Mastering Chord Transitions
Smooth transitions between chords are crucial for playing this song effortlessly. Pause the video and take time to memorize the chord shapes and practice switching between them. This practice will significantly enhance your learning experience and make playing the rest of the song much easier.
Strumming Patterns
Into the strumming patterns for "The Only Exception" Ellen presents two options: the main pattern and an optional pattern. The main pattern consists of down, down, up, down, up, and is demonstrated in a triplet rhythm. Ellen explains the rhythm and time signature (3/4) used in the song. The optional pattern is a series of down strums on every quarter note, ideal for building suspense during certain parts of the song. Pauses in the video for ample practice time.
Playing Along
After thorough instruction and practice, it's time to put your skills to the test. Ellen invites you to play along with her through the entire song. She demonstrates the strumming patterns and guides you through the chord changes. By playing along, you'll gain confidence and reinforce what you've learned.
Learning "The Only Exception" by Paramore on the guitar is an achievable goal with the help of Ellen's expert guidance. By following her step-by-step tutorial, mastering the chords, and practicing the strumming patterns, you'll be able to play this beloved song with ease. So grab your guitar, tune it up, and let's get strumming!
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