I use a free program called ScaleTrainer http://www.ecogneato.com/products/stge/stge_bv_product.html that samples my guitar through my computers sound card. It shows my whats right and wrong for a (scale/mode/key combination), then I just mess around on the guitar until I find something that sounds good and then I layer parts with a four track. Its a great hobby, I've been doing it for years. Since I hate tabs and can't afford lessons so this is a great alternative.

Buy a guitar,and an electronic tuner(the strings have names after the notes they represent, the thickest string is E< the rest are...A

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Begin acoustic with the best affordable guitar and best affordable light steel strings - with a spare set to hand. Be sure you learn acoustic tuning by ear, and then practice over and over at least 3 open chords so that the your finger pads harden and you are fluent in changing from one chord to another. I suggest open chords D, C , G , & and then the more difficult F major. After that, go to barre chords . . . and decide to be better than anyone.

here are some easy instructions 1.pick up the guitar 2.pick up a plectrum 3.play some notes p.s- if it doesnt sound good go get ur cheap rasshole down to your local guitar shop and ask him if he knows anyone that gives lessons

1. Buy a chord book. 2. Buy a scales book. 3. Practice chords and scales. 4. Pick out a song and learn it. 5. Play guitar!!

with your hand and a pick