• 1

      Play a C chord on your guitar.

    • 2

      Put the capo between the first and seconds frets close to the second fret, but not directly on top of it.

    • 3

      Clamp or strap down the capo tight enough to make sure none of the strings are buzzing.

    • 4

      Play the C chord again. It has now moved up a half-tone to C#.

    • 5

      Move up the capo to the third fret. You are now playing in the key of D. Note how much brighter the same chord sounds in this position.

    • 6

      Move the capo up and down the fingerboard.

    • 7

      Notice the difference in sound depending on capo position. Determine which one sounds best to you.

    • 8

      Experiment. Play different chords using the capo. Find out the best key for your own vocal range.

Source: How to Use a Capo | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_7022_capo.html#ixzz1HGr7FInx

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