1 year of Guitar Progress (self taught) 

I see it, don't yell me!! 😡

For me it's very hard, advice for me please

I was looked through the entire comment section to find the name of a few songs and was disappointed when I didn’t then I went back to the top and saw this😭

@@archangeigwabi2121 it takes time you gotta keep practicing I’ve been playing for like a year and couple of months and I’m still not as good as most ppl

thats nothing else matters not one

Hahaha so true

And already have more wood than needed

fr because i have been playing guitar for 2 years now and thats all i do lmao

i also love how his guitar is so out of tune most of the time lmao

@@WWEFAN65 lol same but i'm still bad though

I’ve bought headphones for a reason

LMAOOO

who doesn't?

Lololol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💯 gotta make it loud

HAHAHAHAHAHA

Only

No man it's 3.6e+7 seconds only

Fortunately you don't have to master the guitar to be a phenomenal player, most of the guitar heroes we love are not "masters" BUT they sound so good.

@@acaifoda8255 its actually not that much if you think about it. i already have around 10k hours in front of a screen (i mean all the screens except tv) at 18 yrs old so if you like it , it won't feel this much

Hi what channel do you recommend??? im a beginner guitarist and i want to learn music theory but i don't know where to start😢

What methods did you use to learn theory?

@@FremontLeland well I watched the music theory basics from pretty much every video you'd find looking it up. Regardless of if it's on guitar or not music theory translates to all instruments. After that I mapped out all the notes on the fretboard and learned the intervals for major and minor by literally drawing each one out for each note till it burned into my memory. Then I started finding all the chords and their inversions on my own. I wrote about half a notebook worth of shit that I know. Most of it was repeating it to beat it in but if you do it enough you'll literally know every chord placement and what notes you can play with that. Learning the circle of fifths, fourths, thirds (for each key/mode) and how chord functions work make it easy to make a good progression and learning how to harmonize a melody is pretty useful too. I personally don't have much else to do and I lost the love I had for games and tv so I basically spend all my time on guitar and learning theory so my 6-7 months are filled with so many 6-10 hour days spent on learning so don't expect it all to come to you fast, it takes time. Just grind out alot of self study of your instrument and never settle for your skills so you always improve. Songs can be a base to learn off of but knowing how to make your own songs is pretty cool ~ Hope this helped :)

@@baebae1916 I'd suggest signals music studio, musictheoryforguitar, Paul David, and Shawn Dean. For technical stuff berneth and jazz just watch the old dude with glasses and a bunch of subs :) Also don't think that because a video is on piano that you'll get nothing from it, music theory translates to all instruments ~

Gracie Terzian has a pretty good beginner theory series for anyone interested

Yeah, it actually is inspiring. I started in April 2019, but playing fingerstyle and I really like to watch this kind of videos to this day

Yay power chords!!

same for me

AC/DC for me, same time starting as well. open power chords rock more than anything

NIRVANA

That’s the hardest part for me. Embracing that I’m going to sound like crap for a long time until I get better. I’m gonna break through this wall. And then maybe I’ll sound better. After practicing more

I needed this❤

thank you for this. I’m 14 and I wanna learn so bad but I was afraid I would suck at it 😭 in 6th grade I learnt the basics of guitar and I haven’t played since but I really wanna get into it again

Don't forget a metronome

Thank you for the advice!

1 hours for holding grip? I spend 3hours+ only for holding pick lol

@@moskovaqua1284 hours…

But Uncle Ben is dead?

Is private guitar teacher worth it?

@@Name-bo4oxtbh it really is cuz they stop you from having a bad habit in holding a guitar and working around the technique, I wouldn't say you need one all the time but a lesson here and there is worth it

Thank you man, best of luck to you too!

@@FremontLeland awww thank u

Self teaching brings out creativity and uniqueness in our playing. I’m glad I self taught

@@user-ne6nz2lb6w thats amazing, hope you're doing well love

Im also teaching myself started in February so about 8 months in. My method is just learn a shit ton of songs that i like and sound good or ones my friends recommend. Right now im trying to learn a bit of theory but I know so many songs - bohemian rhapsody, rock of ages, stagefright, crazy train (not the solo though), we will rock you, enter sandman (also not solo for this), iron man, top gun anthem, dangerzone, hysteria, back in black, eye of the tiger, schools out, livin on a prayer, and so on those are just off the top of my head.

Christ

@@frododododo?

me too man me too

Me too

I was the same way. I would watch videos and with lots of impatience, pray I could play as well as the guys on RU-vid did after their 6 month transformation. Now, a year later, I’m playing just as well, and the time flew by. It’s so rewarding, and I’m glad I stuck with it.

Go and grab that guitar, don't waste time

Me too

Keep strumming that GEETER

That’s awesome!

Hey! How’s your progress?

@@andrewdescant4996 good!

Keep going bro don’t give it up it will be a rollercoaster at times just never quit!!!

Ayo how it goin

Yo hows it been? Its been 10 months

At the start when the excitement goes away and youre left with pain and shitty playing it can be a bit hard but if you push through that its so fun to play

I just started playing. I have the Rocksmith "game" for the PC. It's fun.

Mee too mate

2 days left lol, excited?

@@jakepauler42048 very, everyday since the 9th i’ve been getting guitar picks from my mom and i’m so excited

This sounds backhanded as fuck lmaooo

@@joem.3124😂

Do you still play

hows it going?

10 months later, have you made any progress?

Sooo?

We are waiting...

@@hii3827 LOL ME 2

Thank you!

Yes

Thank you!!

Is it going good now

Wow, is this from the king himself

Great suggestion!

Keep it up man

Way worth it!

Rock on!

What about cords?

@@jaquillahillahfoodstamps I guess that music theory

30 minutes to an 1Hour day

@X3FIX I play guitar since september and I can play Stairway To Heaven

@@megachad548 show us

@@megachad548 post a video of you playing it

I practiced 8 hours a day.. Yes I had nothing to do because of online classes.. Now I can't practice because of exams.. But I like reached intermediate level in 5 and a half months

Wrong it’s nothing else matters at 10:38

0:20 Space Oddity?

npc

Thank you!

Yeah even now my picking hand is better but still definitely has a long way to go

I need to learn more theory

@@FremontLeland Don’t we all lmao 😂

Surely isn’t all rainbows and butterflies :p

Hey please can i ask you abt smth ? I wanna buy an electric guitar and i have 0 experience abt guitars .. so should i buy a classic one first or can i start on electric guitar as a very beginner??!!

Look up a video on advantages of acoustic or electric guitars

@@linchubbard3711 okay thank you so much

@@md.l230think of 20 songs you’d love to learn on guitar, are they mostly electric then buy electric if not then buy an acoustic, I have both, but love playing acoustic more as the sound is just there and I mostly want to learn acoustic songs i.e. this is the sea, both sides now, lotta Neil Young etc

Best investment I made was a Harley Benton Traveler-E-Steel, small guitar body full size neck, practice while watching tv, waiting in the car, lying in bed it’s brilliant, abp always be practicing 😁