I Wish I Knew This While Learning Guitar...

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Along our journey as guitarists it's easy to look back on the things that we wished we knew at the beginning. Here are the biggest things that I wish I knew when learning guitar.
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Комментарии : 6

@WarrenM9 5 месяцев назад

Great advice, especially the metronome one

@HighImpaktAudio 5 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for watching, my friend! 😁 The metronome was definitely a huge turning point for me. As boring as they might be to some people. I think they are extremely important! Keep rocking!

@MrWillco007 5 месяцев назад

Hey Chris another great informative vid. The advice on other styles is solid, I learned some classical guitar as part of my journey and it was hugely insightful. I think discovering the distortion pedal was an illuminating moment - ahh, that's how they do it! 🤣 The biggest issue, I believe I had was actually knowing what I knew, if that makes sense. I think that you have a lovely style, very melodic and your tones on your 7 string blow me away, so well done to you and rock on the Heretics, cheers bro 😎

@HighImpaktAudio 5 месяцев назад

Hey Will! Yes that makes total sense. Sometimes you can hear someone tell you what you need, but until you actually implement the process it might not give you that "ah ha! " moment. I really appreciate the kind words my friend! Thank you as always and keep rocking! 😁

@Gutszomb11 5 месяцев назад

I've been playing a year and a half and I already know how to do most things that occur semi regularly. DO NOT be afraid to mess with your guitar/ fix it (unless your trying something for the first time on a $2,000 guitar). I already know how to do full setups, and bought the files/sandpapers and used youtube to get rid of sharp frets on one of my Schecter guitars. It actually turned out with better rounded and polished frets than from the factory. My other guitar with a floyd rose wouldn't hold tune, so I looked into it and a lot of people have issues with the locking nut moving on some guitars. I just put a very small amount of epoxy on the edge of the fretboard and put the nut back on and the guitar has been rock solid since. Just do your research and take your time, but don't be afraid to mess with your guitars.

@HighImpaktAudio 5 месяцев назад

That is awesome dude! This is a great one. I think alot of people are really scared to even touch their guitars to fix them up. But it's really not as scary as they might think. Can't say I've had issues with the floyd locking nuts moving, but ill keep an eye on mine and see it that becomes and issue. Thank you so much for watching! 😁