I've legit never picked up a guitar in my life and was like"lets be ambitious" and oh lord how do you manage to teach it so well to someone who knows so little
frankierowannabe Keep playing and try to love the hard parts as much as the fun/easy parts. With guitar anything is possible and no obstacle is impassable, especially this song
For the beginners: If you're having trouble with the second part (the part where you have to stretch), just think of it as playing a power chord with the root on the 2nd fret of the A string, with your pinky on the 6th fret of the A as well. Hope this helps :)
bro I starting playing guitar a few years ago, and I remember not being able to do that stretchy part. came back this morning and I can actually reach, kinda epic ngl
Aww, My fingers can't reach that far in such a position. I can stretch them for piano, but the position for guitar is painful to me. (I just started yesterday with my first real electric)
Hmm idk if i'll be able to play this already but i like this song so much so i'll try. And omg your guitar is so cool! It's really the most beautiful guitar i've ever seen!
so this is probably a newbie's mistake but when i switch to play the e section, it sounds the same as the first section. i have my fingers in the exact same position as in the video, but it doesn't raise in octave like his does. does anyone know why? (thanks in advance!)
this is so helpful! i can’t play now bc it’s like 3 am but i will try this tomorrow (but unfortunately on a normal guitar bc i have no money and i have to get a lip piercing so i still look cool while i play guitar😂) and i have to say that this looks so easy already!!! you’re amazing and thank you
***** Yes I know that is the bridge, but I want to buy new pickups for my Stratocaster so I want to know wich type of pickups should I buy for a punk-rock Grunde kinda of sound, it needs to be single-coild pickups. So which type of pickups you think I should use?
Guys I got to ask something... I have a redwood r3 and it doesnt sound very electric-y but rather like a loud acoustic. Is that normal or does that particular guitar sound like that. (Its my first guitar and I'm just curious and I kinda need help pls)
+Joanna Thuresson Use the overdriven amp sound, turn the gain or drive to about 3/4 of the way, adjust the volume to your room and then the rest of the settings to where you think it sounds cool. The main purpose is to create your own musical ideas and sounds, not just copy other peoples. So find what you think sounds cool and go with it
