Hey man love the content🫶🏻,Im getting my guitar tomorrow and I have zero knowledge when it comes to guitars ,wanted to ask if you have any tips or beginner songs to start with?
What I did when I first started was try and find easy riffs from bands I like. An example of this is Undone- The Sweater Song by Weezer. It’s a simple and beginner friendly riff. If you play riffs from bands you enjoy then you’ll be more engaged then if you were to learn just any riff. Also make sure that after a bit of time you switch to harder and harder riffs. I’m always trying to learn more difficult songs. It’s how people get better in a faster amount of time. Another thing you should do is to focus on one technique at a time and really master it. Something that I struggle with is that I don’t take the time to perfect techniques, I just jump from one technique to another.
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tremolo picking was actually pretty neat, you'll have it down in no time my man.
this is seriously really impressive
sick dude
I’m sorry it doesn’t sound that good. I took a single take and called it a day
Hey man love the content🫶🏻,Im getting my guitar tomorrow and I have zero knowledge when it comes to guitars ,wanted to ask if you have any tips or beginner songs to start with?
ruclips.net/video/vqfgFbni-WY/видео.htmlsi=my2lYB_jfif2buOW here's a video with a lot of songs that get progressively more difficult
@@NecroLovesYouthank you, appreciate it🙏
What I did when I first started was try and find easy riffs from bands I like. An example of this is Undone- The Sweater Song by Weezer. It’s a simple and beginner friendly riff. If you play riffs from bands you enjoy then you’ll be more engaged then if you were to learn just any riff. Also make sure that after a bit of time you switch to harder and harder riffs. I’m always trying to learn more difficult songs. It’s how people get better in a faster amount of time. Another thing you should do is to focus on one technique at a time and really master it. Something that I struggle with is that I don’t take the time to perfect techniques, I just jump from one technique to another.