Lol, wtf bro.she plays pretty good for 3 years she put in,but more or less this is how most 3 year guitarists sound. They may not all be girls, or good looking like her tho!
Like how she started withplaying metal riffs e.d. Master Of Puppets, Moth into the flame and then she was like "screw this" and end up playing slow bluesy songs)
@@danonthestrings lol same I mean also feel like you learn alot more essential techniques and scales to continue with metal ..that was kinda my progression started with metallica slayer sabbath and maiden then had to step back and focus on Clapton, hendrix, bb king, some Mayer, and later back into metal
I've been playing over 30 years mate and if you , after 25 years sound like her after a month WHAT THE FUCK HAVE YOU BEEN DOING FOR 25 years ? Like... Seriously.... an explanation is in order
@@joshuamariscal8455 i have a saying and it is ... if you do anything long enough (in this case 25 years) you're going to be good at it and yet ... he's not the only logical explanation for it is .. he didn't actually DO anything . so i guess we need to clarify this. I've been playing guitar for over 30 years, generally i play every day , every second day without fail, when i was younger i used to play several times a day , but i still play at least every second day , now.. if he rarely plays then he can't really call that 25 years of playing it'd be like if i bought a guitar today and was new to guitar and then played the guitar then put it in a shed for 25 years then played it again from one point of view i can tell people i've been playing for 25 years , from a more real point of view, i've only played for 2 days Owning a guitar and playing and practicing are not the same thing, it's ok to put the guitar down from time to time or to play once or twice a week BUT DO IT CONSISTENTLY , it's also ok to play full on then put it down for a month, that's fine, but pick it back up again, in summary , it's ok to take a rest but THERE IS A TIME LIMIT ON HOW LONG YOU CAN REST FOR, putting the guitar down for 5 years doesn't constitute as a rest it constitutes quitting that's the only explanation if have for what he did , but you can't play solid for 25 years and be on the same level as a beginner.....NO FUCKING WAY !!!
I can’t imagine how much her dad loves having a daughter who loves guitar/music just as much as him and being able to pass that love down. I can’t wait to be that rock mom for my kids lol.
She's lucky to have a dad that can play to teach her as well... pretty tough learning on your own with no personal guidance, regardless she did very well
I just began learning at 42 years old. This video warms my heart, not only to see people stick to it, but how much progress can be made with time and effort. Keep up that spirit and it will take you far in life no matter what you do!
I swear it happens every time, I go into these guitar progress videos and think to myself "they are different people, we learn at different speeds" and after watching the whole thing I'm like "damn"
the transition in her playing from sultans of swing to need your love so bad shows when the light went on for this budding guitarist...it clearly went from remembering where her fingers were supposed to be to total feel...from intently watching her left-hand to closing her eyes and letting the music pour through...i thought she was impressive at the beginning and am blown away by where she was at the end of 3 years...we'll be hearing more from this guitarist, i have no doubt...great job!
I wanted to learn how to play the guitar most of my life. Now that I’m 55 and the kids have grown I find I have time to do just that! I started 3-months ago and I’m having a blast. As most anyone who has learned an instrument can attest to there are times when it feels like you make little to no improvement. This video gives me lost of motivation to keep going. You have made tremendous progress in 3-years. I can hardly wait to see where I’ve progressed in that time frame. Thank you, you can’t imagine how much this video has benefitted me.
I live for this comment. Good luck and remember that when it gets really hard is because you're going trough a good way ^-^ (Also I Wanna say sorry for my bad english ;w;)
Its ok Edward, Ive been Playing 9 years now, (15 btw). And i have quite a Few students, One of my First students That i started teaching when i was 12 was an Old lady that Had the Worst Picking technique that was Destroying her Wrists, within 5 months She Could Shred Like no Other Granny ive ever seen, On the other hand ive had Students for 2 years that Still Play Only Pentatonic Licks, we all learn at different paces
I don’t believe that some people have ‘’it’’ i think it is about how do you train maybe you are doing something wrong or not focusing on the things that you got to
Rodrigo Leonardi he didn’t mean it in a bad way. He was just saying these kind of videos work cause it inspires people to work harder on getting better at guitar after seeing how someone else has progressed in such a short time. It makes their dreams believable in a sense y’know?
Remarkable, well done. To those getting upset over how much she improved, I think what helped her was being in proximity with someone (family?) who could teach her on a frequent basis. That makes a huge difference
My whole problem with guitar is i've played for like 10 years and I can basically play anything if I look up tabs and practice it but I'm not actually good at guitar.
Wow and I thought I was late on learning scales, been playing for 3 years and can jam on the spot, not good but I’m learning. Man you need to learn scales bro it’s so fun to be able to play on the spot something for the moment and then gone forever.
I've been playing for 5 years and I've just been delving into music theory since the last few months and it's made huge differences. Focus on music theory bruh
You are impressive, you were my inspiration to start playing the guitar. Today I have my electric guitar which I nicknamed Mango, in your honor and I can say that I am very happy, you were my push Thank you very much ❤️❤️❤️
You got a Gibson in your second year playing, that is so cool!! I've been playing for two years now but there's always something new to learn!! You are so talented, keep rockin'.
That's because it's been banned in the UK. They passed a law about 7, 8 years ago. If you catch somebody trying to play it in a guitar shop you're legally allowed to cut their guitar strings and they can't do a thing about it.
ilNegrus Earrape idk what I was thinking when I commented that lol. Whenever someone says ‘pleased to meet you’ I always sing it like the song sympathy for the devil by the rolling stones. Sorry if I confused you
I started around the same age. Played for about a year and a half and stopped do to having to move for medical school then being too busy and making excuses to start again. Just started again after 8 years and man do I wish I stuck with it. I was doing really well before, sticking with my practice very consistently. Forgot how much fun it is. In a way, it’s kind of nice being able to relearn the guitar, but this time more intelligently. Some of my muscle memory is still present which helps. Don’t do what I did, stick to it. Also, focus more on being able to play correctly and well. Don’t worry about speed, getting your hand used to the proper position to play clear crisp sounds is what’s most important. If you learn how to play chords and notes sloppily from the start, you will always be sloppy. Don’t trade early speed for precision and clarity. Really focus on learning chords, the fretboard, and scales. Learning rift is fun, but you will plateau if your main focus is learning songs/rifts. Learning the instrument itself is the most important thing, everything else will come later. Just my 2 cents since now I’m in the same boat as you.
Kinda same here. I tried to learn in 2011, but dropped it soon after beginning, now started all over again, but just can't figure out good everyday plan for my practice, sooo.... I'm not moving on much, again.
@@iRusiko Structure your practice time. Even if it's only 10mins in a day. 2 mins scales 2 mins technique,4 minutes on learning a song your working on then the last 2 mins improvise. Something like that and rinse and repeat. One you nailed what your working on move on. Got that C scale down move on to D...Don't know your notes on the fretboard get a diagram with just natural notes on it and study it while your on the bus. I did the same as you though a shoulder injury stopped me from playing for like a year and I didn't get right back to it. I regret that cause i would be 5 years in now instead of 6 months.
These two things make all the difference- structured focused practice at least 5 days a week but only for an hour or 90 minutes. Then let your sleeping brain commit the RAM to your Long term internal storage. You literally learn while you sleep if you keep the information short, specific and manageable. You get much better with LESS time put in a day. Then also play with at least one other person that is better than you 1x a week every other week and 1 person who is less advanced than you 1x a week, so you end up teaching them bits of what you know which makes you grasp it much deeper by explaining it to someone else.
This makes me feel better about my progress from two years of playing. I set aside two hours a day every day and haven’t broke that streak since I started doing it. This just made me feel better because I can play most of the songs from throughout the video. I have also explored writing music and have done it successfully. I have just been looking at people like Tim Henson and getting discouraged. So thank you and I with you luck on the rest of your guitar journey
I have been playing for about a year now, and I can cleanly play some polyphia songs so super proud of myself on that front. Just wanted to share, as nobody around me really cares for guitar
@@scarlettdenuccio5699 nah I’m already playing eruption I’m chilling your just mad you’ll never have the dedication or skill to ever pick up the guitar because you would be stuck on smoke on the water you trash can
I’m learning to play the acoustic guitar and it’s really frustrating because I can never get it right even if I try hard. This inspires me so thanks!!!!!!
It takes time. Practice often and get excited over the small achievements. The most important part is to not stop learning new things and stay motivated. Good luck. :)
Bruh when I first started guitar as a little 11 year old I decided I hated bar chords and so I avoided them like the plague, now I’m taking up guitar again and kind of hating myself. You are super skilled I love it!
i am in my 6th moth of taking private lessons ... I would be so happy to be half of this in 3 years! I have also learned a new level of respect for all musicians:)
It’s already pretty impressive you can play pretty good one month in. I only just started myself a month ago and I’m nowhere near your one month. Kinda sad to consider.
CynicalArt Yeah. We all learn at different rates, maybe some are naturally better at learning some things but don’t let that stop you. Just work at your own pace. It’s what I’m doing.
I remember watching her one year progress video when I was one month in and it really inspired me to continue, whatever you do, don't' stop playing. Don't let the flame die out because every time you get better, it feels amazing. To anyone that reads this, remember me when you become a rockstar.
Mate, your progression in your first 3 years had you at a point where you were playing guitar like some people never will, And I've played since I was 4, (40 years)... I could say a million things, but I'll just say....... Playing guitar is a gift, I mean that in the sense that the universe kinda told your subconscious "Here ya go kid, trust me, you're gonna LOVE it." (well that's how it felt for me when I was little) That you have honoured this in how much you give back to the instrument makes me proud to be brethren. I salute you!
she said in another vid her parents aren’t musicians so i don't think thats her dad. it might be her older brother tho cus she also said he got her into music
A LES PAUL ON YOUR 2ND YEAR?!?! Man I wish I had the money (edit) guys I was just saying she’s lucky to have a Les Paul that quickly i already have a good quality guitar lol I’m fine
I was able to get a (Gibson) Les Paul custom on ebay used for relatively cheap (around $350) as my second year guitar and ive played ever since. That may be a possibility
I think your progress is incredible! I'm 54 and a music teacher all my life, albeit with almost no understanding of guitars, but I still think you have achieved so much over a short time! Well done and keep it up - you are an inspiration for so many young wanabe musicians!
No way you learned Smoke on the Water's solo within one day of picking up the guitar! I've been playing for 10 years and the solo is still difficult for me to learn. I'm going back and re-learning the songs I told myself I "knew how to play" and actually getting them down perfect with good tone.
I started actually playing the guitar about 2 months ago, I can know play the intro to la bamba, sunshine of your love, part of enter sandman, motorbreath, learned the pentatonic scale, power chords, chords in general, and I've also learned to headbang while playing the guitar
@@traseween when I first started playing I mainly learned from RUclips videos like Marty music or guitar lessons 365. After a little while I started learning by ear and started taking professional lessons to learn music theory. That’s just me personally there are many approaches.
Join a band even with this bullshit pandemic. Don’t let some stupid bull crap virus get in the way of stuff. If was obviously used by the Democrat’s as well to influence elections because little do you know right when sleepy joe won restaurants are opening back up and so are schools.
@@charlotteburke1689 Well, you ask hey are you talent with instruments? (Then convince them to make a band) (You see guys that are good but don't have many members) hey, can I join? (If you don't have those kind of friends close by, well ask to a friend if they have a friend or motivate people to learn an instrument)
@Not Jo Young people learn things better, and having nicer stuff to stat off with makes you more motivated and doesn't fight with you like cheap gear does.
I'm very impressed your very good for the 3 year mark better then me even and i been playing a long time but now got rusty due to not playing as much. I need to hop to it then after watching you play
The Dire Straights, Sultans of Swing bought a HUGE smile to my face. I'm ever closer to buying a guitar again. I would love to make half the progress you have made! Well done!
Very nice. Love the fact you are learning different styles too. I hadn’t played my guitar in about 6 years, picked it back up recently and I am enjoying playing more than I ever have. This video has inspired me to play and practice as much as possible.
You're just amazing the improvement was drastic and it's actually so good to see you enjoying now as you play rather than having the Thought of hitting the right notes. Keep going!❤️ This was really inspirational
@@Silagane that's right mate because that's what good neighbours do and when they do .............. that's when Good Neighbours .........become.........Good.........................Friends LOL
IMO the real progress happens when one stops memorizing other's music and has their own tune in their head that they can just go to... like speaking. I have played since 82.... and still i wait for my Les Paul. That doesn't hurt to have the finest instrument. Nice video, and continued success.
Just had this pop up, and this is very inspiring! I'm going on 13 years playing, and this brings me back to 2011 when I just started year 3 with the progress you've made. You've clearly spent a lot of hours into playing guitar, and have a lot to show for it. Wonderful playing!
I want it, I don’t feel like I can do it (people in my family believe I can’t do it due to the fact that I am a female which is total bs) I grew up loving AC/DC, Black Sabbath and many of the artists she played.
I just happened to see your 1 year progress video and thought, "Wow, she's doing very well." Then I realized it two years old and the next video in line was this one. Now, more WOW, holy cow! OK, I'll stop. You're very talented. Best Wishes.
the dedication in recording for 3 years!!! I just posted my 10 month progress. My dad was alive when I first bought a guitar - I gave up pretty quick. But I'm trying again. It's never too late!
gosh she learned so fast .. i have difficulty in learning guitar bcs of my tiny hand 😓 i cant even do g chord and almost giving up .. i’ll be thankful if someone give me some advice or motivation
if you keep practicing i’m sure your hands will be able to reach where it needs to be! don’t give up!!! everyone learns at their own speed. take your time to adjust. i’m sure you’re great at the guitar! remember everyone starts off somewhere. no one is going to automatically be amazing. it takes practice ;) -someone who hasn’t gotten their guitar yet lol
@@cw3149 at a music store you can find like a hand thing! you squeeze it, and it stretches and strengthens your fingers, making it easier to reach and play!!
How talented you are! Your progress is amazing, but what I love the most is your great taste in songs you choose to play and the variety in them. From rock classics to soulful jazz. Amazing. Really enjoyed this.
Ace! I love playing the guitar and teaching it....it is such an enjoyable experience. I always try and get across to my students that it doesn't take much time before you can play at a very acceptable level. Great stuff :)
I always watched these videos before I just started playing guitar to give me motivation and it worked. I got my own guitar and started playing. 3 months in and I can play songs like Sweet Child O mine, November Rain, Sunshine of your Love, Heartbreaker Led Zeppelin, Whole Lotta Love, Crazy Train, Come as you are and Heart Shaped Box. If you are thinking about getting a guitar, do it. It starts off really slow, the first 3 weeks are the hardest, everything just sounds terrible, but then your brain just figures it out passively and you get better. Do it!
Congratulations, you’ve come a very long way. Thanks for recording yourself and putting this together.... Whatever you do with your guitar playing, you’ve made a lifelong friend and companion for yourself, whose company you’ll always enjoy.
Love watching a guitarist grow and mature into such an awesome player. Great to see the young ones realize that there is more then one form of music that is out there to play.
your progressing well..your willingness to explore mixolydian modes is certainly a big door you have unlocked not only does it help with blues compositions but lots of classic rock artists utilize those; keep it up :) was noticing your recent video post.
I've been playing guitar for around 15 years still have no idea how to read music, play chords and stuff..still make music though.. Even managed to do a song with someone I grew up listening too haha (Well he featured vocals on my band)
Me : "Mom , i want to learn piano" My parents : "okay sweetheart" *tommorow* My parents : "Guess what? You can play the violin with your brother and sister!!" Me : *silent scream*
@@coconuts1483 I know I'm trying to Thing is I have no guitar I'm trying to learn it in Garage Band, but I can only do chords, like, all I've tried to cover sounds just...acoustic, even though I'm using an electric guitar XD Also, question, can you actually play the guitar using a free app? Any tips?
@@annymus4502 I wouldn’t if possible. You can get guitars for under 150 usd. It’s infinitely better than using an app because the physical strings cause your fingers to form harder skin
I don’t know if I’m inspired or disappointed in myself.
Honestly 😂😂
take it as inspired so you can work harder and not give up :D
@@bianeyhernandez1626 that’s a good way to look at it
Lol same man
Why not both?
I remember watching your 1 year progress and now you’ve come so far :)
I was about to ask why this got removed! Thought it was a reupload
It's true, I am moved to know how long it has been since the first video:)
Same
Im here from her second year of playing guitar, right after when I started playing :)
SAME LMAO!
It's not how many years, it's how many hours you put in. You obviously put in a lot of hours! Very impressive and very talented. Awesome!
Hello dear friend, I am also a musician, musician and music student. I am happy to visit my page
So true👌
People say jimi hendrix got 27 years of practice in 5 years so yeah Jeff lol your definitely right on that it's the hours
My violin instructor used to always say. Practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
@@Goldn177 i love it when people change a saying to be deeper and make more sense
3 Years? I am impressed! You play as well as some of the guys that I toured around with back in my perfoming days who had been playing for many years!
Eric i loved your acoustic acdc back in black video
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thats cap
What band was that? The Boozers?
Lol, wtf bro.she plays pretty good for 3 years she put in,but more or less this is how most 3 year guitarists sound. They may not all be girls, or good looking like her tho!
Like how she started withplaying metal riffs e.d. Master Of Puppets, Moth into the flame and then she was like "screw this" and end up playing slow bluesy songs)
Ik and one time she was like emo now for one song 😂
Thats a very normal progression for a lot of guitar players, we start with metal as teens and evolve into other styles as we get older 😄
@@danonthestrings Then you realize metal is still the best some time even later.
@@danonthestrings lol same I mean also feel like you learn alot more essential techniques and scales to continue with metal ..that was kinda my progression started with metallica slayer sabbath and maiden then had to step back and focus on Clapton, hendrix, bb king, some Mayer, and later back into metal
I've been playing for 25 years, and my skill level is about the same as this girl after 1 month.
I hear this!
I've been playing over 30 years mate and if you , after 25 years sound like her after a month WHAT THE FUCK HAVE YOU BEEN DOING FOR 25 years ?
Like... Seriously.... an explanation is in order
@@martinkuliza i know right?
@@joshuamariscal8455
i have a saying and it is ... if you do anything long enough (in this case 25 years) you're going to be good at it
and yet ... he's not
the only logical explanation for it is .. he didn't actually DO anything .
so i guess we need to clarify this.
I've been playing guitar for over 30 years, generally i play every day , every second day without fail, when i was younger i used to play several times a day , but i still play at least every second day , now.. if he rarely plays then he can't really call that 25 years of playing
it'd be like if i bought a guitar today and was new to guitar and then played the guitar
then put it in a shed for 25 years then played it again
from one point of view i can tell people i've been playing for 25 years , from a more real point of view, i've only played for 2 days
Owning a guitar and playing and practicing are not the same thing,
it's ok to put the guitar down from time to time or to play once or twice a week BUT DO IT CONSISTENTLY , it's also ok to play full on then put it down for a month, that's fine, but pick it back up again, in summary , it's ok to take a rest but THERE IS A TIME LIMIT ON HOW LONG YOU CAN REST FOR, putting the guitar down for 5 years doesn't constitute as a rest it constitutes quitting
that's the only explanation if have for what he did , but you can't play solid for 25 years and be on the same level as a beginner.....NO FUCKING WAY !!!
@@AcousticOlli yeah, that's what it sounds like, or... he's just mucking around to be funny
I can’t imagine how much her dad loves having a daughter who loves guitar/music just as much as him and being able to pass that love down. I can’t wait to be that rock mom for my kids lol.
She's lucky to have a dad that can play to teach her as well... pretty tough learning on your own with no personal guidance, regardless she did very well
That dude in the video was her first guitar instructor I think. I don't think it was her dad. But idk
Yeah (:
@@mattb6646 no it's not, on yt or guitar tricks you have tons of useful lessons
@@mattb6646 I mean it's not tough
Very inspiring. Love it MG!
Noo! She's over 18
wow! i follow ur tutorials!
Lol I see u everywhere from Joe Rogan to here
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I feel the same
I just began learning at 42 years old. This video warms my heart, not only to see people stick to it, but how much progress can be made with time and effort. Keep up that spirit and it will take you far in life no matter what you do!
time to be sad about my own progress again
any progress is good progress!!
Use it to motivate you! That's what I do. Some of the best players in the world started out just like you and I :)
You’ve got this
keep at it man , I’m sure you’ll get better in no time !
I swear it happens every time, I go into these guitar progress videos and think to myself "they are different people, we learn at different speeds" and after watching the whole thing I'm like "damn"
She just casually came back in year 2 with a Gibson les paul😂😂
😂😂
i was just saying hahaa
her dads a musician too so maybe they share it
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yea man.
Three year- jazz phase
Four year- Steve Vai phase
Five year- your own style phase that’s the best
POV: you came from the one year video
I came from the 2 year
yup
Nope
nice POV
no one:
me: *makes a self note to learn all the rock songs she played*
no one:
@Daniel Choi: Was the "no one" really necessary?
@Daniel Choi bruh wdym
@Daniel Choi and i was askin if the "is the noone really necessary" was necessary
@Daniel Choi ok
What the hell did I just witness
the transition in her playing from sultans of swing to need your love so bad shows when the light went on for this budding guitarist...it clearly went from remembering where her fingers were supposed to be to total feel...from intently watching her left-hand to closing her eyes and letting the music pour through...i thought she was impressive at the beginning and am blown away by where she was at the end of 3 years...we'll be hearing more from this guitarist, i have no doubt...great job!
I think its awesome that my generation is still playing Metallica and 80's metal. /m/
there is no metal after the 90s anyway
@@ejokurirulezz stfu
@@ejokurirulezz false as fuck
Theres Nu Metal? which is like.. Limp Biskit and i think Slipknot etc but eh
I wanted to learn how to play the guitar most of my life. Now that I’m 55 and the kids have grown I find I have time to do just that! I started 3-months ago and I’m having a blast. As most anyone who has learned an instrument can attest to there are times when it feels like you make little to no improvement. This video gives me lost of motivation to keep going. You have made tremendous progress in 3-years. I can hardly wait to see where I’ve progressed in that time frame. Thank you, you can’t imagine how much this video has benefitted me.
I live for this comment.
Good luck and remember that when it gets really hard is because you're going trough a good way ^-^
(Also I Wanna say sorry for my bad english ;w;)
Let's gooo keep working
Yesss Great Job and good luck 👍
You can do It!!!
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Absolutely brilliant! We just got our 10-year-old an electric guitar last Christmas. She has not been able to put it down. Keep rockin’ girl!
thats sick
nice
I've been playing since October 2005 and she's a much better player than me.
Everyone learns at different rates I’ve been playing 8 years and only learning bar chords
Some people just have “it”. We don’t know what exactly “it” is. But we can sense when someone has it even though we don’t know what it is
Its ok Edward, Ive been Playing 9 years now, (15 btw). And i have quite a Few students, One of my First students That i started teaching when i was 12 was an Old lady that Had the Worst Picking technique that was Destroying her Wrists, within 5 months She Could Shred Like no Other Granny ive ever seen, On the other hand ive had Students for 2 years that Still Play Only Pentatonic Licks, we all learn at different paces
I don’t believe that some people have ‘’it’’ i think it is about how do you train maybe you are doing something wrong or not focusing on the things that you got to
@@felipeferreira9945 very correct, But People Still learn at different paces, even when being taught with good Form and technique
I bet sooner this will get a million views 'cause it seems like this type of videos(no matter how small your channel is)is what peole like to see
Was thinking the exact thing
Well...if it's that easy, why don't you do the same? mate, at least you will get attention in a good way, and not for a silly coment.
Rodrigo Leonardi he didn’t mean it in a bad way. He was just saying these kind of videos work cause it inspires people to work harder on getting better at guitar after seeing how someone else has progressed in such a short time. It makes their dreams believable in a sense y’know?
107k right now
When your parents say you are too old to play with puppets and you just play master of the puppets instead.
Parents hate this trick.
Hahaha
I love how the guitar and camera quality goes up over time.
Yep, this just shows that having lessons/having somebody to teach/show you things, makes a HUUUUUUUUGE diference. Cannot deny that.
isn't she a self-learner?
@@mikej7475 idk, it might be
And lots and lots of practice
@@10vingers Goes without saying.
@@apricottree. Her dad is a musician, that helps a ton
Remarkable, well done.
To those getting upset over how much she improved, I think what helped her was being in proximity with someone (family?) who could teach her on a frequent basis. That makes a huge difference
My whole problem with guitar is i've played for like 10 years and I can basically play anything if I look up tabs and practice it but I'm not actually good at guitar.
Have you looked much at scales? It so you should jam to some improvisation tracks with em, if not then learn some and then do that
I feel like that’s where the music theory comes in.. I think people start to get really good once they know exactly what they’re doing and why
You start to focus on theories,
Wow and I thought I was late on learning scales, been playing for 3 years and can jam on the spot, not good but I’m learning. Man you need to learn scales bro it’s so fun to be able to play on the spot something for the moment and then gone forever.
I've been playing for 5 years and I've just been delving into music theory since the last few months and it's made huge differences.
Focus on music theory bruh
She's not like other girls, she learns Master of Puppets before Nothing Else Matters (Love you
SIMP
yes
LOL I think the first song I ever tried to learn was master of puppets on ACOUSTIC. such a fail.
@@audreykwong1498 you're the hero we all needed
Simp
This makes me want to throw myself out of my window. So disappointed in my non-existent practice.
Bro exactly
@Nochance ?
wtf are u talking about he said nothing about her gender
@Nochance You have some issues, friend. 😸
The ultimate form of guitarist: *SMOOTH JAZZIST*
Not really. Jazz, only jazz. Not Smooth jazz
Smooth Jazz is not jazz
@@jazzrecordingsandarchives9198 Kenny Burrell is not smooth jazz. He is a great jazz guitarrist
@@jazzrecordingsandarchives9198 I sense real jazz energy from these replies :')
joaquin garcia guerrero Of course, smooth jazz is shit
You are impressive, you were my inspiration to start playing the guitar.
Today I have my electric guitar which I nicknamed Mango, in your honor and I can say that I am very happy, you were my push
Thank you very much ❤️❤️❤️
You should upload videos of guitar
What guitar did you buy?
You are actually my push to start playing guitar but I have an acoustic guitar tho, so thank you
@@hanaaco9944 I'm still not very good haha
@@hanaaco9944 I didn't buy it, my sister-in-law gave it to me, her dad did
Perfect. At the tender age of 50 I started learning piano a couple of weeks ago. This is so inspirational. Thank you for posting your journey.
I don't know why I feel so poor after watching this video
Oh I know - she has an acoustic, 2 strats and Les Paul
i feel poor too hahah
𝚂𝚊𝚗𝚎 𝚍𝚊𝚠𝚐 (;´༎ຶٹ༎ຶ`)
Sane lol
*same like my god I can’t say it right😭💀
Me too
You got a Gibson in your second year playing, that is so cool!! I've been playing for two years now but there's always something new to learn!! You are so talented, keep rockin'.
I got a 2018 Gibson les Paul for my starter guitar bc my dad loves me
@@lamardavis4653 Lucky you! Next year I'll get a Gibson Les Paul! Need to save up a lot of money!
VALERIA 9810 I was able to get a Gibson les paul custom used off of ebay, maybe thats the way to go!?
I got a Gibson les Paul standard for thé 100years of les Paul she cost 3 500$ but she is used i bought for 1 700$
muscle memory in your fingers... where the fingers themselves are thinking!!! awesome progress to see that upward slope evolve...well done!!
I never saw her play smoke on the water though.
Oi luffy hontoka?
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That's because it's been banned in the UK. They passed a law about 7, 8 years ago.
If you catch somebody trying to play it in a guitar shop you're legally allowed to cut their guitar strings and they can't do a thing about it.
@@kozardii you've been wooshed friend
Nobody: this video in a few days appearing in everyone home page: allow me to introduce myself
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I’m a video, well, an old one. I’ve been here for a long long time, had many views blah blah blah pleased to meet you
Hopes you knows this song
Voldemort u r speaking the language of gods
ilNegrus Earrape idk what I was thinking when I commented that lol. Whenever someone says ‘pleased to meet you’ I always sing it like the song sympathy for the devil by the rolling stones. Sorry if I confused you
this is so inspirational, I just started learning guitar at 23 and I really hope I can reach this level one day
I just started at 22 so I feel you. Gotta get those hours in!
same man 23! Good luck to the both of you
Wishing you best of luck!
I started around the same age. Played for about a year and a half and stopped do to having to move for medical school then being too busy and making excuses to start again. Just started again after 8 years and man do I wish I stuck with it. I was doing really well before, sticking with my practice very consistently. Forgot how much fun it is. In a way, it’s kind of nice being able to relearn the guitar, but this time more intelligently. Some of my muscle memory is still present which helps. Don’t do what I did, stick to it. Also, focus more on being able to play correctly and well. Don’t worry about speed, getting your hand used to the proper position to play clear crisp sounds is what’s most important. If you learn how to play chords and notes sloppily from the start, you will always be sloppy. Don’t trade early speed for precision and clarity. Really focus on learning chords, the fretboard, and scales. Learning rift is fun, but you will plateau if your main focus is learning songs/rifts. Learning the instrument itself is the most important thing, everything else will come later. Just my 2 cents since now I’m in the same boat as you.
@@bear532 thank you so much for the advice, I will take it into account 😊
I’m playing guitar for almost 5 years without any improvements. I salute you.
Kinda same here. I tried to learn in 2011, but dropped it soon after beginning, now started all over again, but just can't figure out good everyday plan for my practice, sooo.... I'm not moving on much, again.
@@iRusiko don’t lose hope!
@@iRusiko Structure your practice time. Even if it's only 10mins in a day. 2 mins scales 2 mins technique,4 minutes on learning a song your working on then the last 2 mins improvise. Something like that and rinse and repeat. One you nailed what your working on move on. Got that C scale down move on to D...Don't know your notes on the fretboard get a diagram with just natural notes on it and study it while your on the bus. I did the same as you though a shoulder injury stopped me from playing for like a year and I didn't get right back to it. I regret that cause i would be 5 years in now instead of 6 months.
I know I am late on the reply here. It was the same for me. The thing that most helped me escape my plateau was to start playing with other people.
These two things make all the difference- structured focused practice at least 5 days a week but only for an hour or 90 minutes. Then let your sleeping brain commit the RAM to your Long term internal storage. You literally learn while you sleep if you keep the information short, specific and manageable. You get much better with LESS time put in a day.
Then also play with at least one other person that is better than you 1x a week every other week and 1 person who is less advanced than you 1x a week, so you end up teaching them bits of what you know which makes you grasp it much deeper by explaining it to someone else.
I’ve been playing for 2 this my 3rd year and damn all I’ve learned was some open chords/bar chords and the minor scale
Honestly, a minor scale is just a formula man. You just need more focus and effort to learn. I believe you can! Good Luck!
if you learned the minor scale you learned the major. start playing your minor scale starting from the 3rd note and compare
This makes me feel better about my progress from two years of playing. I set aside two hours a day every day and haven’t broke that streak since I started doing it. This just made me feel better because I can play most of the songs from throughout the video. I have also explored writing music and have done it successfully. I have just been looking at people like Tim Henson and getting discouraged. So thank you and I with you luck on the rest of your guitar journey
Tim Henson isn't even human.
to be fair tim hendson has been playing the guitar for 18 years so ya !
All the people you like were at the same level you're at now.
I have been playing for about a year now, and I can cleanly play some polyphia songs so super proud of myself on that front. Just wanted to share, as nobody around me really cares for guitar
if you were better than tim after two years it would not actually make much sense cause he has been playing for soo long.
THIS GIRL IS WILD
SO MUCH HEAVY METAL SONGS IN SUCH A YOUNG AGE
These songs aren’t even metal she played one of the softest Metallica songs she should have played something from kill em all
@@glizzy3037 or maybe... she can play the songs she wants to play?
@@glizzy3037 looks like someone is mad they can't play well...
@@scarlettdenuccio5699 nah I’m already playing eruption I’m chilling your just mad you’ll never have the dedication or skill to ever pick up the guitar because you would be stuck on smoke on the water you trash can
@@glizzy3037 ..i have only been playing for 3/4 weeks and almost done w eruption so um if you're insecure that's okay just admit it
I’m learning to play the acoustic guitar and it’s really frustrating because I can never get it right even if I try hard. This inspires me so thanks!!!!!!
It takes time. Practice often and get excited over the small achievements. The most important part is to not stop learning new things and stay motivated. Good luck. :)
Bruh when I first started guitar as a little 11 year old I decided I hated bar chords and so I avoided them like the plague, now I’m taking up guitar again and kind of hating myself. You are super skilled I love it!
i am in my 6th moth of taking private lessons ... I would be so happy to be half of this in 3 years! I have also learned a new level of respect for all musicians:)
It’s already pretty impressive you can play pretty good one month in. I only just started myself a month ago and I’m nowhere near your one month. Kinda sad to consider.
Yeah I started 3 months ago, playing everyday, and I don't think I can play like she did at 1 month.
CynicalArt Yeah. We all learn at different rates, maybe some are naturally better at learning some things but don’t let that stop you. Just work at your own pace. It’s what I’m doing.
@@p.5987 I play for about one year,i just started theory now..
I remember watching her one year progress video when I was one month in and it really inspired me to continue, whatever you do, don't' stop playing. Don't let the flame die out because every time you get better, it feels amazing. To anyone that reads this, remember me when you become a rockstar.
Keep going!
Mate, your progression in your first 3 years had you at a point where you were playing guitar like some people never will, And I've played since I was 4, (40 years)...
I could say a million things, but I'll just say.......
Playing guitar is a gift, I mean that in the sense that the universe kinda told your subconscious "Here ya go kid, trust me, you're gonna LOVE it." (well that's how it felt for me when I was little)
That you have honoured this in how much you give back to the instrument makes me proud to be brethren. I salute you!
Are we all just gonna skip the fact that her father is a guitar god
No
Who’s her dad?
@@Zenn-lg8fj maybe 2:55 idk
she said in another vid her parents aren’t musicians so i don't think thats her dad. it might be her older brother tho cus she also said he got her into music
One underrated too for learning guitar is having someone close to you who can teach you the ins and outs
A LES PAUL ON YOUR 2ND YEAR?!?! Man I wish I had the money
(edit) guys I was just saying she’s lucky to have a Les Paul that quickly i already have a good quality guitar lol I’m fine
I was able to get a (Gibson) Les Paul custom on ebay used for relatively cheap (around $350) as my second year guitar and ive played ever since. That may be a possibility
@@ggaarreenn 350 for a les paul?
Giovanni Bellinzoni Yeah I got it used
Noice dude, that was lucky
Got a fender jag in my second year...
I think your progress is incredible! I'm 54 and a music teacher all my life, albeit with almost no understanding of guitars, but I still think you have achieved so much over a short time! Well done and keep it up - you are an inspiration for so many young wanabe musicians!
My Electric Guitar Came today, learnt Smoke On The Water and Another One Bites The Dust. Feels awesome. Nice video btw
Congrats, hope u'll enjoy it :)
hey man, how u doing? update us
No way you learned Smoke on the Water's solo within one day of picking up the guitar! I've been playing for 10 years and the solo is still difficult for me to learn. I'm going back and re-learning the songs I told myself I "knew how to play" and actually getting them down perfect with good tone.
The consistency with your dope earrings is my favorite part
3 years? That's impressive. You're better than me and I've been playing on/off for 20 years. Time and dedication
I started actually playing the guitar about 2 months ago, I can know play the intro to la bamba, sunshine of your love, part of enter sandman, motorbreath, learned the pentatonic scale, power chords, chords in general, and I've also learned to headbang while playing the guitar
And how is it going?
@@noakolar9113 pretty good
@@ShadowLFRP how did you learn ?
@@traseween when I first started playing I mainly learned from RUclips videos like Marty music or guitar lessons 365. After a little while I started learning by ear and started taking professional lessons to learn music theory. That’s just me personally there are many approaches.
I died in 3:13
- Les Paul (the design that Yui uses)
- MCR
- Teenagers
You're awersome, keep it on
Congrats... as soon as the pandemic is gone, join a band. That'll give a lot more experience with tones, right hand punch etc. May God bless you.
Join a band even with this bullshit pandemic. Don’t let some stupid bull crap virus get in the way of stuff. If was obviously used by the Democrat’s as well to influence elections because little do you know right when sleepy joe won restaurants are opening back up and so are schools.
How do you join a band? :)
@@charlotteburke1689 Well, you ask hey are you talent with instruments? (Then convince them to make a band)
(You see guys that are good but don't have many members) hey, can I join?
(If you don't have those kind of friends close by, well ask to a friend if they have a friend or motivate people to learn an instrument)
@@somebodywhoskates7171 you do realize restaurants are opening uo because a lot of people are getting vaccines right
@@arashf6094 this was before they even started pushing out vaccines
I think being young and starting off with a good guitar really helps with progressing faster
@Not Jo Young people learn things better, and having nicer stuff to stat off with makes you more motivated and doesn't fight with you like cheap gear does.
@@f1rebreather123 unfortunatelly...I'm poor so cheap gear :')
@@alexc9278 Yeah same here. but good thing is the gear doesnt have to be expensive to motivate you.
@@f1rebreather123 I have a maestro, is that a decent starter guitar?
@@venus6893 I don't know that brand :(
I'm very impressed your very good for the 3 year mark better then me even and i been playing a long time but now got rusty due to not playing as much. I need to hop to it then after watching you play
The Fruits of Labor. You inspire. Great job
The Dire Straights, Sultans of Swing bought a HUGE smile to my face. I'm ever closer to buying a guitar again. I would love to make half the progress you have made! Well done!
this gives me so much motivation
It warms my heart to hear and see her play, and during Sultans of Swing I was touched to a tiny lump of joy in my throat :´-)
Oh
My
God
There aren't enough words for me to describe how awesome she is. Outstanding
Very nice. Love the fact you are learning different styles too. I hadn’t played my guitar in about 6 years, picked it back up recently and I am enjoying playing more than I ever have. This video has inspired me to play and practice as much as possible.
I've been playing for 17 years and never stopped learning keep going your gonna go along way
You're just amazing the improvement was drastic and it's actually so good to see you enjoying now as you play rather than having the Thought of hitting the right notes. Keep going!❤️ This was really inspirational
I wish I had a Dad like yours. Envy. Jealously. Respect. Impressed. All at the same time. Well done.
when i get a guitar my neighbors are going to absolutely hate my guts 😂
dude sameee
You can get an amp for headphone practice! :)
THAT'S A FUCKING TRADITION MATE, THAT IS BESTOWED UPON EVERY GUITARIST
it's your duty to piss off your neighbours
@@martinkuliza my upstairs neighbor has iron feet so I play her some beautiful metal tones back 😍
@@Silagane
that's right mate because that's what good neighbours do
and when they do .............. that's when Good Neighbours .........become.........Good.........................Friends
LOL
IMO the real progress happens when one stops memorizing other's music and has their own tune in their head that they can just go to... like speaking. I have played since 82.... and still i wait for my Les Paul. That doesn't hurt to have the finest instrument. Nice video, and continued success.
Monopoly man: Never Forget
we never will
Just had this pop up, and this is very inspiring! I'm going on 13 years playing, and this brings me back to 2011 when I just started year 3 with the progress you've made. You've clearly spent a lot of hours into playing guitar, and have a lot to show for it. Wonderful playing!
It took me 12 years to learn one chord, and how to spell gutair.
Edit: Wow 100 likes :0
Mario the Devil well buddy you spelt it wrong so back to square one
@@jedgreen3225 aw damn it
@@mariothedevil1537 😂
@@mariothedevil1537 HEHE BRO I WILL DELETE SO UR COMM GETS MORE LIKES
Keep at it you'll get there
Daaam Thats a crazy fast evolution, still was hoping to see if you could play some papa petrucci
What a transformation! All styles acomplished too. Keep playing, great job! I wish more people her age put in the time and get inspired.
You’ve waken me from the depths of the earth just to hear me say....
CONGRAAAATTTSSSS
you go girl.... proof it don't come easy... and you gotta want it... keep going and growing..
I want it, I don’t feel like I can do it (people in my family believe I can’t do it due to the fact that I am a female which is total bs) I grew up loving AC/DC, Black Sabbath and many of the artists she played.
You have the gift! And long fingers to boot, and a good choice of artists you seem to follow!
I just happened to see your 1 year progress video and thought, "Wow, she's doing very well." Then I realized it two years old and the next video in line was this one. Now, more WOW, holy cow! OK, I'll stop. You're very talented. Best Wishes.
it’s always cool to see a girl play the guitar this well. soloing over those jazz changes is also rly difficult! nice job!!
the dedication in recording for 3 years!!! I just posted my 10 month progress. My dad was alive when I first bought a guitar - I gave up pretty quick. But I'm trying again. It's never too late!
gosh she learned so fast .. i have difficulty in learning guitar bcs of my tiny hand 😓 i cant even do g chord and almost giving up .. i’ll be thankful if someone give me some advice or motivation
if you keep practicing i’m sure your hands will be able to reach where it needs to be! don’t give up!!! everyone learns at their own speed. take your time to adjust. i’m sure you’re great at the guitar! remember everyone starts off somewhere. no one is going to automatically be amazing. it takes practice ;) -someone who hasn’t gotten their guitar yet lol
@@tooth3547 thank you so muchh!! lately i’ve been trying to do hard chords maybe that’s why it was so frustrating 😅
get some hand strengthening equipment! itll help strech your fingers, and make them stronger! dont give up!
@@lexigreiner6029 what’s tht 😅? okey thank you 😊 🙏 imma get one soon ❤️
@@cw3149 at a music store you can find like a hand thing! you squeeze it, and it stretches and strengthens your fingers, making it easier to reach and play!!
Love to see you matured with a range of genres other than just sticking to one! Progression at its finest! Keep rocking 🤘🏽
How talented you are! Your progress is amazing, but what I love the most is your great taste in songs you choose to play and the variety in them. From rock classics to soulful jazz. Amazing. Really enjoyed this.
I started playing guitar because of this song 6:30 I always listened to it in my vinyl and tape collection
This is excellent, the quality of the jams definitely match the quality of the guitars. The jazz playing toward the end was next level
I just stumbled upon this and I gotta say impressive , The jazz sound is very well done , good job "Let's see where you in two more years" keep it up.
That's pretty neat, I'm on my 8th month of playing electric guitar and i can already play the you shook me all night solo pretty smoothly
Ace! I love playing the guitar and teaching it....it is such an enjoyable experience. I always try and get across to my students that it doesn't take much time before you can play at a very acceptable level. Great stuff :)
Oh man ...just got to the Peter Green bit....nice!
I always watched these videos before I just started playing guitar to give me motivation and it worked. I got my own guitar and started playing. 3 months in and I can play songs like Sweet Child O mine, November Rain, Sunshine of your Love, Heartbreaker Led Zeppelin, Whole Lotta Love, Crazy Train, Come as you are and Heart Shaped Box. If you are thinking about getting a guitar, do it. It starts off really slow, the first 3 weeks are the hardest, everything just sounds terrible, but then your brain just figures it out passively and you get better. Do it!
Loved how the music choices progressed - Gov't Mule was awesome to see
Congratulations, you’ve come a very long way. Thanks for recording yourself and putting this together.... Whatever you do with your guitar playing, you’ve made a lifelong friend and companion for yourself, whose company you’ll always enjoy.
Love watching a guitarist grow and mature into such an awesome player. Great to see the young ones realize that there is more then one form of music that is out there to play.
see the first song : cool i can do that too
The second : ok...
The third and onwards : im a failure
She's got a daytime job, she's doing alright.
Go Girl. You can see how the music comes from within as she gets better!
this is so inspiring 🤘🤘
“The guitar is a miniature orchestra in itself.”
― Ludwig van Beethoven
your progressing well..your willingness to explore mixolydian modes is certainly a big door you have unlocked not only does it help with blues compositions but lots of classic rock artists utilize those; keep it up :) was noticing your recent video post.
Out of curiosity, how long do you practice each day more or less? And also, have you had lessons or is this all self-taught?
Curious about this too!
She’s done a q and a recently in which she said she practiced around about an hour a day :)
I'm pretty sure she is being pretty liberal with her definitions of time.
I've been playing guitar for around 15 years still have no idea how to read music, play chords and stuff..still make music though..
Even managed to do a song with someone I grew up listening too haha (Well he featured vocals on my band)
I'm 8 months in and felt like reminding myself what I have to look forward to
Me : "Mom , i want to learn piano"
My parents : "okay sweetheart"
*tommorow*
My parents : "Guess what? You can play the violin with your brother and sister!!"
Me : *silent scream*
I was forced to play piano but I wanna learn thisss
@@annymus4502 there are videos everywhere with time you can
@@coconuts1483
I know
I'm trying to
Thing is I have no guitar
I'm trying to learn it in Garage Band, but I can only do chords, like, all I've tried to cover sounds just...acoustic, even though I'm using an electric guitar XD
Also, question, can you actually play the guitar using a free app? Any tips?
@@annymus4502 I wouldn’t if possible. You can get guitars for under 150 usd. It’s infinitely better than using an app because the physical strings cause your fingers to form harder skin
@@coconuts1483
Oh, well, you see, I'm 16 so I really can't
But thanks for the advice
One day I'll hopefully buy my own guitar 🔥 >:)