In september i will be playing guitar for an entire year! Heres my story: Wanted to play electric, but forced to START OFF classical guitar. I was hoping to get an used 60 dollar strat, but i got a 400 dollar SG 😊 I played on classical for about 4 months, then switched to electric. After only 1 day of playing classical guitar, i already knew some songs. Im still a beginner, but i can proudly say that i am a really fast learner and has very fast progress. But i have a big problem. I never learn songs completely because i always get stuck on the solos. For example, Symphony of destruction,enter sandman etc. Meaning i now have a bunch of uncompleted songs 🤷♂️
Write down your unfinished songs, learn the solos whenever you’re advanced enough. Only advice: literally just keep practicing, you’ll get there trust. This comment’s almost a year old i hope you atleast made some progress with soloing your fav songs
I learned misrlou after about 2 - 3 months of playing. As of today, I've been playing for 7 months, my first public performance is tomorow. I'm gonna play paranoid (with the solo) and iron man. The hardest riff I know? Tornado of souls. Your progress is still better than mine i think
Great progress! I paused at 2:16, looked over my shoulder to check and thought "he's got a Mustang II as well"... Am I right? They're a useful amp. Rock on!
2:16 i have the exact same amp! they're really great, powerful little guys haha also i'm really jalous you're able to afford a les paul, i still play my squier bullet mustang and even though it's a really nice budget instrumet, it would also be nice to switch to something of higher quality eventually;v
This inspires me to play more as a beginner, seeing another person get better on guitar makes me think that i can do that too! may i know what's the song you were playing on the last clip?
@@nateguitar486 I'm an electronics engineer and thinking about developing a sensor that can be mounted on the guitar and tracks the hours of playing automatically. Would you be interested?
That would be cool, but I don’t think the mustang has an external speaker output. Ive got a vox Ac 10 now, would you be interested In seeing a video about it?
@@nateguitar486 The concert went quite badly. I messed up some parts, but that's because that was my first time and I was so nervous I forgot how to talk.
is it good or slow progress if I can play Master of Puppets only with downstrokes after 7 months of starting to play the guitar and practicing it every day for at least 20 minutes, otherwise I play 1,5 to 2 hours every day.
@@nateguitar486 I play at original speed, although not always clearly and it takes about 5-10 mintutes to warm up enough to be able to play that fast 😅
@@nateguitar486 right on my man. Hey no problem defiently support a fellow guitar player. I play, I got a squire vintage modified telecaster custom, squire hot rails deluxe Stratocaster, cheap acoustic, and 81 gibson les paul deluxe, ...keep rockin my man.
I actually don’t have instagram. But if you ever want tips, I would suggest finding good YT videos about specific tips and advice. You can pretty much find anything on RUclips.
At the beginning I used a "Rocktron" amp,( I have never heard of this brand before but it came with my squire that I bought off of kijiji). A few months later I upgraded to a Fender mustang I V2. About a year after that I bought myself a Vox ac10 which I currently use to this day.
Hope you all enjoyed the video. I apologize for the lack of videos, wish that I could go back and record myself more.
Nice to see people who are determined to learn guitar. Keep it up!
Thanks, I will.
In september i will be playing guitar for an entire year! Heres my story:
Wanted to play electric, but forced to START OFF classical guitar.
I was hoping to get an used 60 dollar strat, but i got a 400 dollar SG 😊
I played on classical for about 4 months, then switched to electric. After only 1 day of playing classical guitar, i already knew some songs. Im still a beginner, but i can proudly say that i am a really fast learner and has very fast progress. But i have a big problem. I never learn songs completely because i always get stuck on the solos. For example, Symphony of destruction,enter sandman etc. Meaning i now have a bunch of uncompleted songs 🤷♂️
did you learn music theory ?
then you dont know any song unless it doesnt have a solo. you dont have to be a fast learner to easily learn the rythm part
Write down your unfinished songs, learn the solos whenever you’re advanced enough. Only advice: literally just keep practicing, you’ll get there trust. This comment’s almost a year old i hope you atleast made some progress with soloing your fav songs
I learned misrlou after about 2 - 3 months of playing. As of today, I've been playing for 7 months, my first public performance is tomorow. I'm gonna play paranoid (with the solo) and iron man. The hardest riff I know? Tornado of souls. Your progress is still better than mine i think
Awesome progress... I only started learning how to play guitar a month ago & I'm documenting my journey on here so it was great watching this!
Thanks! I wish you all the best on your journey.
@@nateguitar486 Thanks Nate! And thanks for sharing your progress!
Great progress! I paused at 2:16, looked over my shoulder to check and thought "he's got a Mustang II as well"... Am I right? They're a useful amp. Rock on!
you are absolutely right! they are great little amps to have.
Was fun to see the progress! Keep on making more videos
I will, thank you.
Absolutely awesome ❤️
Check my ONE YEAR GUITAR PROGRESS from twinkle twinkle little star to TORNADO OF SOULS : ruclips.net/video/KAu6GM37Qmw/видео.html
Nice progress video, I’d like to start playing more often.
Thanks, for sure, keep practicing.
Beautiful Epiphone. Great playing
Well done!!! Continue in the same spirit!!
Good job bro, definitely on the right track! Are you taking lessons or kinda teaching yourself? (RUclips) internet?
Thanks! I took lessons near the beginning for about 2 months, but other than that I’ve just been using RUclips. Works great for me.
2:16 i have the exact same amp! they're really great, powerful little guys haha
also i'm really jalous you're able to afford a les paul, i still play my squier bullet mustang and even though it's a really nice budget instrumet, it would also be nice to switch to something of higher quality eventually;v
how is this comment from 50 years ago ayo tf
hah you tricked me
I think it’s time to break my guitar out again. Nice video by the way.
Me too
Definitely give it another try, also thanks.
Awesome video and great progress.. keep it up!
Thanks, I will
This inspires me to play more as a beginner, seeing another person get better on guitar makes me think that i can do that too! may i know what's the song you were playing on the last clip?
Won’t get fooled again -The Who
@@nateguitar486 Can we get another update video like this, but up to today??
Great job there sir, you came along way in a year...have fun and stick with it. 👍👍
Thanks, I will!
Very nice keep up
Bro everybody gets a hundred new guitars every year? I'm the only one that stayed with the same?
Nice progress!!
How did you track your hours of playing? Did you write it down somewhere, or do you use some mobile app or something similar?
I never took note of how many hours I played (unfortunately). However, I did keep time in months by looking at the dates of the videos.
@@nateguitar486 I'm an electronics engineer and thinking about developing a sensor that can be mounted on the guitar and tracks the hours of playing automatically. Would you be interested?
@@picany05 Sure, that sounds amazing!
@@picany05 I'd buy that very quickly
How did you get your hand open after starting with closed hand ?
For me it was always anchored or closed.
It kind of just happened naturally. But recently I switched back to having my hand closed because it’s faster and more efficient at higher speeds.
Bohemian rhapsody in 9 months 🔥
the song is we will rock you
Great playing! To make the mustang sound even better i would recommend using a speaker set with it!
That would be cool, but I don’t think the mustang has an external speaker output. Ive got a vox Ac 10 now, would you be interested In seeing a video about it?
“Breaks string”
Him : that was weird
What's the song name 2:32?
We will rock you - Queen
What is the song on 2:12 ?
We will rock you - Queen
Woah that response was fast as hell. Thanks!
Np,just got the notification
@@nateguitar486 The concert went quite badly. I messed up some parts, but that's because that was my first time and I was so nervous I forgot how to talk.
I’m sorry to hear that. I can relate too, every time I play for people my skills go out the window.
@@nateguitar486 eh maybe I overexaggerated a bit. I was playing in front of our whole school, but I think they liked it
I’ve been wanting to play guitar for years and I just wanted to know how did you learn? Did you watch RUclips or take lessons or a mix?
I took lessons for about 2 months at the beginning, but then switch to just RUclips lessons. It was a lot faster for me (and free).
How do you learn. Lessons or an app or what, im interested in learning
Mainly RUclips videos. At the beginning I took lessons, but only for about a month. Ever since then it’s been through RUclips.
its embarrassing that i have to ask, but whats the first song called? i have been searching for half an hour but i cant think of the title
Highway to hell by AC/DC
0:51 what is this song?
it's pulp fiction theme
ruclips.net/video/1hLIXrlpRe8/видео.html
Awesome :O!
is it good or slow progress if I can play Master of Puppets only with downstrokes after 7 months of starting to play the guitar and practicing it every day for at least 20 minutes, otherwise I play 1,5 to 2 hours every day.
What bpm are you playing it at?
@@nateguitar486 I play at original speed, although not always clearly and it takes about 5-10 mintutes to warm up enough to be able to play that fast 😅
Then I would definitely consider that well above average.
What’s the tune at 3:21 called? Or is it a improvised tune?
Sounds like a really cool riff to play lol
I learned it from this video: ruclips.net/video/BuyCQ7Dpz-M/видео.html
Pretty nice solo!
@@nateguitar486 Thanks! I’m gonna try to learn it.
0:51 whats the song plz someone answer
Misirlou by Dick Dale
I subscribed , your doing great!!! What year is ya les paul?
I appreciate the support! Not so sure what year it’s from, but it’s a standard 60s tribute.
@@nateguitar486 right on my man. Hey no problem defiently support a fellow guitar player. I play, I got a squire vintage modified telecaster custom, squire hot rails deluxe Stratocaster, cheap acoustic, and 81 gibson les paul deluxe, ...keep rockin my man.
I will, and you too!
Congrats, i’m on it at 42 xd
Whats the tune at 0:30 called?
“I can’t get no satisfaction” by the Rolling Stones.
What's the name off the 11 month??
It's a song from a guitar pilgrim video: ruclips.net/video/BuyCQ7Dpz-M/видео.html
what song is that from at 1:36
Back in Black by AC/DC
no pick same situation
How much did you practice a day?
On average, 30 mins per day. But there were some days where I practiced for 2 hours or more.
@@nateguitar486 damnn okok thats mad inspiring, used to think guitar isn't for me, now I realise I just gotta stick with it
Whats the last song you’d play
The last song I played in the video was “Won’t get fooled again” by The Who.
How many hours are you playing everyday when you were a beginner?
About 30min to an hour
@@nateguitar486 thanks for the quick response!
My 10nt month and i learned SCARIFIED
Hey man try to learn some Paul Gilbert or Dream Theater stuff it wil help a lot in being TECHNICAL
Me after playing guitar: ight imma put it in the closet.
Lol, don’t give up.
I'm getting my guitar soon. I hope I don't become like you 😂😂
@@okplld how did it turn around?
did u had a teacher or u was one learning how to play guitar ?
I initial took in person lessons with a teacher, but after a couple months I just decided to learn online.
@@nateguitar486 is that possible to learn playing guitar on YT ?
Worked for me, but it has some disadvantages, and not all people can learn like that. But it is more than possible for the right person.
what guitar is it ?
The black guitar at the beginning is a bullet squier. The blue one is a epiphone.
@@nateguitar486 thanks
Started yesterday 😅
Awesome! Keep it up
did you learn music theory before starting guitar ?
No, in fact I didn’t really learn any until about a year of playing.
@@nateguitar486 Thank you so much, is it possible to have your ig or something so i can contact ou if i ever need some tips or help ?
I actually don’t have instagram. But if you ever want tips, I would suggest finding good YT videos about specific tips and advice. You can pretty much find anything on RUclips.
How many hours a day did you practice?
Currently, I would say I currently practice 45 mins per day.
@@nateguitar486 Nice, great results! Did you practice more than 45 minutes a day before?
@@Fillrate I would say it was more like 1 hour per day during the first year. Not much more than now.
yo what amp u got my man
At the beginning I used a "Rocktron" amp,( I have never heard of this brand before but it came with my squire that I bought off of kijiji).
A few months later I upgraded to a Fender mustang I V2. About a year after that I bought myself a Vox ac10 which I currently use to this day.
@@nateguitar486 thank u for the response mane!
0:50 song name?
Misirlou- Dick Dale
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the black les paul is an epiphone that costs around 200$ and the les paul gibson was oent to him by a friend he didnt buy it pretty sure
@@moss5510 oh ok but he has 3 guitar the strat the les paul epiphone and the mustang
Faker
😂