To everyone on here that's just starting out. Don't let that flame of curiosity die and keep learning. Time flies and one cold winter day after a decade from now. You'll understand what I am trying to tell you. Hope this comment makes it to you all in 2028.
mugensamurai It’s strange to think...I’m 19 now, just starting, and 10 years from now I’ll be 29. It’s crazy to think of it like that. I’ll be a completely different person by then, but hopefully one whose love for playing guitar has never changed.
I can say from my own experience. Everything he said in this end is true, I'm 16 years old now, and got my guitar for the first time in the end of October of 2017. Since then I have been always enjoying playing the guitar, as he said, I'm simply addicted to it. I never had any classes, it was all for fun and by self thoughting, and worth it. Nowadays I'm happy playing the guitar and I can say that I have never imagined to become in the level that I am today in a so short period. For who wants to play the guitar or any instrument, do it because you like, and not because you want to show yourself. As he said, doesn't matter your level, if you are a master or a beginner, only matters the joy you feel when you play. Let the passion be your best teacher. I'm sorry about the bad English. I'm Brazilian and wanted to share this with you, for you see that the passion moves us.
@@NhatAnhPhamDr Tell ya what my friend. 2000x repeating the same song it's not good for you. But repeating certain parts 2000 times is not even enough lol
I have the same kind of story! I'm 16 as well and have been playing since around the age of 9, I've never had lessons and have learned everything through RUclips and tabs. I've enjoyed every moment of playing guitar!
i WANT to take classes, cause i wanna learn the correct way, shouldn’t I? i’ve never touched a guitar in my life, but lately i think a spark just got inside me
This is a huge inspiration because I’m only 13 and started playing guitar around 6 months ago, with enough devotion and practice I believe I can achieve huge feats like you
@@emmavilhelmsdottir9803 it’s never too late. You can pick up an instrument at thirty and still have fun. Don’t worry just have fun that’s all it’s about
Dax Andreas is someone I watched a lot when I started to arrange my own songs. He does make some really nice arrangements! But he's also very quick at making them. Go subscribe to him and say hi from me! Also, if you want to learn guitar without a teacher sign up to www.fender.com/play/mattiaskrantz and support my channel. I have some very cool projects coming up 2019 and I think you will love them, I hope so at least! :)
@@sirtyler9272 i practice all day throughout the, i dont really keep track of the time, i jus enjoy playing so thats wat i do anytime i have free time lmao
Ya know, the ending to this video is a really good message. I just, I personally don't have the motivation to play anymore or do anything. I've always loved music and computers, hell I'm in college for software and video game development. Both of these things were things I was extremely passionate about a year and a half ago. I just don't feel the motivation anymore. I don't do any programming or developing outside of projects. I don't play or make music anymore. I have two guitars, a bass, and a piano just collecting dust. It's sad. It's shameful. I don't know why I typed any of this, just a vent I guess. But that joy and passion is something special to have and I wish I could get it back.
Dude, I completely relate to what you are saying. I am studying electronics engineering which I used to be passionate about now I am only passionate about music I do not want to go down the same path, I think the college environment is a big factor. Hope you regain your passion.
I'm 38 years old software engineer, I love my job, it has been my passion since I was a kid, spending nights recompiling the linux kernel in my laptop trying to have a performance boost (which I didn't need it)... but it wasn't always like that. College was extremely frustrating and I took also some time to do other things (management, sales, etc.). Programming and music are quite similar, many programmers (as myself) are also musicians (better than me, I hope). Programming and music are very demanding disciplines. There is nothing wrong feeling unmotivated or taking some time off... just try do identify these moments and find alternatives, something close to them but different, fun. In short time, you will come back to it and you will enjoy it again more than ever. Don't buy the `code (or play) - eat - sleep - repeat`. It isn't real. You need focus but you aren't a machine
My brother has been playing for 10 yrs and it grew on to me, so I asked him to teach me and he taught me sadness and sorrow and he left us on February (he didn’t die) and will be coming back in Feb 15 2020 and I lost motivation when he left and watching this really motivated me once again
My personal experience of playing guitar, is not just having the greatest guitar or wanting to play your favourite songs that motivate, it's your enthusiasm that pushes you to do better.
i’m 17, i have just bought an epiphone dr-100 today and i am addicted already! my mum was angry as i spent about £100 despite never playing before, however i really want to go somewhere with music. wish me luck, and good luck to any players just starting like me! persistence is key ;)
Awesome bro...good luck :) By the way i have also started playing fingerstyle only six months ago ! And have uploaded a few covers on my channel :) Can you please check em out !?
"practice 4 hours a day" well I practice 5 or even 10 hours because it's winter break and I have nothing to do but ling ling can practice 40 hours a day (For those who don't understand the 40 hours a day thing don't question it if you only want to argue)
Very inspiring. I started playing the guitar last year. I learnt everything from RUclips but recently I felt that I hit a dead end and I started to lose motivation. This gave me a different perspective. I will practice fingerstyle now. His skills are wonderful. I subscribed to his channel. Thank you bro. Keep it up. Stay safe from Algeria 🇩🇿🙂
I am also a guitar player and in almost 3 months i have learned every open chord and bar chords By seeing tutiorial I wanna learn precautions I wanna play like your firend and you loved his and your progress
Trust me, buddy, you haven't learned every bar chord out there. You're learned all the basics but there's just so many chords out there it is honestly ridiculous. Some with names you've never even heard before
Thank you Matt. I had a short 3 months course for classical which I stopped due to financial reason. The journey of self learning and teaching is much harder than imagined. You have nobody to tell you the rights from the wrongs, you have only yourself to figure it out There are times that I felt I had reached a plateau for YEARS, and till now I couldn't even be bothered to practice for 30mins. You have shown us the most important thing in success: DISCIPLINE. Thank you for doing what you do. I wish you health and success in the upcoming years.
Really inspiring to see such amazing progress and know it's simply because someone loved what they were doing. In the last few years I think I've been in a slump, not improving or trying many new things which started to become discouraging. Now, I think I'm gonna make a point of refining my skills everyday and hopefully see so much needed progress in the next few months. Great video
Same, with the pick. I can’t stand picks. I just never bothered getting one, and the feeling of disconnection from my guitar/ukulele makes me feel weird.
Hey , I am a kid but I also learn guitar on my own. I learnt everything from youtube and now practicing Fingerstyle. And you were the one who inspired me to do fingerstyle guitar. Thank You!
Mattias - It's so great to see how you and Dax support each other. Making progress on an instrument takes discipline and tenacity and it seems both of you have what it takes to keep getting better. You also have a great site btw. Keep on keeping on!👍
congrulations. If you're interested in fingerstyle, i recommend you free-scores.com classclef.com and also 8notes.com there you can find thousands of free tab from beginner to expert
That was an amazing progress video. He's improved over the years by putting in the time. I've played on and off in the past but been consistent for the past 2 years and I've definitely grown. Just excited to see what my 3th year will consist of.
I’ve been self taught for a year, not one guitar lesson and I’ve made so much progress by just learning what I’ve enjoyed in my own time and I love it!
this gives me hope! i started when i was 12 (a year ago) i began teaching myself with youtube videos! i hope my progress can be as exponential as yours!
Wow. Just wow. You became my new inspiration in playing the guitar, even though I’m still a 12 year-old girl, learning new styles of playing the guitar. Thank you for making this video and inspiring me to progress my journey to become a professional guitarist. :)))
I am teaching myself guitar with no online help. I play violin and sax wnd i only had 2 weeks of practicong with my freind for fun. I got my first guitar two days ago and i love this vid. It really motivates me
Now that is a good amount of progress. As for me,time to go back,practising how to play the g chord,and ending up smashing my wall for screwing it up. See you in 5 days.
I started few weeks back. I am 24 now, and it is difficult to get time and energy to practice for as long as I want to, as I have a full-time job and have other hobbies (coding, photography, gaming) as well. Let's see how it goes!
Omg😱 Thank for this video😍😘 i'll back to play guitar again this video motivated to play again! For i learning guitar for 3 years but still so hard for me to learn fingerstyle im still a beginner😢 i cant even do a percussion i can only do is strum a chord😊 so with this video Thank you! AGAIN😊😍
Some basic stuffs were taught to me by my elder bro... I have been playing since I was 14 im 19 now I cant play fingerstyle that well and Im mostly into singing now... Havent made that much improvement in the guitar but I got skills on my voice.. but I got motivated once again seeing this vid so im going back to my guitar lol thanks again. Eye opener! 😍
At 15 I started guitar lessons with a guitar instructor and by now, I have been playing for 3 years. Unfortunately, last year, guitar lessons had been cancelled due to coronovarious, but I kept playing the guitar. Also, I wrote notes on a music note.
rlynn is also my favorite. I picked up guitar because of cannon rock and I wanted to learn finger style because of Rlynn. I never realised my dream, but It nice to see you having progressed in your skill even though it makes me regret
I recently got an electric guitar and wanted to try playing some of my favorite rock songs and some of them have verses played so quickly I can barely comprehend what just happened, my next big goal to to learn how to play that quick.
This made me remember why I wanted to be able to Play the guitar :) always loved finger style guitar, and somehow ended up with classical guitar.. don't know how... but I will focus on what I love now :) thank you for this video ! You rock!
This inspires me a lot! I'm also 15 and I just had my first guitar😁 my aunt gave it to me, because for some reason my dad won't buy me a guitar🤣. I've been wanting to play the guitar since I was 12, and now, finally I can practice properly and consistently😃
This video got me to pick up guitar. I started playing at the start of 2019. It was the best thing I could of done. I was a bum for a year and a half out of highschool to scared to go outside and face the real world (I may not be out of this rut but I sure as shit am close to getting out of it). And during that time guitar was the vice to my heart. I’m not the best player but when I do play it frees my mind and gives me hope! P.S. I’ve made two guitar tunes this past year if you’d wanna check it out go for it! My comment got deleted or archived
I started as a fingerstyle guitarist when i was 12 and quit for about 2 yrs, and then returned when i was 14 still a fingerstyle guitarist, for about 3 months or something I saw face melting guitar solos, after that I switch from fingerstyle to lead playing, I have known that is really my thing, so I kept practicing until now, I can still play fingerstyle guitar but not as good as me playing lead. So yeah that's my story, how's yours?
I'm also self learner and I haven't teacher for teach guitar but I like self learn 😊. And your this vdo is also motivated ...maybe my story will be go like that 😁✌️🎸
If you have no life like me,and if you can grind something for hours at a day,you can already play songs like scuttle buttin or rude mood by srv..in about 9 months or less.Dont be intimidated by others who play better,because some day you will play even better than them.If you are a beginner,dont be discouraged by thinking that it is really hard to play..
Hey! I stared when I was 17. Now I'm 18 and I learnt a lot in the past year. I'm self thought guitarist. Can you prescribe me a good website from where I can learn furthermore? (if it's free then it'll be great) Thank you. 🖤
HEY! I am 15 and I learn to play the guitar...self taught...do you know something that could help me to improve? (For free if possible) Maybe an app or something. Thank you! Btw YOU ARE SOOO GOOD!!
Daria Boldea I’m about the same age as you and I use the website songster.com a lot. It has a lot of free tabs, I recommend you to check out the guitarist Tommy Emmanuel (if you play acoustic)
Nu te baza pe taburi. Nu imprumuta stilurile si frazele muzicale ale altora, ci formeaza-ti-le pe ale tale. Ia lectii de chitara de la un profesor BUN si invata multa teorie muzicala. In modul asta poti ajunge de 10 ori mai buna decat tipul asta din videoclip si vei progresa intr-un timp mult mai scurt depinzand se cate ore pe zi repeti si de cat de mult iti place sa faci asta. Succes.
But what if what I enjoy is technical/progressive metal that literally took the writers years to learn? :D Stuff like Between the Buriend and Me, Haken, The Hirsch Effekt, vildhjarta, Exotic Animal Petting Zoo... I found that I probably can't ever play a single song of them entirely, but I still enjoy playing the things I can play. So I guess you're right.. just have fun with what you do.
I've been playing for a year and seven months, I'm pretty good, I just need to practice more lol...I have an acoustic and two electrics, but I wanna save up and get an Ibanez 12 string
It’s so amazing how much you’ve grown since I first commented on this channel. Still remember the time you followed me on insta, sadly not anymore ahahah
i started playing 1 month ago after producing for a year and damn its easy to learn but discovering new things is hard what do you suggest to get more skills
One thing I want to point out, the fact that you didn't take guitar lessons is not something that makes you "have" to study. Bet you don't know what you're doing in terms of playability, chord progressions, techniques etc. If you like guitar, if you love music, having guitar or music lessons won't make it a chore. It will make you improve and aspire to do better. I did take lessons in the early stages of learning guitar and it pushed me to learn more. If my teacher wanted me to practice a certain technique I would reach his lesson with the technique almost perfect and tons other I was studying in the side. So no, it's a lie that you shouldn't take lessons, or "it's the best thing you should do". It depends on the teacher, there are teachers who just throw you information without any context. Myself as a teacher, 10 years after I started studying music and after I took my formation in guitar teaching, I can say that I always make my students try to learn by using real examples. Let's say you're learning your first few chords, I might as well throw you a bunch of songs to play with and try to keep up and most of the time my students come to me "yeah I actually noticed I could play X and Y song with these chords too!" and they're super happy when they do it! Each boundary you overtake is an accomplishment and most people love that feeling and many of them try to actually practice to feel that feeling. But I understand what you mean. Enjoy your job so much that it's not a job anymore it's a hobby. So yes, sorry for the long text and keep up the good work
Top tip. Always have a guitar in the boot (trunk) of your car and practice whenever you’re waiting for someone or something. You never ever get bored and are productive this way.
Thanks Mattias! I really appreciate this!!
Thanks Dax!! Hope more people will find you and subscribe now🥳
I've just Subscribed to Dax . Thanks Matt
Nice work boss, subbed.
A sub back is not expected though it would be a legendary move 😁
@@Mattiaskrantz pin him
I also love playing with fingers and not picks 😍I'm 13. I'm into playing guitar for 5 months now . Wish me luck for my future brother 😊
To everyone on here that's just starting out. Don't let that flame of curiosity die and keep learning. Time flies and one cold winter day after a decade from now. You'll understand what I am trying to tell you. Hope this comment makes it to you all in 2028.
mugensamurai you will be like: "i am so glad i didn't give up on guitar"
I felt that
I am crying reading this
mugensamurai It’s strange to think...I’m 19 now, just starting, and 10 years from now I’ll be 29. It’s crazy to think of it like that. I’ll be a completely different person by then, but hopefully one whose love for playing guitar has never changed.
Just started.
I'll check back here in 8 years
I can say from my own experience.
Everything he said in this end is true, I'm 16 years old now, and got my guitar for the first time in the end of October of 2017. Since then I have been always enjoying playing the guitar, as he said, I'm simply addicted to it.
I never had any classes, it was all for fun and by self thoughting, and worth it.
Nowadays I'm happy playing the guitar and I can say that I have never imagined to become in the level that I am today in a so short period.
For who wants to play the guitar or any instrument, do it because you like, and not because you want to show yourself.
As he said, doesn't matter your level, if you are a master or a beginner, only matters the joy you feel when you play.
Let the passion be your best teacher.
I'm sorry about the bad English. I'm Brazilian and wanted to share this with you, for you see that the passion moves us.
i cannot keep my enthusiastic in a song over 3 months or 1000 -2000 play. I play guitar not to archive anything so it's ok with me
@@NhatAnhPhamDr Tell ya what my friend. 2000x repeating the same song it's not good for you. But repeating certain parts 2000 times is not even enough lol
I have the same kind of story! I'm 16 as well and have been playing since around the age of 9, I've never had lessons and have learned everything through RUclips and tabs. I've enjoyed every moment of playing guitar!
@@NhatAnhPhamDr Yeah, I get yor point. You have so many musics out there
i WANT to take classes, cause i wanna learn the correct way, shouldn’t I? i’ve never touched a guitar in my life, but lately i think a spark just got inside me
This is a huge inspiration because I’m only 13 and started playing guitar around 6 months ago, with enough devotion and practice I believe I can achieve huge feats like you
YaHomiekash - You have a great mindset my friend. I wish you all the success and don’t let anything or anyone get in your way :)
Hell yea violin is real difficult but i am pretty decent with only 1 year of practice. Keep up that mindset
i know that this is 10 months ago, but i am 13 years old too and i’m starting now, how is it going for you?
@@emmavilhelmsdottir9803 it’s never too late. You can pick up an instrument at thirty and still have fun. Don’t worry just have fun that’s all it’s about
Dax Andreas is someone I watched a lot when I started to arrange my own songs. He does make some really nice arrangements! But he's also very quick at making them. Go subscribe to him and say hi from me! Also, if you want to learn guitar without a teacher sign up to www.fender.com/play/mattiaskrantz and support my channel. I have some very cool projects coming up 2019 and I think you will love them, I hope so at least! :)
Nice, love the journey. Thanks for uploading 🎸👍
Omg matthias! It's funny because I'm being sarcastic
Dude plays better after 2 year training than I can after 5 years ;_;
The Master_Mind It’s not about how many years have passed but how much time was invested
@@gabrieldomingos1087 some people jus pick up things faster to tho
Do you practice 4 hours a day?
@@sirtyler9272 i practice all day throughout the, i dont really keep track of the time, i jus enjoy playing so thats wat i do anytime i have free time lmao
Have you ever been to a guitar teacher...?
Ya know, the ending to this video is a really good message. I just, I personally don't have the motivation to play anymore or do anything. I've always loved music and computers, hell I'm in college for software and video game development. Both of these things were things I was extremely passionate about a year and a half ago. I just don't feel the motivation anymore. I don't do any programming or developing outside of projects. I don't play or make music anymore. I have two guitars, a bass, and a piano just collecting dust. It's sad. It's shameful. I don't know why I typed any of this, just a vent I guess. But that joy and passion is something special to have and I wish I could get it back.
Dude, I completely relate to what you are saying. I am studying electronics engineering which I used to be passionate about now I am only passionate about music I do not want to go down the same path, I think the college environment is a big factor. Hope you regain your passion.
start smoking weed. haha... joking... kind of.
I'm 38 years old software engineer, I love my job, it has been my passion since I was a kid, spending nights recompiling the linux kernel in my laptop trying to have a performance boost (which I didn't need it)... but it wasn't always like that. College was extremely frustrating and I took also some time to do other things (management, sales, etc.). Programming and music are quite similar, many programmers (as myself) are also musicians (better than me, I hope). Programming and music are very demanding disciplines. There is nothing wrong feeling unmotivated or taking some time off... just try do identify these moments and find alternatives, something close to them but different, fun. In short time, you will come back to it and you will enjoy it again more than ever. Don't buy the `code (or play) - eat - sleep - repeat`. It isn't real. You need focus but you aren't a machine
Bro..you just need to get your spark back.
Check this out
ruclips.net/video/S2uINxm_wbc/видео.html
@@antondeningures6011 agreed
My brother has been playing for 10 yrs and it grew on to me, so I asked him to teach me and he taught me sadness and sorrow and he left us on February (he didn’t die) and will be coming back in Feb 15 2020 and I lost motivation when he left and watching this really motivated me once again
You should impress him by already having a year's experience when he comes back to teach you =)
I was about To get a heart break and cry when you said February
Hope your brother comes back safe so you can continue playing togather :)
Naruto?
Ayeee 10 days to go good luck seing your brother again
My personal experience of playing guitar, is not just having the greatest guitar or wanting to play your favourite songs that motivate, it's your enthusiasm that pushes you to do better.
i’m 17, i have just bought an epiphone dr-100 today and i am addicted already! my mum was angry as i spent about £100 despite never playing before, however i really want to go somewhere with music. wish me luck, and good luck to any players just starting like me! persistence is key ;)
Awesome bro...good luck :)
By the way i have also started playing fingerstyle only six months ago ! And have uploaded a few covers on my channel :)
Can you please check em out !?
@harrisonak26 You still playing?
Heath Charlton yeah but unfortunately not enough, I’m too lazy
@@hazlad2386 oh ok lmao
"practice 4 hours a day" well I practice 5 or even 10 hours because it's winter break and I have nothing to do but ling ling can practice 40 hours a day
(For those who don't understand the 40 hours a day thing don't question it if you only want to argue)
I fucking love two set lol
40 hours? Is there something I don't know about 🙄
That is the definition of Talent and passion.
Very inspiring. I started playing the guitar last year. I learnt everything from RUclips but recently I felt that I hit a dead end and I started to lose motivation. This gave me a different perspective. I will practice fingerstyle now. His skills are wonderful. I subscribed to his channel. Thank you bro. Keep it up. Stay safe from Algeria 🇩🇿🙂
I am also a guitar player and in almost 3 months i have learned every open chord and bar chords By seeing tutiorial
I wanna learn precautions
I wanna play like your firend and you loved his and your progress
Bro Fist *percussion not precautions
Trust me, buddy, you haven't learned every bar chord out there. You're learned all the basics but there's just so many chords out there it is honestly ridiculous. Some with names you've never even heard before
Thank you Matt. I had a short 3 months course for classical which I stopped due to financial reason. The journey of self learning and teaching is much harder than imagined. You have nobody to tell you the rights from the wrongs, you have only yourself to figure it out There are times that I felt I had reached a plateau for YEARS, and till now I couldn't even be bothered to practice for 30mins. You have shown us the most important thing in success: DISCIPLINE.
Thank you for doing what you do. I wish you health and success in the upcoming years.
Really inspiring to see such amazing progress and know it's simply because someone loved what they were doing. In the last few years I think I've been in a slump, not improving or trying many new things which started to become discouraging. Now, I think I'm gonna make a point of refining my skills everyday and hopefully see so much needed progress in the next few months. Great video
Holy shit I love Dax! So under appreciated!
Same, with the pick. I can’t stand picks. I just never bothered getting one, and the feeling of disconnection from my guitar/ukulele makes me feel weird.
Hey , I am a kid but I also learn guitar on my own. I learnt everything from youtube and now practicing Fingerstyle.
And you were the one who inspired me to do fingerstyle guitar. Thank You!
God bless you. Your emphasis on joy is noted and innerstood. Today you have given me more hope brother. Thank you.
Indigo Submarine Thanks man! Good to hear
Mattias - It's so great to see how you and Dax support each other. Making progress on an instrument takes discipline and tenacity and it seems both of you have what it takes to keep getting better. You also have a great site btw. Keep on keeping on!👍
I think it's cool that depending on your influenses the techniques and skills you learn will differ. At least as an self-taught guitarist.
This gives me hope - I'm 59 and just begun learning guitar so.....XXOOXX
congrulations. If you're interested in fingerstyle, i recommend you free-scores.com classclef.com and also 8notes.com there you can find thousands of free tab from beginner to expert
@@braian7438 ultimate guitar has almost all songs tho
That was an amazing progress video. He's improved over the years by putting in the time. I've played on and off in the past but been consistent for the past 2 years and I've definitely grown. Just excited to see what my 3th year will consist of.
Wish you taught lessons or told us what exactly you used to teach yourself. This was so inspiring and amazing!!
I’ve been self taught for a year, not one guitar lesson and I’ve made so much progress by just learning what I’ve enjoyed in my own time and I love it!
this gives me hope! i started when i was 12 (a year ago) i began teaching myself with youtube videos! i hope my progress can be as exponential as yours!
Wow. Just wow. You became my new inspiration in playing the guitar, even though I’m still a 12 year-old girl, learning new styles of playing the guitar. Thank you for making this video and inspiring me to progress my journey to become a professional guitarist. :)))
Thank you. I'm 11 and this motivated me to keep going. I hope that I will be as good as you.
That message at the end... I'm in awe :')
I am teaching myself guitar with no online help. I play violin and sax wnd i only had 2 weeks of practicong with my freind for fun. I got my first guitar two days ago and i love this vid. It really motivates me
An amazing lesson at the end and well articulated. Thank you Dax and Matthias for making this video. ✌
Now that is a good amount of progress.
As for me,time to go back,practising how to play the g chord,and ending up smashing my wall for screwing it up.
See you in 5 days.
Thanks for this inspiring and motivational video
everyone who got to the end indirectly got rick-roled... i feel violated
That was unexpected
Music brings people together
I’m also self-taught, started when I was 15 and got ‘addicted’ so since I got a guitar I’ve been playing for 2 to 5 hours a day
I'm always motivated on playing instruments just like you and I learned to play them by myself.
Awesome effort to your friend!! Congratulations on your massive process!
I started few weeks back.
I am 24 now, and it is difficult to get time and energy to practice for as long as I want to, as I have a full-time job and have other hobbies (coding, photography, gaming) as well.
Let's see how it goes!
8:53 in the morning. And you are the person i go to. Ur truly inspirational Matthias.
Omg😱 Thank for this video😍😘 i'll back to play guitar again this video motivated to play again! For i learning guitar for 3 years but still so hard for me to learn fingerstyle im still a beginner😢 i cant even do a percussion i can only do is strum a chord😊 so with this video Thank you! AGAIN😊😍
Im in my first year of learning and the video definitely inspired me a lot. Thank you!!!
God bless you. I wish all the best. Your music is beautiful.
Bravo! You are playing the guitar well! Please, keep it up and you will become the best guitar player ever!
Some basic stuffs were taught to me by my elder bro... I have been playing since I was 14 im 19 now
I cant play fingerstyle that well and Im mostly into singing now... Havent made that much improvement in the guitar but I got skills on my voice.. but I got motivated once again seeing this vid so im going back to my guitar lol thanks again. Eye opener! 😍
This is Amazinggggggggggg........You Both are Awesome
love it...cause I'm also a self learner pianist😃
its totally awesome...much of him fingerstyles👌
keep it up bro👍
At 15 I started guitar lessons with a guitar instructor and by now, I have been playing for 3 years. Unfortunately, last year, guitar lessons had been cancelled due to coronovarious, but I kept playing the guitar. Also, I wrote notes on a music note.
The fact that you did not have a good grasp on music theory and you still managed that song... damn. That's awesome.
i'm 16 and i started learning a month ago, u give me hope
I really hope i could be as good as him. I already started teaching myslef last year. Hope everyone will get inspired and join the journey :)
Why is this video so underrated. wtf.
rlynn is also my favorite. I picked up guitar because of cannon rock and I wanted to learn finger style because of Rlynn. I never realised my dream, but It nice to see you having progressed in your skill even though it makes me regret
I recently got an electric guitar and wanted to try playing some of my favorite rock songs and some of them have verses played so quickly I can barely comprehend what just happened, my next big goal to to learn how to play that quick.
Thanks, you literally inspire me.
This made me remember why I wanted to be able to
Play the guitar :) always loved finger style guitar, and somehow ended up with classical guitar.. don't know how... but I will focus on what I love now :) thank you for this video !
You rock!
I’m self taught. I’ve been playing for a little over a years now.
You are a huge INSPIRATION!! Not me spending 460 euro on my Alhambra after I saw this 🥲✌️👏👏👏 Du är bäst Mattias!!
mind blown!!
I Mattias thanks for this :) I’m waiting for your contents :) kind regards
This inspires me a lot! I'm also 15 and I just had my first guitar😁 my aunt gave it to me, because for some reason my dad won't buy me a guitar🤣. I've been wanting to play the guitar since I was 12, and now, finally I can practice properly and consistently😃
This video got me to pick up guitar.
I started playing at the start of 2019. It was the best thing I could of done. I was a bum for a year and a half out of highschool to scared to go outside and face the real world (I may not be out of this rut but I sure as shit am close to getting out of it). And during that time guitar was the vice to my heart. I’m not the best player but when I do play it frees my mind and gives me hope!
P.S. I’ve made two guitar tunes this past year if you’d wanna check it out go for it!
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I started as a fingerstyle guitarist when i was 12 and quit for about 2 yrs, and then returned when i was 14 still a fingerstyle guitarist, for about 3 months or something I saw face melting guitar solos, after that I switch from fingerstyle to lead playing, I have known that is really my thing, so I kept practicing until now, I can still play fingerstyle guitar but not as good as me playing lead. So yeah that's my story, how's yours?
Very inspiring and very nice of you to support your friend
I'm also self learner and I haven't teacher for teach guitar but I like self learn 😊. And your this vdo is also motivated ...maybe my story will be go like that 😁✌️🎸
this is a great inspiration for self learning players
If you have no life like me,and if you can grind something for hours at a day,you can already play songs like scuttle buttin or rude mood by srv..in about 9 months or less.Dont be intimidated by others who play better,because some day you will play even better than them.If you are a beginner,dont be discouraged by thinking that it is really hard to play..
Wow! How motivating. Thanks!
You have talent! Wonderful!
I'm so glad I found your video today!
love your hardwork broooooooo.......
Your amazing! And really inspiring!!! Im just starting out on guitar and would LOVELOVE aNy tips or links to free online lessons and such
I am at my 2 year of playing and when I see when it was yours you are way better than I am right now 😱
Thanks matt! this made me want to give another shot at learning guitar
Hey!
I stared when I was 17. Now I'm 18 and I learnt a lot in the past year. I'm self thought guitarist.
Can you prescribe me a good website from where I can learn furthermore? (if it's free then it'll be great)
Thank you. 🖤
You have almost the exact same story as mr, I’m currently at the “inspiring artist that I look up to” part.
Really great ....but it will more melodies and harmonies if you slab the strings little more softly.....
Such a motivation! dudeeeeeeee im trying to learn fingerpicking style too
HEY! I am 15 and I learn to play the guitar...self taught...do you know something that could help me to improve? (For free if possible) Maybe an app or something.
Thank you! Btw YOU ARE SOOO GOOD!!
Daria Boldea I’m about the same age as you and I use the website songster.com a lot. It has a lot of free tabs, I recommend you to check out the guitarist Tommy Emmanuel (if you play acoustic)
@@historicalvoices Thank you sooo much!!❤❤❤
Nu te baza pe taburi. Nu imprumuta stilurile si frazele muzicale ale altora, ci formeaza-ti-le pe ale tale. Ia lectii de chitara de la un profesor BUN si invata multa teorie muzicala. In modul asta poti ajunge de 10 ori mai buna decat tipul asta din videoclip si vei progresa intr-un timp mult mai scurt depinzand se cate ore pe zi repeti si de cat de mult iti place sa faci asta. Succes.
But what if what I enjoy is technical/progressive metal that literally took the writers years to learn? :D
Stuff like Between the Buriend and Me, Haken, The Hirsch Effekt, vildhjarta, Exotic Animal Petting Zoo...
I found that I probably can't ever play a single song of them entirely, but I still enjoy playing the things I can play.
So I guess you're right.. just have fun with what you do.
Best Guitar Moti Video on RUclips.
I’m teaching myself since 1.1.18 and I’m pretty good. Actually getting a e guitar this christmassssss
Play, play, and keep playing!
I've been playing for a year and seven months, I'm pretty good, I just need to practice more lol...I have an acoustic and two electrics, but I wanna save up and get an Ibanez 12 string
I bought your tabs for 10 levers of guitar. It was really good❤️👍
Thank you so much🙌🥳
It’s so amazing how much you’ve grown since I first commented on this channel. Still remember the time you followed me on insta, sadly not anymore ahahah
Oh sorry! Send me a dm, I sometimes clean my insta and if I don’t remember why I followed someone... Nothing personal😁
Great job, that's awesome progress!
i'm not gonna lie but i think like i'm like you i learn from tab and fingerstyle lesson . watching this make me wanna practice more and more
Just Lovely Bro..
Great inspiration!!! Great playing!!! Than you
i started playing 1 month ago after producing for a year and damn its easy to learn but discovering new things is hard
what do you suggest to get more skills
One thing I want to point out, the fact that you didn't take guitar lessons is not something that makes you "have" to study. Bet you don't know what you're doing in terms of playability, chord progressions, techniques etc. If you like guitar, if you love music, having guitar or music lessons won't make it a chore. It will make you improve and aspire to do better. I did take lessons in the early stages of learning guitar and it pushed me to learn more. If my teacher wanted me to practice a certain technique I would reach his lesson with the technique almost perfect and tons other I was studying in the side. So no, it's a lie that you shouldn't take lessons, or "it's the best thing you should do". It depends on the teacher, there are teachers who just throw you information without any context. Myself as a teacher, 10 years after I started studying music and after I took my formation in guitar teaching, I can say that I always make my students try to learn by using real examples. Let's say you're learning your first few chords, I might as well throw you a bunch of songs to play with and try to keep up and most of the time my students come to me "yeah I actually noticed I could play X and Y song with these chords too!" and they're super happy when they do it! Each boundary you overtake is an accomplishment and most people love that feeling and many of them try to actually practice to feel that feeling. But I understand what you mean. Enjoy your job so much that it's not a job anymore it's a hobby. So yes, sorry for the long text and keep up the good work
Great 14 day lessons. It really helped me
What did you learned
The thing is I know practice is important but I just want to know what to practice!!
Now he's the inspiration
Is it a concert guitar you are using?
I really love all your videos
Top tip. Always have a guitar in the boot (trunk) of your car and practice whenever you’re waiting for someone or something. You never ever get bored and are productive this way.
I have a car guitar only for this
Im 15 too nd just started this year!