Wow! Thanks for letting us know about "Fender PLAY" Mattias! I will definitely sign up for a 30 DAY FREE TRIAL and improve my guitar playing! You are the best Mattias!
@@ok-tb8ve I'm a beginner too, I know it's hard at the first but keep doing it you'll get it. The first time I sucked at D chord and I kept practicing for 'bout 2 hours and uff I finally got it
Just so you know, this clown thinks that guitar “skill” lives in impressive sounding stupid hammer ons, pull offs, harmonics, tapping, playing the guitar like a drum, and other snazzy looking bullshit that clouds the fact that real skill lives in songwriting, the right hand, feel, and being able to actively noodle with chords and scales (used appropriately) to make the guitar talk and tell a story. I’m sick of guitar you tubers who think they are so god tier at guitar because they know how to play some fucking radio songs with their $4000 guitar and of course every one in the comments just bows down at their knees and says “oh my god that was amazing😭” or “i officially give up playing guitar”. Sorry for rambling but please stop thinking this dude is some Eric Clapton or Tommy Emanuel.
@@ConnorJMC41 umm yeah sure he aint a guitar god but he's good you gotta admit that, and those hammer ons and pull offs and using the guitar as drums adds dimension to the playing.
@@ConnorJMC41 “Every guitar youtuber is full of themselves for playing and recording it” - Connor J. Mc I’m sure some people have egos when it comes to guitar; especially people with big followings on a platform like youtube. But come on now dude. This blind assumption is just sounding like you’re worked up at innocent people for no reason.
@@_Kobold_ that was a reference to the original joke (copyright strikes -> calendar strikes = haha) yeah i got -2 in attention, @kevin pereira also mentioned that before my comment 😢 also, i actually know Swedish better than German so SKAMMEN
Umm... when I was 11 years old I already progressed alot with the guitar because of hardwork. I'm Asian, but if you're lazy nothing will happen with you...
@@Ash808s I got the joke. It's just that I'm tired of seeing people type these kind of comments. Especially the "Roses are red, violets are blue. There will always be an Asian, better than you."
Practicing six to seven hours a day consistently is what really did it for him. The guitar is about consistency not so much how many years you've put into it.
I’ve been playing about the same time and I’m only at his 800hr range. Like him, lost motivation and kinda stopped playing as much as I used to. No bueno, it’s really calming.
Take heart guys and gals if you're scratching your head at this guys development and thinking about chucking it in. I've been playing guitar since I was 13 and am now 60 and I want you to know that this young man learned at an extremely accelerated pace. (I am VERY impressed!) Most new students will take at least a year to attain the abilities he shows by around 30 hours. Some people in fact take much longer, depending on how motivated they are and some folks never progress beyond that point which is perfectly fine if you are content being able to sing along to your own basic though perfectly competent guitar skills. If you do want to continue to advance there is plenty of information online to help you do just that but be patient and understand that we all progress at our own speed and we all have different things to say on the instrument. It's not a race it's a means of expression and a wonderful hobby if you decide to stay with it. Have fun!
I’m one of the people who never progressed, although I’ve had my guitar since before yr 2011. Lol it’s cos I would go months without playing. And when I’d finally pick up my guitar, my fingers would start hurting again and I’d feel frustrated and stop all over again. Plus my left pinky is weird. It always locks at 90 degrees, like a hook, and it makes a popping sound when it unlocks. Clearly this brings me more frustration as I can’t change chords or fingerpick without my pinky locking. Grr
I knew I shouldn't have clicked on this video, I didn't want to, but I did, and now all my musical achievements have been overrun by some dude who could play well at 30 hours.
Do not be discouraged this guy is talking crap, keep playing mate. Even if he is telling the truth he achievement has not bearing on your as person or player.
I started to play on my guitar when I was 7 years old, now I'm close to the 70's and the only thing I've got out of my guitar playing is ... I own a guitar that's over 60 years old. 😁😜
@@Neptunia_snowy Yep ... and it looks like a guitar of over 100. It's really ugly and it's also dried in and twisted. I have only kept it to remind myself that abilities do not grow into heaven for everyone. (I think sometimes I can do everything with my hands)
That's so funny, it's amazing how things can just come and go and you just have a bunch of instruments sitting around or anything else you thought you needed. I wish you a happy life, stay safe :)
at first d chord was hard for me, then I looked the efficient way to put my fingers together. Nailed it. But switching between chords isn't that easy for me
For me is still a bitch to switch to B so what i do is i practice playing Alicia Keys fallin cause its just two chords its E and B only so after doing that im able to switch better to that chord then i started playing 4 non blondes whats up which also has the B and now i feel i switch easier to it and it sounds cleaner than before, also i think many P!nk songs have the B chord in them to practice to it.
2:38 Damn I couldn't even play open chords right when I was 2 years into guitar playing and this guy is doing all sort of tapping crazy shit Great job here!
People are forgetting that in the beginning, 30 hours to him was 2 months (practicing 30 minutes each day = 60 days) so he wasn’t just “so good at the beginning”
That would still be VERY shocking given my experience. Not trying to say it would be impossible, but in the few hundred students I've taught over the last decade I've never seen someones muscle memory in regards to jumping directly to a chord with all three/four fingers develop in that short of a time. For the first 1-100 practice hours (over 3-5 months), generally speaking, your fingers still work individually and not as an entire unit. As muscle memory develops, your fingers all start to move together in a single grouped motion to match the shape of the chord rather than find their way to specific, individual frets. Again, it's not like I know whether or not it's impossible for someone to manage that in such a short time; I only have my own experience to go by. But I've never seen anyone even come close from absolute no experience to 30-hours practice resulting in adequate chord transitions, and I have had students who practiced 2-3 hours constantly at the start who are incredible today. So I fully understand why people would find it a bit unbelievable. Still, fun video and fun progress time lapse. Nothing wrong with that.
With a guy that is literally a guitar genius, that is very likely 30hrs. He obviously is gifted. Didn't mean you might get there in 30, but you may in 60 it whatever it takes.
2 months is the very beginning!! I guess for a child that sounds like a long time, but for grown ups that's nothing. That's how long it took for my bed to arrive after I ordered it.
Yeah that +he is really talented. Had this one guy at the music camp, he started playing 9 months ago and was so much better then the rest of us. I think i played for 3 or 4 years at the time. The following year he came back, but guitar became boring - so he played the piano for a week with no prior experience and outperformed other kids playing 3 4 years. It was incredible!
Really many thanks for that lesson. Im 58 years old and I started to play the guitar when I was 14. During I was playing guitar but only few times every month ... not much...Two years ago I had a heart attack and I still alive so I decided to play the guitar again and Im really enjoying now. You teach me that never is to late and that you dont must be the best one ...just enjoyed.... Thank you very much again !
Let people say whatever they want. But sir, (yes, sir) this is pure motivation. I may not be able to practice 6-7 hours a day but I surely will practice more effectively than before. It just hit me like a damn train that im playing for about 800 hours and yet I'm I'm not anywhere near your 800 hours, let alone where you stand today. I will remember your words, ‘You just need to practice abit more than advanced players.’ I will watch this video whenever I need that extra boost. You just became a hero without a cape. Love from Bangladesh.
I love watching a person truly master a passion. The simple yet wonderful beginnings where its function over form. Watching the ever slow evolution in stages. It's like a tide ebbing and flowing. The end result isn't him playing the guitar, but the guitar playing him through every movement and embellishment. We are amazing creatures. I love it. X
@KRAK3N he said he got his first guitar at 14 but didn't play much. He looks what 18 ish at the 30 hour practice mark. So he practiced for 30 over the course of 4 years? I'm dubious myself lol
Have to agree. That was not 30 hours from first picking up a guitar. No way you play a passable “Sweet Home Alabama” after 30 hours, and have multiple chords that you hit with ease and can pick the right strings...unless you’re a genius which he might be...
Ive got almost 7000 hours in at watching youtube and I have to say I'm not any better at it than I was at hour one :( But I can type comments a little faster. Woohoo
This is amazing to see and you have become an unbelievably great guitar player over the past 7 years! For myself, I've wanted to pick up the guitar ever since I was 14 but every time I tried I got unmotivated from the lack of skill, impatience, and finger pain. However, last summer I tried a ukulele at a friend's summer house, learned a simple song with barely any struggle (ofc it didn't sound good but I had a lot of fun with it), and I bought myself a ukulele the moment I got home. Recently I tried to play guitar in our school's music classroom and picked up 5 basic chords right away. It was a lot more fun thanks to my experience with the ukulele which had helped me develop the skills to change chords, apply strumming patterns, and feel no finger pain. This video was a huge motivational push and although I love my ukulele, I can't wait to expand to the guitar as soon as possible and start learning that more as well!
I relate to him so much! I got my classic guitar at grade 5 and got private lesson for about two years but stopped. I started again with classic guitar at grade 9 for a year but stopped again. Later in beginning of grade 12 I started again with acoustic guitar and learned really fast from practicing every night for almost 2 hrs (with a lot of blisters and blood :( ). Currently I am almost done with first semester of grade 12 and I can master almost every middle level guitar music piece in maximum of 2 weeks or less (hard work pays off). I have been stressing so much with SAT and college application but guitar helped me get through those stress and anxieties! Playing guitar just makes me happy and makes me feel proud of myself! To all reading this, don't give up because it's hard but try your best!!! at the end you will feel like you have done something amazing!
To all those wondering how he improved so quickly, concerted and focused practice is not the same as simply playing. 7000 hours of focused practice you'll have this skill. If 10,000 hours of focused practice is what it takes to master something, then 7,000 hours is close to mastery. How to practice: 1. Keep track of your mistakes and weaknesses 2. Select a mistake or weakness you'd like to improve 3. Set a timer for a reasonable duration (30 minutes for example) where you can stay focused for the entire duration. 4. RUclips some exercises of how to improve this weakness, or make your own 5. For 30 minutes (or the time you selected) play these exercises deliberately perfectly (meaning play so slowly that you do NOT make a mistake. If you make a mistake, start the exercise over and slow down so that you execute without a mistake) 6. Take a short break 7. Repeat at step 2 for another 30 minutes 7000 hours of that and you'll be at his skill level, guaranteed. "Playing" is not practice. Practice is practice. Now go practice.
Very good point, and that's what I like to call deliberate practice. Don't just keep doing the same thing over and over, find out what you are doing wrong and make adjustments and focus on that ONE area. You can go out and mindlessly put in the effort and bust your ass at something, but if you are not practicing with focused attention to detail with a specific goal of improving your performance, then you are just wasting all your time and energy for nothing. Like you said, research, deliberate practice, and amount of hours is the key to mastering something. I wish someone told me this concept at a early age.
@@denisde849 Where do you find practice stuff? You are LITERALLY living in an era where you can learn and find ANYTHING on the Internet. Enhance your research skills, you are sitting on a gold mine.
Same. Saw this old guitar in my brothers room he left here after moving out nd was like sure fuck it ill give it a go. And i dont have a clue where id be now if it weren't for doing that
Mattias Krantz: "I did no longer rely on RUclips tutorials. I started to rewind performances in 0,5X speed so I could copy every hand movement." Me: Screw guitar classes, lets go on RUclips.
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I just picked up my first ever guitar yesterday, pretty cheap one but I thought "Hey, sounds like something interesting to do". And honestly, I've done maybe two-three hours of just watching lessons and little practices. I know I just started, but it feels impossible to see me getting any better, just because of how slow and how long it takes to start off, however, I absolutely love playing it already! But after watching this video, this inspired me! Thank you, man, If I ever feel down or at a block, I will just watch this and see how you have improved and overcome those blockages.
Hey bro, i got my guitar delivered yesterday and im practicing it every single free moment that i get, i know how you feel cuz i feel the same way you do, we cant give up now no matter what or we will be losers and losers dont win anything in life, you get me? Pce
You’ll be fine. In half a year you’ll be at a whole new level of play, in the beginning things progress a lot faster than you might expect. Just try to practice everyday ;)
Here's my progression Stage 1: Smoke on the Water, Enter Sandman, Satisfaction, Nothing Else Matters, etc. Stage 2: the four basic open chords G, D, Em, and C Stage 3: power chords and putting the power chords together with the four chords Stage 4: the rest of the open chords like A, E, Am, and Dm Stage 5: learning the CAGED system and how to switch between all the major and minor chord shapes. And that's basically how you get to be a rhythm guitar player.
This is so inspiring Today I was feeling a bit low as soon this video ends I can spot a smile on my face along with positive energy Your hard work really paid well And yes your original song is so simple but it sounds so good
For EVERYBODY saying 30hours is a short amount of time to have learnt something like this, keep in mind its total hours. It does not mean he sat for a day practicing, rather he practiced and “perfected” easy concepts Through likely 2-3h a day of practice, for what i estímate is two weeks. Its not the same playing 30h straight in one sitting rather than practicing for two weeks now is it?
I've owned a guitar for around 3 years and haven't played it for 2, and this video just gave me all the feels and made me want to learn again. Thanks. :)
Why? Because of the ammount of hours it took? If you play video games and check how many total hours you've sunk into them, then you'll understand that it really isn't that many hours. More so, playing guitar requires a lot more set of skills than playing video games. I love video games dont get me wrong but i'd rather be doing something that can improve myself and that I can perform to wider spectrum of audience.
@@RenTheGreat Ever heared of e-sports? Aside from that I know this takes skill but not necessarily more than a video game. Sure it's more impozing to play an instrument but don't assume it takes more skill to play a hard piece than being the first worldwide in a game. :D
@@szabolcsdemeter1536 I do know about esports. But even though it's a fairly large industry it's nowhere near as large as the music industry. esports tailors to a niche group of people. The majority of gamers dont even watch esports. Most people however from a wide variety of backgrounds would enjoy a concert put on by a skilled guitar player.
I'm 24 years, and you motive me to learn again. I practiced a few years ago, but I want to do it again. I don't remember anything. Thanks for the inspiration!
I hope you liked this video. I’m not used to edit something this long, so there’s probably a bunch of mistakes. I had to learn Final Cut pro from scratch (moved from Sony Vegas). All videos in this video is from my youtube channel so you can find all videos there if you want too:)
pink Fungi I still have a free trial on final cut so it’s not too late to change! Why do you think premiere is a better alternative? I’ve messed around with it on my windows a while ago and it looks pretty similar to final cut
Rogstar I really struggled with finger style until I watched this video and I learned finger style easily after watching it. ruclips.net/video/NCvoMMJyCok/видео.html
@@StrengthScholar0 Chors from smeels llike teen spirit or sweet home alabama are easy to learn wdym you can learn one of theese in 2 hrs without knowing shit
Wow. Your playing took my breath away and sucked me in. That was such an intimate and beautiful experience to be able to see. You play heavenly. I could truthfully say I could sit quietly for hours watching you play, fully engrossed and mesmerized. Thank you for sharing your pains and talents with us. Very inspiring.
u can play every day for 30 days an hour or two a day or you can play 8 hours in 4 days, guess which one will be better ? practice your skill and if you do it every single day, i swear to you on the 700th day you will be better
You my guy are very talented. Most people who learn guitar can only play others peoples music, but you went and made your very own song. I applaud you for that.
same, lol. Secretly jelly. Guitar never clicked with me even after a couple hundred hours I was stuck as the same stuff. My woodwind xp translated over to piano and I learned quickly.
I enjoyed very much seeing this progress. Proof that with patience and consistent practice you can become very good at any new talent/skill. Thank you for sharing
Haha alright you're creative! If I worked in a music company I would've taken you in already. Been subscribed to you for almost 2 years now and I enjoy watching all your videos. Don't ever stop man! A finger injury won't be stopping you from becoming the next Sungha jung or maybe the first Mattias Krantz! 😄❤️
Man that's awesome. I think this is the first "progression" videos I've seen someone make for the guitar. (I'm sure there are plenty others out there) The fact that you kept track of and recorded your progress over that period of time for everyone to see is great. Whether you know it or not it's videos like these that can motivate people to stick with guitar or any other instrument even if they get frustrated and lose confidence in themselves.
It took me years before tackling the monster known as Wonderwall, I had to be pushed into it by a friend, I spent hours, dreading each second, the pain of my fingers getting to the correct speed. Through The Fire and Flames, Classical Gas, and Gran Vals were nothing in comparison to this beast. I barely managed to make it through the first section, and I can only play it for five seconds before getting tendonitis in my left forearm from its demanding technique.
That's not a skill you reach in 30 hours. He obviously is a returning guitar player. But there are indeed some roadblocks which need to be surpassed. Some get over them slower and others faster. Even if you have short fingers, or fat fingers or whatever. You'll get over them if you practice enough. After that I can guarantee that you'll start to see noticeable improvements and enjoy playing even more. You DO NOT waste money and you DO NOT need to find another hobby if you love playing. WTF is wrong with you people throwing shit like that? Do you even know what a hobby is? You don't need to be Francisco Tarrega or Andres Segovia to enjoy playing the guitar. You don't need to prove anyone that you're better than them. It's about being you with the music you like.
You have inspired me to be better. You have definitely progressed to the level of a legend. Please consider releasing an acoustic guitar album. You're awesome man
I always lost my pick in the soundhole. After 30 hours of turning my guitar upside down to shake it out, I did 2 things. One, I bought a Tacoma Roadking with an offset sound hole and then I quit using a pick on an acoustic. That said, I have recently learned Lola and use a pick on it. I read these comments and can say that anyone learning guitar today has it way easier than an old fart like me. You Tube has made it very easy to learn. Some good teachers on here for sure. I'll keep their names to myself.
@Ned Kelly What? If u tube isn't helping you to play better u may as well quit now. And as for picks, they are a matter of preference. Old blues players never used picks.
7k hours to master something and we have about 700,800 hours between age 5 and 75. Meaning we could really master about 5 solid things in our lives. What would you like to master with your time left?
@@effenlymassie9203 the first step to success or doing something that is meaningful in your life is to be honest with yourself. You just did that well done not many people can admit it. We all go through that at 16. I'm 31, and I remember those times but you have what it takes to be filled with purpose success and satisfaction from your accomplishments. Take advantage of your youth and keep trying! Don't follow the crowd it's okay.
haha, yeah I listen to some of my early recordings and can barely listen because of how out of tune the guitar is. I didn't even notice back then, now I can't hear anything else
@@johnscroggins7869 chief nobody is jealous of a out of tune guitar, I look back at my first videos and and I wish I knew what a tuner was but it's all part of a learning process.
You know John Mayer actually plays out of tune to, he even admitted it, most of the time he bends is strings to make a different sound on purpose. Obviously the guitar is tuned but he always tries to be different by really pushing his guitar to the limit which set him apart from most.
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Wow! Thanks for letting us know about "Fender PLAY" Mattias! I will definitely sign up for a 30 DAY FREE TRIAL and improve my guitar playing! You are the best Mattias!
wtf is going on with you
He got sponsored too
Shut up bruv
You guys don't like jokes and sarcasm, do you
BRUV SHUT YO FACE
This really inspired me to sell my guitar
And you Noob could not stop light yagami 😂
Hahahaha
999 Shit 🤣
Hey L this is light, I just wanted to ask you why you tried to stop me, criminals deserve justice...
And how did I kill you but you're better than near???
What? He got sweet home Alabama in 30 hours???
It took me a week to learn how to stretch my fingers to a c chord 😂
But C chord is so easy
pain on veins
But I was a beginner
It’s not like i could pull out and easy c chord on the first day and be able to quickly transition to it 🙄
@@ok-tb8ve I'm a beginner too, I know it's hard at the first but keep doing it you'll get it. The first time I sucked at D chord and I kept practicing for 'bout 2 hours and uff I finally got it
well the 30 hours could me in the span of a week or so
prob 1 hour a day for 30 days?
Wish I had 1000 hours of playing guitar rather than in rainbow six siege lol
Same here buddy. whats funny is that I am still a nova though lol. I picked up guitar few years ago, but can only do chords and etc.
Add me troyskie
True relatable af and im still silver lol jk i forgot what rank i am
Same...
I feel personally attacked. Lol.
I learned guitar to impress a girl.
She just cheated anyway.
Now all I have is talent and money.
so worth it
Damn!!!
What more do you need Cuz..
Save that talent and money for someone else. If not, just keep it for yourself!
True guitarist never have money. You are obviously guitfakist who playin' pop, wearing guitar like Lil Vayne
This video should’ve been titled, “I was already good at guitar but now I’m much better”
"than you at least"**
Aint it lol
that 30 hour part could be anyone in about a month or two. Teen spirit is especially easy.
@@unimaginedartist5572 I play for like 14 years now, and i'm somewhere at 30 hour part LOL :D
@@spyware1100 you are scaring me
Never before has a video made me so motivated and unmotivated to improve by guitar skills
Just so you know, this clown thinks that guitar “skill” lives in impressive sounding stupid hammer ons, pull offs, harmonics, tapping, playing the guitar like a drum, and other snazzy looking bullshit that clouds the fact that real skill lives in songwriting, the right hand, feel, and being able to actively noodle with chords and scales (used appropriately) to make the guitar talk and tell a story. I’m sick of guitar you tubers who think they are so god tier at guitar because they know how to play some fucking radio songs with their $4000 guitar and of course every one in the comments just bows down at their knees and says “oh my god that was amazing😭” or “i officially give up playing guitar”. Sorry for rambling but please stop thinking this dude is some Eric Clapton or Tommy Emanuel.
@@ConnorJMC41 umm yeah sure he aint a guitar god but he's good you gotta admit that, and those hammer ons and pull offs and using the guitar as drums adds dimension to the playing.
@@ConnorJMC41 Who claimed he was either one of those individuals?
Totally unrelated but I love ur pfp
@@ConnorJMC41 “Every guitar youtuber is full of themselves for playing and recording it” - Connor J. Mc
I’m sure some people have egos when it comes to guitar; especially people with big followings on a platform like youtube. But come on now dude. This blind assumption is just sounding like you’re worked up at innocent people for no reason.
7000 hours in 7 years is almost 3 hours a day for 7 years straight
that's some dedication right there
It's some bullshit, this guy is an amateur.
@@kyleop1 Maybe not the greatest guitarist of all times but definitely a good one
@@AgentMCCityDE - Kyle is just bitter and jealous. No way to live life.
@@kyleop1 nah you just jealous of his talent lol :)
“This guy is an amateur” 🤦🏻 I’m curious... Can you post a video of your playing to show us what is a “real” professional?
Why he spell months like he’s trying not to get copyrighted by a calendar
He's swedish, that's how they write out calendar days.
He might be German
They're really afraid of the calendar strikes
@@antony9025 ?
Was auch immer Du damit meinst ;)
He isn't german. He is swedish. It's said in the video.
@@_Kobold_ that was a reference to the original joke (copyright strikes -> calendar strikes = haha)
yeah i got -2 in attention, @kevin pereira also mentioned that before my comment 😢
also, i actually know Swedish better than German so SKAMMEN
HAAH
Bro just play 1000 hours a day for a week and you'll be good
But, 1 day is just 24 hours
@@exttino r/whoooooosh
Outstanding move
Rangya Alif r/whoooosh how do people like you exist
Pathetic I play 5 hours an hour
After 7 years he has finally hit his next stage: Asian
CatLaBaeK he's evolving
Umm... when I was 11 years old I already progressed alot with the guitar because of hardwork.
I'm Asian, but if you're lazy nothing will happen with you...
αииιкα you clearly didn’t get the joke
@@annika5495 watch the end of the video
@@Ash808s
I got the joke. It's just that I'm tired of seeing people type these kind of comments.
Especially the "Roses are red, violets are blue. There will always be an Asian, better than you."
Took me about a year to get to your "30 hours" stage. 😂
30 Min daily practice bruh u will reach it one Day 😊 just don't lose hope
He was using classical guitar though
Took me like 3 years. Granted then I only practised one hour a week when my mother forced me to do so
@@ishansaha24 and?
@@ishansaha24 its harder on classic
This dude learned more in 30 hours than I have in 6 months.
Good to see that after 30 years of playing I'm still only as good as he was after 30 hours of playing.
I think I'll just burn my guitars now.
Practicing six to seven hours a day consistently is what really did it for him. The guitar is about consistency not so much how many years you've put into it.
Yes, please give up now, thanks.
Marshall 100w Full Stack > technical ability.
😅😅😅
My brain and patience doesn't agree.
it took me 7 years just to learn how to spell gutiar
Congratulations! I’ve been trying to spell geitr for a couple years now, you’re very motivating
You wrote this on someone else's channel
Lucky you dont play Yewkalaiyley....
Y'all spelling it wrong, it's obviously geetar
It's getuar
At just 330 hs this guy destroyed a lot of musicians careers
I’ve been playing about the same time and I’m only at his 800hr range. Like him, lost motivation and kinda stopped playing as much as I used to. No bueno, it’s really calming.
He doesn't know shit about barre chords, that is why he uses a capo. Pussy.
Up the maidens! Polic
lol who is THIS mad about someone using a capo.
@@Repudiate Capos are for pussies
Up the maidens! Polic even when using capo you still need to bar some things
Tfw you've been practicing for 2 years and this guy's 30 hours is still way better
I don’t think it was really 30 hours probably more.
Talent I guess
ikr i been practicing for 3 years now and i can't do what he did in 30 hrs
OmNomLet lmao really? Like how often you practicing?
his fingers are longer then my whole fucking leg
Take heart guys and gals if you're scratching your head at this guys development and thinking about chucking it in. I've been playing guitar since I was 13 and am now 60 and I want you to know that this young man learned at an extremely accelerated pace. (I am VERY impressed!) Most new students will take at least a year to attain the abilities he shows by around 30 hours. Some people in fact take much longer, depending on how motivated they are and some folks never progress beyond that point which is perfectly fine if you are content being able to sing along to your own basic though perfectly competent guitar skills. If you do want to continue to advance there is plenty of information online to help you do just that but be patient and understand that we all progress at our own speed and we all have different things to say on the instrument. It's not a race it's a means of expression and a wonderful hobby if you decide to stay with it. Have fun!
last line...touched my heart!
Does learning 59st bridge song after only playing a month count as an accelerated learning pace?
@@joshuakrusiewicz2447 well it's a great song and yes I'd say tou are doing very well! keep up the good work.
Made my day! :')
I’m one of the people who never progressed, although I’ve had my guitar since before yr 2011. Lol it’s cos I would go months without playing. And when I’d finally pick up my guitar, my fingers would start hurting again and I’d feel frustrated and stop all over again. Plus my left pinky is weird. It always locks at 90 degrees, like a hook, and it makes a popping sound when it unlocks. Clearly this brings me more frustration as I can’t change chords or fingerpick without my pinky locking. Grr
8000 hours in: I CAN PLAY WITHOUT HANDS!
9000 hours be like: "In Soviet Russia, guitar play u"
Unzips pants
I'm dead
10,000 hours in: I am the guitar
I don't know if you're joking. Jimmy Hendrix could play guitar solos with his teeth.
I knew I shouldn't have clicked on this video, I didn't want to, but I did, and now all my musical achievements have been overrun by some dude who could play well at 30 hours.
That's 2 months
Do not be discouraged this guy is talking crap, keep playing mate. Even if he is telling the truth he achievement has not bearing on your as person or player.
Same
why do you need to see my username 30 hours is 6 hours after a day.....
no he meant that at the dude's 30 hour mark, he'd been playing for 30 minutes everyday for 2 months..
I started to play on my guitar when I was 7 years old, now I'm close to the 70's and the only thing I've got out of my guitar playing is ... I own a guitar that's over 60 years old. 😁😜
oh my god. the guitar is really 60?
@@Neptunia_snowy Yep ... and it looks like a guitar of over 100. It's really ugly and it's also dried in and twisted. I have only kept it to remind myself that abilities do not grow into heaven for everyone. (I think sometimes I can do everything with my hands)
That's so funny, it's amazing how things can just come and go and you just have a bunch of instruments sitting around or anything else you thought you needed. I wish you a happy life, stay safe :)
Make a video where you plays guitar pls!! I really wanna see it
🤣
Show off
Here I am trying to hold a guitar
me
Me asf or how I’m gonna get my small hands to do some of the chords
Me rn. Haha
I’ve been taking shits for 18 years and over time I’ve learned how to wipe faster and hold it longer when nessecary
Best comment.
Lol😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Congrats. Where's your video footage?😏😒
We need video proof, or how else will we be able to tell you are telling the truth? Lol 😂
Hes a nine year old, pewd content on his channel.....
In 30 hours i was barely able to change from a c chord to a g chord in a decent amount of time
ikr
at first d chord was hard for me, then I looked the efficient way to put my fingers together. Nailed it. But switching between chords isn't that easy for me
@@yaqeenht5046 for me the A major chord was difficult at the beginning, and yeah, switching chords is an ability that you achieve only with practice.
Lol exactly
For me is still a bitch to switch to B so what i do is i practice playing Alicia Keys fallin cause its just two chords its E and B only so after doing that im able to switch better to that chord then i started playing 4 non blondes whats up which also has the B and now i feel i switch easier to it and it sounds cleaner than before, also i think many P!nk songs have the B chord in them to practice to it.
2:38
Damn
I couldn't even play open chords right when I was 2 years into guitar playing and this guy is doing all sort of tapping crazy shit
Great job here!
People are forgetting that in the beginning, 30 hours to him was 2 months (practicing 30 minutes each day = 60 days) so he wasn’t just “so good at the beginning”
That would still be VERY shocking given my experience. Not trying to say it would be impossible, but in the few hundred students I've taught over the last decade I've never seen someones muscle memory in regards to jumping directly to a chord with all three/four fingers develop in that short of a time. For the first 1-100 practice hours (over 3-5 months), generally speaking, your fingers still work individually and not as an entire unit. As muscle memory develops, your fingers all start to move together in a single grouped motion to match the shape of the chord rather than find their way to specific, individual frets. Again, it's not like I know whether or not it's impossible for someone to manage that in such a short time; I only have my own experience to go by. But I've never seen anyone even come close from absolute no experience to 30-hours practice resulting in adequate chord transitions, and I have had students who practiced 2-3 hours constantly at the start who are incredible today. So I fully understand why people would find it a bit unbelievable.
Still, fun video and fun progress time lapse. Nothing wrong with that.
With a guy that is literally a guitar genius, that is very likely 30hrs. He obviously is gifted. Didn't mean you might get there in 30, but you may in 60 it whatever it takes.
@@a-a-ron_nurse_herp sometimes it not a gift it's passion
2 months is the very beginning!! I guess for a child that sounds like a long time, but for grown ups that's nothing. That's how long it took for my bed to arrive after I ordered it.
Yeah that +he is really talented. Had this one guy at the music camp, he started playing 9 months ago and was so much better then the rest of us. I think i played for 3 or 4 years at the time.
The following year he came back, but guitar became boring - so he played the piano for a week with no prior experience and outperformed other kids playing 3 4 years. It was incredible!
"No matter how good you are, you'll always feel like a beginnter." That's the truth.
I always feel like a beginnter, always beginntering in every adventure
Really many thanks for that lesson. Im 58 years old and I started to play the guitar when I was 14. During I was playing guitar but only few times every month ... not much...Two years ago I had a heart attack and I still alive so I decided to play the guitar again and Im really enjoying now. You teach me that never is to late and that you dont must be the best one ...just enjoyed.... Thank you very much again !
I pretty sure your really really good😂
Not really ...😂
@@fmag4340 Video or didn't happen.
Are sure your not lying, usually someone that has suffered from such a bad thing would say heart attack not hard attack.
Very Sorry for my english... never lie about health
Let people say whatever they want. But sir, (yes, sir) this is pure motivation. I may not be able to practice 6-7 hours a day but I surely will practice more effectively than before. It just hit me like a damn train that im playing for about 800 hours and yet I'm I'm not anywhere near your 800 hours, let alone where you stand today. I will remember your words, ‘You just need to practice abit more than advanced players.’ I will watch this video whenever I need that extra boost. You just became a hero without a cape. Love from Bangladesh.
I love watching a person truly master a passion. The simple yet wonderful beginnings where its function over form. Watching the ever slow evolution in stages. It's like a tide ebbing and flowing.
The end result isn't him playing the guitar, but the guitar playing him through every movement and embellishment. We are amazing creatures. I love it. X
Guitar Pick: Am I a joke to you?
The pick will go to another dimension,and will never come back again
@@luckylubis_ Is that what happened to my Bob Marley Pick set? If so I'm upset at quantum physics
@@luckylubis_ what, did it fall in the sound hole?
Picks are for losers the real legends never use picks. Paco de Lucía, Segovia, Tomatito, etc. Never used a pick and recommended against it
@@jeff3963 why?
me: okay after a year I think I've improved quite a bit
me after watching this vid: this guy better than me after 30 hours tf
Not possible after 30 hours..
@@pietsalusava8803 yeah, he's full of shit
😂😂😂😂
I think you can learn strumming and a few chords pretty quick If you practice everyday
@KRAK3N he said he got his first guitar at 14 but didn't play much. He looks what 18 ish at the 30 hour practice mark. So he practiced for 30 over the course of 4 years? I'm dubious myself lol
6:20 October 2016, 3300 hrs
6:28 December 2016, 4140 hrs
In 2 months he did 4140-3300=840 hrs
In 1 month = 420 hrs
In 1 day = 14 hrs
Serious shit 🔥
That seems a bit fishy
That was oktober, not October. Y'a know, Russia time... Not the same
He quit playing guitar because he said his shoulder I think was seriously injured from practicing and treating guitar like a full time job
@@brainloading5543 russia?
@@schwepp_7310 ik someone who plays 18 hours a day. Only professionals can do that since they don't really have anything else to do.
30 hours and already better than me practicing almost every day for over a year.... Nice....
I feel you..man i feel nasty..
Have to agree. That was not 30 hours from first picking up a guitar. No way you play a passable “Sweet Home Alabama” after 30 hours, and have multiple chords that you hit with ease and can pick the right strings...unless you’re a genius which he might be...
Ye that had to be more like 100 hours
Same thing here 😂
@Mathieu Revel I doubt it too. Seems like he can even play bar chord no problem
7000 hours with guitar
Me: 10.000 hours on steam Dota.
Me: cry in the corner
Delete dota
6k hrs here.
Just hit 3k yesterday. Time to find a new hobby!
Me, 2500 hours. Already stop playing since 3 years ago... after 3 months, the addiction of pudge's hook is over..
You must be so good at dota then 😇
Ive got almost 7000 hours in at watching youtube and I have to say I'm not any better at it than I was at hour one :( But I can type comments a little faster. Woohoo
hahah, i feel ya :D
Robert Gelinas I wonder how much hours I actually have after like 8 years
I have almost 11 years on youtube I wonder how many hours I have over my accounts
I can relate been 'noodling' for 20 years...still feel like a stone cold beginner. Very discouraging at times...
you are a genius though
“7,000 hours of my mom telling me to keep it down....”
This is so true in my case 🤣
I thought i was alone
69 likes lol
i dont wanna disturb it
sorry
dropkick your mom
One of the humblest and inspirational RUclipsr :)
I dont know how I got here, but I'm happy you did this video! You got me inspired ;)
jeez man, did not think id see you here. you got any more tunes out?
Why does your bass have six strings? Weird.
Davie would be proud of you
You've beat me kid. Not bad, not bad at all
S L A P like now
Davie would be proud of you..trust me he will...
@@eddan9098 -.- what about me
This is amazing to see and you have become an unbelievably great guitar player over the past 7 years!
For myself, I've wanted to pick up the guitar ever since I was 14 but every time I tried I got unmotivated from the lack of skill, impatience, and finger pain. However, last summer I tried a ukulele at a friend's summer house, learned a simple song with barely any struggle (ofc it didn't sound good but I had a lot of fun with it), and I bought myself a ukulele the moment I got home. Recently I tried to play guitar in our school's music classroom and picked up 5 basic chords right away. It was a lot more fun thanks to my experience with the ukulele which had helped me develop the skills to change chords, apply strumming patterns, and feel no finger pain. This video was a huge motivational push and although I love my ukulele, I can't wait to expand to the guitar as soon as possible and start learning that more as well!
I relate to him so much! I got my classic guitar at grade 5 and got private lesson for about two years but stopped. I started again with classic guitar at grade 9 for a year but stopped again. Later in beginning of grade 12 I started again with acoustic guitar and learned really fast from practicing every night for almost 2 hrs (with a lot of blisters and blood :( ). Currently I am almost done with first semester of grade 12 and I can master almost every middle level guitar music piece in maximum of 2 weeks or less (hard work pays off). I have been stressing so much with SAT and college application but guitar helped me get through those stress and anxieties! Playing guitar just makes me happy and makes me feel proud of myself! To all reading this, don't give up because it's hard but try your best!!! at the end you will feel like you have done something amazing!
To all those wondering how he improved so quickly, concerted and focused practice is not the same as simply playing. 7000 hours of focused practice you'll have this skill. If 10,000 hours of focused practice is what it takes to master something, then 7,000 hours is close to mastery.
How to practice:
1. Keep track of your mistakes and weaknesses
2. Select a mistake or weakness you'd like to improve
3. Set a timer for a reasonable duration (30 minutes for example) where you can stay focused for the entire duration.
4. RUclips some exercises of how to improve this weakness, or make your own
5. For 30 minutes (or the time you selected) play these exercises deliberately perfectly (meaning play so slowly that you do NOT make a mistake. If you make a mistake, start the exercise over and slow down so that you execute without a mistake)
6. Take a short break
7. Repeat at step 2 for another 30 minutes
7000 hours of that and you'll be at his skill level, guaranteed. "Playing" is not practice. Practice is practice. Now go practice.
nice
I thought everyone just watched these videos for fun, guess not.
Very good point, and that's what I like to call deliberate practice. Don't just keep doing the same thing over and over, find out what you are doing wrong and make adjustments and focus on that ONE area. You can go out and mindlessly put in the effort and bust your ass at something, but if you are not practicing with focused attention to detail with a specific goal of improving your performance, then you are just wasting all your time and energy for nothing. Like you said, research, deliberate practice, and amount of hours is the key to mastering something. I wish someone told me this concept at a early age.
And where do i find practice stuff? What songs to play? What chords? This is impossible for beginners.
@@denisde849 Where do you find practice stuff? You are LITERALLY living in an era where you can learn and find ANYTHING on the Internet. Enhance your research skills, you are sitting on a gold mine.
0:58 when you find a classmate cute and realized you're homeschooled
what are you doing, step-bro?
Outstanding! My first LOL in whole damn thread.
69 likes my life is complete
🙁😮😮
Legendary
You are extremely talented. After 330 hours, most beginners are still struggling to transition from Am to G. I'm a guitar teacher.
MrDontKnow stop fishing for compliments kinda makes u seem insecure
Your students are lying to you about how much they practice
very nice of you, giving classes to those who have no arms
You must be a pretty bad teacher if it takes 300 hours to learn what I taught my 8 year old brother in his first lesoon
@Nick does Quad drumming u clearly havent seen Sungha Jung......
I'm 14 years old and i have just started learning guitar hope someday i shall become successful....
Same. Saw this old guitar in my brothers room he left here after moving out nd was like sure fuck it ill give it a go. And i dont have a clue where id be now if it weren't for doing that
Did you lose motivation yet
10 minutes a day is all you need
It will don't worry
If you want it
You will kid
Some random guy: wow I wish I had natural talent like you!
- : There is no talent noob, take your guitar and do more practice!!
Now you have something money cannot buy. Really impressive, a great example to those who want a quick fix. Kudos.
Mattias Krantz: "I did no longer rely on RUclips tutorials. I started to rewind performances in 0,5X speed so I could copy every hand movement."
Me: Screw guitar classes, lets go on RUclips.
i second you
I am two months old, thanks for the inspiration, one day I am gonna be big!
Fuck, I only learned to speak at arround 2 years, that's some asian level type of shit
Good Morning. Or Evening. Or even night, depending on what your time zone is that is appliacable to you. Anyways, I am here to consult with you that I am a highly educated infant that was born today and I have the capability to talk and read chapter books. I pondered this information might be good and healthy for you, just in case you had needed to know. Anyways, I hope you enjoy the rest of your day. Or night. I'm not sure...
@@cinderleaf9325 You are a shape shifting asian, stop lying.
Nice job with the improvs, they sound great!
and when you are big enough you can play a tuba hahahhah
Ma12345Ho if your english is that good after 2 months aim higher and just play guitar as a hobby : P
Ehhh What the hell... How Where you good from the beginning
God gave me long fingers
He rehearsed tough songs.. Md finger style
He rehearsed tough songs.. Md finger style
@@Mattiaskrantz lol😂
iArid I mean, I have played for 4 yrs now and I sucked hard in the beginning...like the first 2 yrs
I just picked up my first ever guitar yesterday, pretty cheap one but I thought "Hey, sounds like something interesting to do". And honestly, I've done maybe two-three hours of just watching lessons and little practices. I know I just started, but it feels impossible to see me getting any better, just because of how slow and how long it takes to start off, however, I absolutely love playing it already! But after watching this video, this inspired me! Thank you, man, If I ever feel down or at a block, I will just watch this and see how you have improved and overcome those blockages.
Hey bro, i got my guitar delivered yesterday and im practicing it every single free moment that i get, i know how you feel cuz i feel the same way you do, we cant give up now no matter what or we will be losers and losers dont win anything in life, you get me? Pce
You’ll be fine. In half a year you’ll be at a whole new level of play, in the beginning things progress a lot faster than you might expect. Just try to practice everyday ;)
I'm on my first week now. Goodluck to the both of us man.
Yowan Sinzalie how is it going for you guys now
How’s your progression?
This is incredible! Hard work pays off!
Im actually impressed by how you calculated your hours though.
lol haha
Your profile pic says it all
Thanks! It's mostly estimated though
yeah, no way you can play like that in 30hours, it's fake asf lol
@@diegolisandror2 I did
Here's my progression
Stage 1: Smoke on the Water, Enter Sandman, Satisfaction, Nothing Else Matters, etc.
Stage 2: the four basic open chords G, D, Em, and C
Stage 3: power chords and putting the power chords together with the four chords
Stage 4: the rest of the open chords like A, E, Am, and Dm
Stage 5: learning the CAGED system and how to switch between all the major and minor chord shapes.
And that's basically how you get to be a rhythm guitar player.
Swam wait ive never played gutair but did you go backwards i don’t understand
You played nothing else matters before chords? Gtfo
@@amielmaharaj4477 the fuckin beginner intro yeah
Dave Albright TABs
I can do all that I'm just really bad with strumming patterns and then singing with the guitar
This is so inspiring
Today I was feeling a bit low as soon this video ends I can spot a smile on my face along with positive energy
Your hard work really paid well
And yes your original song is so simple but it sounds so good
For EVERYBODY saying 30hours is a short amount of time to have learnt something like this, keep in mind its total hours. It does not mean he sat for a day practicing, rather he practiced and “perfected” easy concepts Through likely 2-3h a day of practice, for what i estímate is two weeks. Its not the same playing 30h straight in one sitting rather than practicing for two weeks now is it?
I've owned a guitar for around 3 years and haven't played it for 2, and this video just gave me all the feels and made me want to learn again. Thanks. :)
This was waaaay more demotivating than motivating...
Why? Because of the ammount of hours it took? If you play video games and check how many total hours you've sunk into them, then you'll understand that it really isn't that many hours. More so, playing guitar requires a lot more set of skills than playing video games. I love video games dont get me wrong but i'd rather be doing something that can improve myself and that I can perform to wider spectrum of audience.
@@RenTheGreat Ever heared of e-sports? Aside from that I know this takes skill but not necessarily more than a video game. Sure it's more impozing to play an instrument but don't assume it takes more skill to play a hard piece than being the first worldwide in a game. :D
@@szabolcsdemeter1536 I do know about esports. But even though it's a fairly large industry it's nowhere near as large as the music industry. esports tailors to a niche group of people. The majority of gamers dont even watch esports. Most people however from a wide variety of backgrounds would enjoy a concert put on by a skilled guitar player.
Szabolcs Demeter esports 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@szabolcsdemeter1536 Yes its harder to be a top e-sports gamer, but you don't have to be constantly coked up when maintaining a singing career
This is the most epic progress video I have ever seen
I'm 24 years, and you motive me to learn again. I practiced a few years ago, but I want to do it again. I don't remember anything. Thanks for the inspiration!
I hope you liked this video. I’m not used to edit something this long, so there’s probably a bunch of mistakes. I had to learn Final Cut pro from scratch (moved from Sony Vegas). All videos in this video is from my youtube channel so you can find all videos there if you want too:)
oof why didn't you choose premiere
Why did you switch?
@@fishedits3451 vegas hasn't been updated in like forever
Wow. You are my inspiration. BTW How did you practice 7 hours a day?Din't you go to school?
pink Fungi I still have a free trial on final cut so it’s not too late to change! Why do you think premiere is a better alternative? I’ve messed around with it on my windows a while ago and it looks pretty similar to final cut
I love how most acoustic guitarists' (including myself) goal at first is to complete a Sungha Jung arrangement
Maybe see paco de lucia, i bet sungha jung wets himself in his dreams to play like him
Rogstar I really struggled with finger style until I watched this video and I learned finger style easily after watching it.
ruclips.net/video/NCvoMMJyCok/видео.html
Just finished his Jason Mraz arrangement and feeling pretty good :)
I've practiced for about 5000 hours and I don't know what in ternation that is
Savagebeast893 probably one of the best fingerstyle guitarist on RUclips if not the best
I just don’t believe he was playing those tunes in the opening scene after 30 hours.
Jungle if he focused on learning the song instead of focusing on the “beginners” stuff is possible
Adrian Ramos bollocks.
Yeah I call bullshit on the 30 hour figure. The rest of it seems legit though.
Herbert Truzzi he literally has an original song in this video
@@StrengthScholar0 Chors from smeels llike teen spirit or sweet home alabama are easy to learn wdym you can learn one of theese in 2 hrs without knowing shit
Wow. Your playing took my breath away and sucked me in. That was such an intimate and beautiful experience to be able to see. You play heavenly. I could truthfully say I could sit quietly for hours watching you play, fully engrossed and mesmerized. Thank you for sharing your pains and talents with us. Very inspiring.
You're a true inspiration for those who still have a long way to go in guitar playing (like me lol)
Your 30 hour level is my 300 hour level...
u can play every day for 30 days an hour or two a day or you can play 8 hours in 4 days, guess which one will be better ? practice your skill and if you do it every single day, i swear to you on the 700th day you will be better
Same
Mine is 3000
Practice for 30 hours isn't same with playing for 30 hours
😂
This is exactly the video I needed today, I’m home sick and I’m gonna try to get as good as you one day
me too
You my guy are very talented. Most people who learn guitar can only play others peoples music, but you went and made your very own song. I applaud you for that.
*Amazing progress.* He even changed his face @16:25
Well done. Good motivation for all of us !
Yeah 😂 ‼️ that person at the end did not look like him
Whoooosh
lmao
He changed his whole nationality
LOOOOOL
Finally after 2846 hours the guitar is in tune :D .. seriuosly though good job keeping the discipline and advancing so fast
Why I'm here? I play the piano.
same, lol. Secretly jelly. Guitar never clicked with me even after a couple hundred hours I was stuck as the same stuff. My woodwind xp translated over to piano and I learned quickly.
Thankfully I know guitar and piano 😂
Same
Paralyzed Nigga I can't believe there still are people like you that uses gay as an insult🤦♀️
I enjoyed very much seeing this progress. Proof that with patience and consistent practice you can become very good at any new talent/skill. Thank you for sharing
Haha alright you're creative! If I worked in a music company I would've taken you in already. Been subscribed to you for almost 2 years now and I enjoy watching all your videos. Don't ever stop man! A finger injury won't be stopping you from becoming the next Sungha jung or maybe the first Mattias Krantz! 😄❤️
Sungha Old
Dude, that was an exponential growth over the 6k hours of practice, congratulations!
U gave me more inspiration to continue playing guitar, learn percussive style(and Flamenco too) cause i started 5 months ago and wanted to quit
Man that's awesome. I think this is the first "progression" videos I've seen someone make for the guitar. (I'm sure there are plenty others out there) The fact that you kept track of and recorded your progress over that period of time for everyone to see is great. Whether you know it or not it's videos like these that can motivate people to stick with guitar or any other instrument even if they get frustrated and lose confidence in themselves.
7000 hours... So thats about 2 hours and 45 minutes each and every day for the past 7 years... respect
Can you play wonderwall though?
I've been playing for 5 years, can play Ocean by John Butler, Waiting by Calum Graham, Pachelbel's Canon in D, but I don't know how to play Wonderwall
Dan Cloutier haha
Wonderwall is really easy check out some tutorials on youtube...
Joel Berglund Thanks for the advice love. You do realise I was being sarcastic in my comment?
It took me years before tackling the monster known as Wonderwall, I had to be pushed into it by a friend, I spent hours, dreading each second, the pain of my fingers getting to the correct speed. Through The Fire and Flames, Classical Gas, and Gran Vals were nothing in comparison to this beast. I barely managed to make it through the first section, and I can only play it for five seconds before getting tendonitis in my left forearm from its demanding technique.
WTF after 30 hours ur as good as I am now, and Iv'e been playing for 8 years!!!
You should stop studying man.
Learn something else, you are wasting money.
Lol use youtube tutorail by:( Let Play Guitar) He's so good he taught me havana and let her go
I second what Andre says. If that's where you're at after 8 years - time to find a new hobby lol.
@@theFrogLiege Thanks.....Lul
That's not a skill you reach in 30 hours. He obviously is a returning guitar player. But there are indeed some roadblocks which need to be surpassed. Some get over them slower and others faster. Even if you have short fingers, or fat fingers or whatever. You'll get over them if you practice enough. After that I can guarantee that you'll start to see noticeable improvements and enjoy playing even more. You DO NOT waste money and you DO NOT need to find another hobby if you love playing. WTF is wrong with you people throwing shit like that? Do you even know what a hobby is? You don't need to be Francisco Tarrega or Andres Segovia to enjoy playing the guitar. You don't need to prove anyone that you're better than them. It's about being you with the music you like.
You have inspired me to be better. You have definitely progressed to the level of a legend. Please consider releasing an acoustic guitar album. You're awesome man
10:51 has just altered my world view of what it means to be a good guitar player.
ruclips.net/video/yGKan6eX5ug/видео.html
You think different melody's are difficult? :) Go play a piano ;)
@@vandammestijn123 Piano is a lot easier, each hand is independent.
Boy oh boy the world of music you've yet to see, I envy your ignorance.
No disrespect honest
If only my picks would stop going to the alternate universe everytime I drop them :)
Bro i swear 😂😂😂
I always lost my pick in the soundhole. After 30 hours of turning my guitar upside down to shake it out, I did 2 things. One, I bought a Tacoma Roadking with an offset sound hole and then I quit using a pick on an acoustic. That said, I have recently learned Lola and use a pick on it. I read these comments and can say that anyone learning guitar today has it way easier than an old fart like me. You Tube has made it very easy to learn. Some good teachers on here for sure. I'll keep their names to myself.
@Ned Kelly What? If u tube isn't helping you to play better u may as well quit now. And as for picks, they are a matter of preference. Old blues players never used picks.
@@fingersmagoo9344 if u didn't want to name those people who teach then why mention about them,😂 I am so damn curious now. I think I am gonna cry
@@ghostmaster1734 If you got to know, Marty Schwartz, Justin Sandercoe, Robert Baker, Music is Win,, and not for a lesson but Mrs Smith. Ur welcome
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But i am asian.
i'm already asian. do i just become an asian pt 2?
@@zerossilentlibrary you become super sayian asian
So motivating, thank you I always wanted to be an Asian and your words made me more motivated to become one of the elite
I just want a CT scan of this guy's brain. Genius.
7k hours to master something and we have about 700,800 hours between age 5 and 75. Meaning we could really master about 5 solid things in our lives. What would you like to master with your time left?
J P Ugh...I'm 16 right now, but still doing nothing useful in my life...feel like I'm just wasting my time T_T
@@effenlymassie9203 you have time. Listen to this and let me know what you think afterwards.
ruclips.net/video/EFhkdzj-x80/видео.html
@@effenlymassie9203 then listen this.
ruclips.net/video/Kb7_E12FFLw/видео.html
@@effenlymassie9203 the first step to success or doing something that is meaningful in your life is to be honest with yourself. You just did that well done not many people can admit it. We all go through that at 16. I'm 31, and I remember those times but you have what it takes to be filled with purpose success and satisfaction from your accomplishments. Take advantage of your youth and keep trying! Don't follow the crowd it's okay.
J P ur not his dad
he became August Rush after 7 years... well done mate!!!
U just inspired me a lot to take my guitar journey a lots step ahead. Thanks man.
Wow that is absolutely incredible!! You are amazing! keep up the great work.
For all the people you say that he got better faster than them, have you really been practicing, or were just picking at it?
My Dota 2 played 7000 Hours too :(
Same with me... Sad story bro, really sad story
@@TheXalkk Hahahaha...
More like dota poo *dab*
Sheh ... I was relating it to my Dota 2 game time. Found yours here. LOL
bro, how youre rank?
Inspiring video yes. But how you managed to play for so many years with the guitars out of tune is mind boggling.
haha, yeah I listen to some of my early recordings and can barely listen because of how out of tune the guitar is. I didn't even notice back then, now I can't hear anything else
Buster CampfireSongs ...you just jealous
@@johnscroggins7869 chief nobody is jealous of a out of tune guitar, I look back at my first videos and and I wish I knew what a tuner was but it's all part of a learning process.
You know John Mayer actually plays out of tune to, he even admitted it, most of the time he bends is strings to make a different sound on purpose. Obviously the guitar is tuned but he always tries to be different by really pushing his guitar to the limit which set him apart from most.
that’s EXACTLY what i was thinking lol
Respect to the guy who is trying to reach mastery level! You are so near! Keep going!
Thanks making this video bro you really inspired me to keep on practicing.
Me trying to play Baby shark:
Impossible.
Turns out he was good at guitar the whole time
So great. I now really want to start playing the guitar. Your progression inspires so much. Keep doing what you love dude
I have no words to describe your awesomeness, you are just outstanding.
YOU my MAN are a ROCKSTAR!!
2:20 how exactly do you DO that??
cheat codes
It’s fake, don’t worry
you have to purchase the expansion pack to unlock that ability
You dont.
I think he got the fast fingers perk by defeating the tree dragon behind his bush