@G҉ o҉ m҉ m҉ a҉ 40? rookie numbers. im out here pulling 75. (this is a complete joke. currently unable to play because i have to fix things on my guitar. otherwise i would)
A tip I'd like to give u from a guitarist, but it's gonna sound a bit weird. It has just helped me on my journey. If u don't feel like playing the guitar for some time, don't force urself. If u have like a 15 to 30 minutes a day kindoff schedule, don't stick to it very strictly. If u feel like putting the guitar down for a week, it won't be the end of the world. And on the other side, if u feel like playing 6 hours straight for a week, do that too. Don't say "that's enough for today" If you're still motivated to learn or play around.
Protip: if you want to buy brand new fresh strings, get coated ones like Elixir or Ernie Ball Paradigm or something like that. They're more expensive and won't sound quite as good as uncoated ones, but you can play them for hours every single day for literal years and they'll still feel brand new and fresh. "Normal" strings will start to wear out and sound dull after maybe 50-100 hours of use. Then you have to change them out again.
Bought Elixir for my LP over a year ago. Strings still feel like fresh. I play my guitar from time to time since I mainly play bass. As for bass, Elixir is losing brightness same as uncoated ones.
I've been a guitar teacher for a number of years now, and learning basic solos is a great way to discover new techniques! Anything you learn is another tool in your toolbox, learn whatever you want and it will be a productive experience!
I taught kids how to play guitar for a few years and there's a couple things I'd recommend while you start. Buy a metronome or download an app. You won't be playing a song up to speed at the start, but getting the rhythms down early will benefit you in the long run. I'd pick a song you really like, even if it is kinda hard. It shouldn't be the only song you learn, but it's nice when you've spent a week working on something you don't specifically care about to try something you love for a bit. It tends to work best if you play a bit every day rather than a ton once a week. I normally told the kids to play right when they wake up and right before bed for maybe 10 minutes. As for chords, I recommend working on them while you do something else. Sitting on the couch, watching TV, practice moving from shape to shape quickly and accurately. Take your time and and be patient with yourself. We all sucked when we started. We all hated how our fingers felt after a few hours. If I can learn to play the guitar, though, anyone can. You got this.
good luck homie. i've been playing for 13 years and a loooong way to go. i remember when GHP started learning and within a year he was shredding buckethead and A7X. Expectations are high!!
Rob Scallon put out a guitar course recently that is supposedly kind of game like? I haven't had a chance to look at it much yet, but that might be something interesting to look into.
Good for you, man! Real guitar is really tough. I need to get back on practicing it. PS, I always loved your aversion towards the "bleep bloop" songs that have basically become what Guitar Hero is now. I know it's an opinion, but we all have our opinions. You will always be one of the best GH players of all time.
Those are great goals. You already have amazing hand eye coordination from GH, which will help you so much with reading tabs/sight reading skills, and developing hand-ear connection. Just remember that it's ok to feel discouraged if things don't click as fast as you think they could. It mainly just takes a lot of time and experience, but based off of your finger-button mashtery, I think we're in for a real treat \m/
Man, I loved watching you back in the day playing guitar hero ukog. I was really looking forward to watching this series, forgot about it after it died out but sad looking back now. Hope all is well dude, I know life goes on!
It’s great to hear you’re going all the way with this UKOG! Trust me, you will thank yourself so hard years down the line when you can just fucking SHREEEED!
The beginning is gonna be the hardest part. Once you get used to navigating th efret board and understand how different positions relate to each other, that's when it opens up and really gets fun
So excited to see your progress! You inspired me to pick the guitar back up again, so I'm gonna have some fun learning along side you. Quick tip, if you have an audio interface, look up RS_ASIO. It's a couple of files you add to your Rocksmith folder that let's you play with the guitar plugged into an audio interface instead of using the real tone cable. You'll have better sound quality and less lag this way.
I've been playing for about 15 years. Rocksmith can help you get a bit more fluent and help you learn a song for sure. The one thing that it doesn't really help with is the smaller technique aspects like right hand positioning, maybe look for specific videos about that. I struggled with that in the beginning and thought little of it because i got through songs fine, but later on with more difficult stuff little details just make it easier. As for transitioning between chords, what u did was learn switching between 2 of them and then gradually speeding that switch up. Metronome is your friend, learn something slow and then slowly transition to a quicker tempo.
Hey George , great to see you here aswell! Ive bought my guitar last year during the beginning of the lockdown here in Belgium... ive learned to play through youtube videos/lessons but mainly through Rocksmith! For me personally it helps a lot to improve certain aspects of the guitar en it keeps me engaged to keep on playing due to the fact you can jam along with your favorite tracks ... i also suggest to check the site for the custom dlc tracks the community makes. To guide you through the Rocksmith community , you should ask Chainbrain ( RUclips Twitch ) some stuff because he plays rocksmith as a main thing on his channels! Cheers lad , stay good!
I think the game is useful just to get your fingers moving, the feel of the guitar, and the weight and confidence. It's also good for getting used to picking individual strings without having to look. I think people worry too much about using it to "learn songs" which I'm not sure it's really about.
I would also practice alot of different types of bending the stings anywhere on the board and explor all the different sounds you can make :) And a little practice on vibrato
Awesome bro, as a fellow guitarists, I welcome you to the community. P.S. if you don't already know, the pickup closest to the bridge (The bridge pickup) is a humbucking pickup, usually used for harder rock, metal, or just overall anything you don't want the hum for. The single coils are the other two pickups, usually used for things like country, classic rock, that kind of thing. Looks like a great guitar for a beginner.
A guitar solo that might be fun to learn and is fairly easy is "I'd hate to be you when people find out what this song is about" by Mayday Parade. got some faster parts but doesn't do anything difficult.
Good luck dude. Just a bit of advice, if you are having trouble getting your hands to an F chord formation, you can play an F chord by just barring the first fret and playing an E. It's way easier on your hands.
I made the same transition to Rocksmith when the GH Live servers shut down, haven't regretted a minute of it. I highly recommend Like A Stone for your whole song, its an easy great song, plus it has a decent solo. Keep at it bro, good luck! P.S. I think I faced you a couple times in GH Live rivals unless someone stole your gamertag lol if you remember someone having twice as many star power on Mountain Song its cuz the game glitched, only reason I won, you wrecked me on the Jake Bugg song
Learn basic major and minor chords, pick a song you want to play (most important part) and once you get those down try adding the melody to the chords. Also learn a few songs because you can get really burnt out by playing the same song over and over no matter how much you like it. glad you’re learning real guitar now!!!
I started learning acoustic guitar at the end of 2020 (1 hour a day) and now i can play well : Knebel By Lindemann A few Nirvana songs As tears go by By A7X Ace of Spades acoustic By Motörhead I think that's kind of a progress.
I think it would be good if you took your guitar to a luthier, at least once when you are starting. Tell him to set a guitar for a beginner and you'll be good to go :) also try to use light strings when starting out, 9's or even 8's so you'd be more comfortable. Someone in the comments recommened Elixirs, they are awesome :)
Goal any% speedrun setlist 1. Ramones - I wanna be sedated 2. Ramones - I wanna be sedated 3. Ramones - I wanna be sedated 4. Ramones - I wanna be sedated (BEST SOLO IN EXISTANCE OF 6 STRING)
But in all seriousness, check these songs from default Rocksmith'14 setlist: R.E.M. - "Losing My Religion" - chords all the way along Ramones - "Blitzkrieg Bop" - power chords (3 notes, 3 fingers, easy mode to master in a few hours) La Sera - "Love That's Gone" - perfect for starting to play guitar. very slow, very soft, helps to develop brain to read Rocksmith charts. The Shins - "For a Fool" - Same as one above Gold Motel - "Brand New Kind of Blue" - good for melodies and quick switching from singular notes to chords Muse - "Knights of Cydonia" - Advanced beginner song, very VERY useful when you learn all above. And consider to check CDLC community at customforge.org. You can find most of the songs out there if they were not registered as official DLCs for RS'14 yet. Also it is sort of pretty easy to make CDLCs, so be aware that community will storm you with their meme CDLCs Good luck!
Maybe you should contact Danny, @GuitarHeroPhenom, for some tips, he plays high level guitar hero, and more important, he plays HIGH LEVEL ELETRIC GUITAR!
If you wanna put some more practice on top of what you're learning from JustinGuitar, I'd recommend checking out Ben Eller's channel! He's got a ton of videos with excercises that'll get you improving quick!
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15-30 minutes of practice a day every day will do you better than 2 hours of practice two times a week. Gotta create those synapses ;)
This is important!
Just play everyday. That's what I do. Or play as often as possible. And now I'm pretty lit on the geetar
I do 30 mins of improv a day
@G҉ o҉ m҉ m҉ a҉ 40? rookie numbers. im out here pulling 75. (this is a complete joke. currently unable to play because i have to fix things on my guitar. otherwise i would)
A tip I'd like to give u from a guitarist, but it's gonna sound a bit weird. It has just helped me on my journey.
If u don't feel like playing the guitar for some time, don't force urself. If u have like a 15 to 30 minutes a day kindoff schedule, don't stick to it very strictly. If u feel like putting the guitar down for a week, it won't be the end of the world. And on the other side, if u feel like playing 6 hours straight for a week, do that too. Don't say "that's enough for today" If you're still motivated to learn or play around.
Protip: if you want to buy brand new fresh strings, get coated ones like Elixir or Ernie Ball Paradigm or something like that. They're more expensive and won't sound quite as good as uncoated ones, but you can play them for hours every single day for literal years and they'll still feel brand new and fresh. "Normal" strings will start to wear out and sound dull after maybe 50-100 hours of use. Then you have to change them out again.
Bought Elixir for my LP over a year ago. Strings still feel like fresh. I play my guitar from time to time since I mainly play bass. As for bass, Elixir is losing brightness same as uncoated ones.
Smells like teen spirit solo
That's THE starter solo
You’re totally gonna be shredding soon if you keep practicing, rock on
I've been a guitar teacher for a number of years now, and learning basic solos is a great way to discover new techniques! Anything you learn is another tool in your toolbox, learn whatever you want and it will be a productive experience!
I taught kids how to play guitar for a few years and there's a couple things I'd recommend while you start. Buy a metronome or download an app. You won't be playing a song up to speed at the start, but getting the rhythms down early will benefit you in the long run. I'd pick a song you really like, even if it is kinda hard. It shouldn't be the only song you learn, but it's nice when you've spent a week working on something you don't specifically care about to try something you love for a bit. It tends to work best if you play a bit every day rather than a ton once a week. I normally told the kids to play right when they wake up and right before bed for maybe 10 minutes. As for chords, I recommend working on them while you do something else. Sitting on the couch, watching TV, practice moving from shape to shape quickly and accurately. Take your time and and be patient with yourself. We all sucked when we started. We all hated how our fingers felt after a few hours. If I can learn to play the guitar, though, anyone can. You got this.
good luck homie. i've been playing for 13 years and a loooong way to go. i remember when GHP started learning and within a year he was shredding buckethead and A7X. Expectations are high!!
Rob Scallon put out a guitar course recently that is supposedly kind of game like? I haven't had a chance to look at it much yet, but that might be something interesting to look into.
Good for you, man! Real guitar is really tough. I need to get back on practicing it.
PS, I always loved your aversion towards the "bleep bloop" songs that have basically become what Guitar Hero is now. I know it's an opinion, but we all have our opinions. You will always be one of the best GH players of all time.
Those are great goals. You already have amazing hand eye coordination from GH, which will help you so much with reading tabs/sight reading skills, and developing hand-ear connection. Just remember that it's ok to feel discouraged if things don't click as fast as you think they could. It mainly just takes a lot of time and experience, but based off of your finger-button mashtery, I think we're in for a real treat \m/
Man, I loved watching you back in the day playing guitar hero ukog. I was really looking forward to watching this series, forgot about it after it died out but sad looking back now. Hope all is well dude, I know life goes on!
I’m so happy he is uploading more. Keep it up man
It’s great to hear you’re going all the way with this UKOG! Trust me, you will thank yourself so hard years down the line when you can just fucking SHREEEED!
Rocksmith is bettwr used with a guitar with humbucker pickups so that might be why it sounds a bit off
His guitar has a humbucker in the bridge
@@unrep2859 yes however it's a single humbucker with two single coils
The beginning is gonna be the hardest part. Once you get used to navigating th efret board and understand how different positions relate to each other, that's when it opens up and really gets fun
So excited to see your progress! You inspired me to pick the guitar back up again, so I'm gonna have some fun learning along side you. Quick tip, if you have an audio interface, look up RS_ASIO. It's a couple of files you add to your Rocksmith folder that let's you play with the guitar plugged into an audio interface instead of using the real tone cable. You'll have better sound quality and less lag this way.
I've been playing for about 15 years. Rocksmith can help you get a bit more fluent and help you learn a song for sure. The one thing that it doesn't really help with is the smaller technique aspects like right hand positioning, maybe look for specific videos about that. I struggled with that in the beginning and thought little of it because i got through songs fine, but later on with more difficult stuff little details just make it easier.
As for transitioning between chords, what u did was learn switching between 2 of them and then gradually speeding that switch up. Metronome is your friend, learn something slow and then slowly transition to a quicker tempo.
Hey George , great to see you here aswell! Ive bought my guitar last year during the beginning of the lockdown here in Belgium... ive learned to play through youtube videos/lessons but mainly through Rocksmith! For me personally it helps a lot to improve certain aspects of the guitar en it keeps me engaged to keep on playing due to the fact you can jam along with your favorite tracks ... i also suggest to check the site for the custom dlc tracks the community makes. To guide you through the Rocksmith community , you should ask Chainbrain ( RUclips Twitch ) some stuff because he plays rocksmith as a main thing on his channels! Cheers lad , stay good!
I think the game is useful just to get your fingers moving, the feel of the guitar, and the weight and confidence. It's also good for getting used to picking individual strings without having to look. I think people worry too much about using it to "learn songs" which I'm not sure it's really about.
I want to learn too!
I would also practice alot of different types of bending the stings anywhere on the board and explor all the different sounds you can make :) And a little practice on vibrato
Good luck on your journey young one
Also loving the avenged shirt
Awesome bro, as a fellow guitarists, I welcome you to the community. P.S. if you don't already know, the pickup closest to the bridge (The bridge pickup) is a humbucking pickup, usually used for harder rock, metal, or just overall anything you don't want the hum for. The single coils are the other two pickups, usually used for things like country, classic rock, that kind of thing. Looks like a great guitar for a beginner.
Neck pickup is certainly used in metal for solos
@@Henrix1998 Thanks for adding that, i forgot all about that. Didnt like half of Metallica's solos use the neck lol
This content will be very useful to many of us! 💙
A guitar solo that might be fun to learn and is fairly easy is "I'd hate to be you when people find out what this song is about" by Mayday Parade. got some faster parts but doesn't do anything difficult.
What aluminum extrusion rig is that!? Also nice Fanatec DD!
Good luck dude. Just a bit of advice, if you are having trouble getting your hands to an F chord formation, you can play an F chord by just barring the first fret and playing an E. It's way easier on your hands.
I made the same transition to Rocksmith when the GH Live servers shut down, haven't regretted a minute of it. I highly recommend Like A Stone for your whole song, its an easy great song, plus it has a decent solo. Keep at it bro, good luck! P.S. I think I faced you a couple times in GH Live rivals unless someone stole your gamertag lol if you remember someone having twice as many star power on Mountain Song its cuz the game glitched, only reason I won, you wrecked me on the Jake Bugg song
Tip listen to different types of music that way, you are introduced to different sounds and techniques
Learn basic major and minor chords, pick a song you want to play (most important part) and once you get those down try adding the melody to the chords. Also learn a few songs because you can get really burnt out by playing the same song over and over no matter how much you like it. glad you’re learning real guitar now!!!
Good luck with the lessons George
so glad they made guitar hero into a real thing. jokes aside, guitar is incredibly fun to learn. good luck and have fun :)
also, learning solos isn't necessarily a bad idea. personally, i started by learning chord progressions and riffs, but learning a solo could work
Frederick Noad's Solo Guitar playing -This post was made by Classical Guitar Gang
Let's go ukog!!!! I believe in you!!!
I believe in you!
I started learning acoustic guitar at the end of 2020 (1 hour a day) and now i can play well :
Knebel By Lindemann
A few Nirvana songs
As tears go by By A7X
Ace of Spades acoustic By Motörhead
I think that's kind of a progress.
You can start with Come as you are i think.I started with this.
from guitar hero to a guitar hero
I think it would be good if you took your guitar to a luthier, at least once when you are starting. Tell him to set a guitar for a beginner and you'll be good to go :) also try to use light strings when starting out, 9's or even 8's so you'd be more comfortable. Someone in the comments recommened Elixirs, they are awesome :)
Glad you're back buddy!
silvera from gojira was a nice beginner goal for me.
Try learning the solo to gunslinger by avenged sevenfold it's not too hard it shows you the basics of bending. Took me like 15 minutes to learn by ear
If you do want a VERY luxurious guitar for under $1000, PRS have some great quality instruments.
Also you’ll learn the sweet spot for the F chord. It’s not about pressing as hard as you can. You’ll get the hang of it. It will become second nature.
Fade to black by Metallica is a great solo to be the first one. That was mine !!
The first solo i ever learned was one.... Idk why
Stevie T has a video called “top 10 easiest guitar solos” that could really help with guitar starters 👍
Will you still be doing guitar hero videos
Goal any% speedrun setlist
1. Ramones - I wanna be sedated
2. Ramones - I wanna be sedated
3. Ramones - I wanna be sedated
4. Ramones - I wanna be sedated (BEST SOLO IN EXISTANCE OF 6 STRING)
But in all seriousness, check these songs from default Rocksmith'14 setlist:
R.E.M. - "Losing My Religion" - chords all the way along
Ramones - "Blitzkrieg Bop" - power chords (3 notes, 3 fingers, easy mode to master in a few hours)
La Sera - "Love That's Gone" - perfect for starting to play guitar. very slow, very soft, helps to develop brain to read Rocksmith charts.
The Shins - "For a Fool" - Same as one above
Gold Motel - "Brand New Kind of Blue" - good for melodies and quick switching from singular notes to chords
Muse - "Knights of Cydonia" - Advanced beginner song, very VERY useful when you learn all above.
And consider to check CDLC community at customforge.org. You can find most of the songs out there if they were not registered as official DLCs for RS'14 yet. Also it is sort of pretty easy to make CDLCs, so be aware that community will storm you with their meme CDLCs
Good luck!
Guarenteed the next vid is gonna be *TTFAF IN ROCKSMITH?!?!*
Nobody:
Captions:
Yoo guys zookok here
Learn to play Horse with No Name by America and Unintended by Muse. Both songs hit all 4 requirements
I love this, I have a guitar which has just been sitting in my room for ages (thank you for the motivation ) I think I’ll try to learn with yu 😩❤️
HYPEEE
Maybe you should contact Danny, @GuitarHeroPhenom, for some tips, he plays high level guitar hero, and more important, he plays HIGH LEVEL ELETRIC GUITAR!
TheDooo colab incoming??? Perhaps???
Imagine in 1-2 years ukog play ttfaf on plastic and REAL guitar
if post Malon learn with gh u can do it as well
If you wanna put some more practice on top of what you're learning from JustinGuitar, I'd recommend checking out Ben Eller's channel! He's got a ton of videos with excercises that'll get you improving quick!
Creeping Death solo or riot!
Check Michael Angelo Batio beginner guitar lessons. It is actually useful and beginner level despite he being a massive shredder
Just ask TheDooo or Herman for some lessons, guaranteed succes
cwazy
Heyo
I thought he stopped playing clone hero because of dmca
Maybe once ya become more experienced at guitar, you could try Rocksmith.
Learn Slow Ride
don’t rely on rocksmith. it’s a fun song learner. that’s it.
plus it can bring up a lot of bad habits. It's good to learn song parts at slow speeds though
I've got a goal unlock all the achievements on bully scholarship
UKOG IS BACK ON HIS MAIN CHANNEL YAY 😁
Rivers Cuomo Guitar
Rivers Cuomo Guitar
Learn to master F chord and you can play every chord there is.
Notification gang!
5. Play TTFAF
Play a plastic guitar 🙄☝