ANY BREHS PLAY GUITAR?

[MR. SNIFLES]

@Coco Loco plays guitar….

She is actually MADLY talented


I can’t even read fukking music

NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN.

Can’t teach a old dog new tricks

I’m


I’ll let these young niccas have it

 

[MR. SNIFLES]

Can’t teach a old dog new tricks

I’m


I’ll let these young niccas have it

IM OLDER THAN YOU PROBABLY.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

IM OLDER THAN YOU PROBABLY.

Now I’m gonna quiz you

who was the fourth Nicca of Def Squad and DJ Twins was who’s DJ?

 

[How Sway?]

I started playing my acoustic again during the covid (its actually my sister's but I took it) and been messing with it on and off.

That was the first time I touched it since 2009

I've mostly been using books and a few youtube tutorials but I might take some lessons just to streamline my learning

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

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[RoidJonesJr]

i bought a $700 epiphone les paul with my first stimulus check. its sitting in the closet

 

[MR. SNIFLES]

Now I’m gonna quiz you

who was the fourth Nicca of Def Squad and DJ Twins was who’s DJ?

KEITH MURRAY?

 

[Theolodius_Black]

An Ibanez S-line I got back in 2009 I think

 

[ThrobbingHood]

I don’t like posting my personal shyt online but I have a wide collection from Fenders to Gibsons. Let me start off by saying that it’s NEVER too late to learn and it’s a great hobby to mentally stimulate you.

I’ve been playing for over 20 years and I still learn something new everyday.

The first thing I’ll say is that it’s vital you get the best equipment from the amp to the guitar itself. If you’re playing on some crappy gear, you will lose motivation. So if you’re going acoustic, you can’t go wrong with an expensive Yamaha. Always go for a Marshall amp.

In terms of electric guitars, I prefer a fender telecaster because it gives me that Prince sound, with a bluesy kinda tone. A Les Paul Gibson can give you a similar sound too but it’s more crunchier.

If you want to move to electric, it’s best to go to a guitar shop and ask one of the employees to test each one out. Make sure you flash the cash so they know you’re serious. They don’t want some window shopper wasting their time with no intention to buy.

Once you’ve chosen the right equipment, start learning about scales and chords. I don’t know how much you understand musicology but scales will make learning and playing guitar (and any instrument for that matter) easier. You have to learn it otherwise looking at the fret board of the guitar will seem intimidating.

I had to learn reading books and watching others. You’re lucky that we have the internet so there are plenty of videos to help you. Once you understand scales and chords, you can play anything.

Remember, when playing scales, take your time, build up your speed slowly and never forgot to incorporate your pinky finger. Once you learn the basics, you’ll be doing things like slides, hammer ons/pull offs, palm muting, economy picking, pinch harmonics etc. It sounds foreign to you now but you’ll naturally incorporate these things as you learn.

Good luck and remember to have fun.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

KEITH MURRAY?

NOPE!!!

I’m older than you breh

 

[Bryan Danielson]

if you can't read a guitar tab.. I can't help you breh...

I don’t even know what a guitar tab is

when I was in middle school…. The week we was gonna learn out to play guitar….. I got sick and then I think when I came back…. Got suspended on some dumb shyt.

So I missed out on learning in music class

 

[DOSDUMUNI]

I don’t like posting my personal shyt online but I have a wide collection from Fenders to Gibsons. Let me start off by saying that it’s NEVER too late to learn and it’s a great hobby to mentally stimulate you.

I’ve been playing for over 20 years and I still learn something new everyday.

The first thing I’ll say is that it’s vital you get the best equipment from the amp to the guitar itself. If you’re playing on some crappy gear, you will lose motivation. So if you’re going acoustic, you can’t go wrong with an expensive Yamaha. Always go for a Marshall amp.

In terms of electric guitars, I prefer a fender telecaster because it gives me that Prince sound, with a bluesy kinda tone. A Les Paul Gibson can give you a similar sound too but it’s more crunchier.

If you want to move to electric, it’s best to go to a guitar shop and ask one of the employees to test each one out. Make sure you flash the cash so they know you’re serious. They don’t want some window shopper wasting their time with no intention to buy.

Once you’ve chosen the right equipment, start learning about scales and chords. I don’t know how much you understand musicology but scales will make learning and playing guitar (and any instrument for that matter) easier. You have to learn it otherwise looking at the fret board of the guitar will seem intimidating.

I had to learn reading books and watching others. You’re lucky that we have the internet so there are plenty of videos to help you. Once you understand scales and chords, you can play anything.

Remember, when playing scales, take your time, build up your speed slowly and never forgot to incorporate your pinky finger. Once you learn the basics, you’ll be doing things like slides, hammer ons/pull offs, palm muting, economy picking, pinch harmonics etc. It sounds foreign to you now but you’ll naturally incorporate these things as you learn.

Good luck and remember to have fun.

basically what he said here.

I myself grew up as a strat kid but I started playing guitar in 2003 and used a hand me down solid body Ibanez Roadster 2 Series

I started to learn by purchasing guitar world magazines(they still in print?) and in the back of each issue there would be a section where they’d teach you how to play 4-5 random songs via tablature

tablature is the written language of guitar/bass playing. To this day idk how to read music, but if u place a tablature sheet in front of me I know exactly how to play whatever notes you give me.

@ThrobbingHood is right. You honestly can’t go wrong with Fender.

Telecasters vs Stratocasters are just a matter of taste tbh.

cheers

 

[Bryan Danielson]

KEITH MURRAY?

Oh and for the record it was Jamal aka Mally G

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

I learned how to play the rift from Lauryn Hill Sweetest Thing

It's the same rift over and overt
Got my first callous doing that

Gibson Goat guitar

My dream guitar is a Gibson SG vibrola

My social sec check comes through I might cop one but might settle for the epiphone version. I cant see myself shelling out $2k for it..

Depends on my backpay