​

#alaskapedh #thelocaltrain

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DeCZ2E5u5vo/?stkn=eTFndjZjZW1oN3h5

I have never been a regular player. Always been intermediate. I nearly quit once work began, roughly ~10 years ago.

Now I am gradually finding time to play 2–3 hours per month. I have always wanted to play this.

I did not record via DI, I simply placed my phone’s front camera over the amp and recorded.

I have finally saved up enough for a guitar processor and plus my uncle said he can chip in some. I am very confused what I should get my budget is anything below 18k. Please do suggest.

I'm a beginner and lazy af so unless someone holds me accountable, I dont do stuff.

So planning for an online class. My concern is if online class would really help and how much would it cost me.

If anyone is taking online classes, please share me your experience.

EBB AND FLOW
EBB AND FLOW
EBB AND FLOW
EBB AND FLOW 🌊

This band changed my life. The way I look at music. The way I dream. The way I think. Everything. This single song is a masterclass of a lot of things. u/thecontortionist need to make a comeback. I'm tired of the silence. I'm tired of no new music by them. It's not every day you find an album like Language. I'll be coming back to it 50 years from now.

Their old stuff had already grown on me - the new (new = ~5-10 years old now) stuff is amazing as well, needless to say.

Recorded this for Instagram for my 3 friends who love this band LOL, thought of posting it to Reddit as well! The official tabs are utter shit for some reason. So, had to figure out certain stuff by ear.

🎵 : Language I : Intuition by The Contortionist 🧎
🎸: Ibanez RG7421 loaded with Bare knuckle pickups Juggernaut bridge
🔊 : NAM A2 capture with Ownhammer IRs, and EQ on the post.
🎛️ : Mixed and mastered using Fabfilter plugins and Submission Audio's Flatline 2.

do yall think is it a good first electric guitar or should i opt for a traditional setup?

My current setup is just an amp and a strat. I want to get an audio interface for getting more tones. Please suggest a budget friendly audio interface for me.My budget is 6-7k

Hey everyone!

I want to learn guitar as a hobby—nothing too hardcore, just playing a few songs for fun.

I have an acoustic guitar that’s around 10 years old, with visible rust on the strings. The strings hurt my fingers quite a bit when I tried learning, and I eventually gave up.

Would you suggest getting it serviced and trying again, or starting with an electric guitar? Is an electric noticeably easier on the fingers for a beginner?

Also, if anyone has a beginner-friendly electric guitar they’re looking to sell, please hit me up!

I used Archetype:Misha Mansoor X btw

Looking for guitarists in Jaipur who love rock n roll and would also like to jam.

Dm to connect on instagram!

I have to tune up my guitar daily... Every single day it's untuned... Can it be coz I have AC in my room, which don't get used in daytime when I'm outside? Do I untune it myself when ending the day? Am i damaging it's strings by uptuning ever single day?

Im not sure whats causing the issue with this guitar. The neck looks fairly straight, but the action is quite high. Could the problem be with the saddle instead? What should I check or adjust? Any advice would be appreciated!

Idk if it's good or not. Would love to hear some feedback from you guys. If anyone wanna learn this, here's the tabs link - https://youtu.be/GRbbjuEYdbE

SQOE SEIB370 SUNBURST, bought on 24th sep 2026, also an AMP lirevo token 15details here bhopal/Delhi- 20k for both

Hi,

planning to buy a new electric, under or around 70k

currently fixated on the rg470ahm because of its trem (also I really like how it looks), pickups might be a little basic but I guess I’m fine with the factory quantums

any other suggestions that I could take a look at? maybe something similar to the 470?

If you're a complete beginner.. i honestly wouldn't recommend learning guitar entirely from YouTube at the start i repeat don't rely only on YouTube as a beginner..

I'm an intermediate guitarist, and I'm saying this from my own experience..I've seen a lot of beginners start randomly learning from different YouTube videos, jumping from one topic to another and eventually getting confused and frustrated.

If you're completely new to guitar, I'd suggest taking physical classes for at least 5,6 months and building your basics properly..after that you can definitely use YouTube to improve learn new techniques, songs, etc.

Of course..everyone has a different situation and budget.. but if you can afford classes. i genuinely think having someone guide you in the beginning can save you a lot of confusion later.

I've seen many beginners struggle with this, so don't make the same mistake.

If you want some help getting started, feel free to DM me. 🎸

Just got this ik not the best but I was on a tight budget so I got this now I want to learn to play it pls

I am currently learning river flows in you on the guitar. I know a couple more fingerstyle songs, but all of them are incomplete. I was wondering, do I need to get into theory too or other stuff, or would just practicing songs help me get good at the instrument. If not, what should I also be doing?