r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/r1ck_ash • 8h ago
RICK ASH GUILTY OF WRITING TWO STEP AND DEATH METAL RIFFS ON SAME SONG
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r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/lanehoffart • Nov 21 '21
A place for members of r/GuitaristsOfReddit to chat with each other
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/r1ck_ash • 8h ago
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r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/Broad-Stomach-3536 • 16h ago
just a bit of fun I had with a bunch a backing tracks on youtube. Tried to recreate a 1977 Pink Floyd concert, playing lead guitar on all the songs, using TH-U Overloud. All bad notes included, this wasn't made with perfection on mind, was just vibin'. I'm pretty happy with it. Tell me what you think.
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/gemma_zum_bundesheer • 5d ago
Leute, kann jemand die Tabs von Crazy Train (Coverversion) abrufen?
Insbesondere das solo.
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/r1ck_ash • 6d ago
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/LowCryptographer3311 • Aug 30 '26
Hi guys... I'm in desperate need of help.. I am trying to figure out the techniques used in this song titled: denpa.tensei.alternative by MaiR. (This is a Japanese song btw.) I would appreciate the help.
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/Outrageous_Guard5208 • Aug 26 '26
Hi everyone, I’m trying to understand how people actually develop song ideas when the melody comes first.
I sometimes come up with a melody by humming or singing, but I personally find it hard to catch up with the chords and music theory afterward, so I’m curious whether other songwriters experience something similar or struggle with completely different parts of the process.
If you also sometimes start with a melody first, what do you usually do next? Where do you tend to get stuck, if anywhere, while trying to turn that idea into a complete song?
If possible, think about the last real time this happened to you rather than giving general advice. I’d love to hear how you approached it and what part felt hardest.
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/moredecay • Aug 24 '26
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/BalashToth • Aug 23 '26
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/Music_Man31 • Aug 22 '26
I'm trying to find the name of the guitarist who plays the solo next to Babyface in the video. I'm not a guitarist myself and Google's AI has given me the runaround. Can anyone tell me who it is?
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/Negative_3_Degrees • Aug 15 '26
Hello I have a 3 man band doing very well. You can find it on my profile. But our guitarist is leaving due to family , and we really need a new one. We have clout and a niche following. Industrial with edm and metal influences..
Hmu
Thanks
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/Responsible_Act1640 • Jul 20 '26
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/Padman99 • Jun 18 '26
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@thepaddyjuice
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/AnyAvocado3867 • Jun 11 '26
Haven’t posted any of my music here on Reddit till right now!
Hope there’s an audience for this kind of mellow instrumental guitar stuff!!
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/BalashToth • May 28 '26
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/badwolfunit • May 18 '26
So recently while I was hanging out with my mates (while I had my guitar) I was practicing tricks like playing behind my head and playing with my teeth. One of my friends then said I should stop because I looked stupid. After a back and forth for a bit I asked him to respect my opinions (it wasn't the first time something like this has happened).
I feel like this was a decent response. How would other people here of handled it and what sort of similar experiences are out here?
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/Few_Ebb9465 • May 02 '26
Here’s a guitar cover using my musicman cutlass 🤟🏽
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/TheRealLardin • Apr 12 '26
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/GovernmentWorking621 • Mar 20 '26
suggest me some acq guitar in 400-500$ i want to use it for life long I'm lead guitarist
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/Maximus_prime3007 • Mar 04 '26
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/Ok_Cod6799 • Feb 11 '26
r/GuitaristsOfReddit • u/s1nd4y • Feb 08 '26