Year: 2022

Hello r/Guitar Members! This is the Player Spotlight Thread for March 2022. All [PLAY] Posts go into this thread – ALL OF THEM – Including those seeking feedback on style and technique. [PLAY] Posts outside of this thread will be culled. The rules are simple – The rules of this 🎸

Hello everyone, I see this technique people play quite often in rock music. They usually use it in between parts. What it looks like to me is holding a 3-4 string bar chord playing and sliding it. You get a grinding electric sound. The problem is when I try to 🎸

Hello everybody! I hope everyone is safe and well. Can you please help me with some advice? Although I have been playing guitar for a looooong time, I recently started studying scales. I’ve learned the major and minor pentatonic scale and the aeolian/ionian modes. Now, I’m going for the harmonic 🎸

How many do you all usually do? submitted by /u/Agitated_Address2537 [link] [comments]

I have been trying to get my guitar to sound like the electric guitar in the Guilty Gear 1 soundtrack, because I like how it sounds. I have not been able to successfully do so, I am unsure if I need a pedal, or a different amplifier, or whatever else, 🎸