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I live in a house and the guy in the house behind mine is from what I can hear, learning to play guitar. It’s just hours of different chords being played at random times from early morning, afternoon, late at night. I don’t want to be a dick because it 🎸

Try using a drum pedal if you tire of the metronome. It will work the same magic for speed, and you can practice different grooves, i.e. straight 8ths, swings, Latin. These make your accents vary. In the end, it’s still practice. submitted by /u/Material-Wind4282 [link] [comments]

https://imgur.com/a/8GEtGJ0 These both look pretty fun to be honest submitted by /u/Educational-Mouse-99 [link] [comments]

As the title suggests, which guitar should I choose? I mainly play 70s rock and blues and 90s to 2000s punk rock/garage rock. Here are the links: https://www.fender.com/en-US/squier-electric-guitars/stratocaster/contemporary-stratocaster-special/0370230536.html https://www.fender.com/en-US/squier-electric-guitars/stratocaster/40th-anniversary-stratocaster-vintage-edition/0379510549.html Thanks for any help you guys can give! submitted by /u/BulldogFPV [link] [comments]

Hi guys, I’ve had an acoustic for a year or so but find it pretty hard to play so I’m thinking about possibly investing in an electric getting used to that and moving into a thicker body thicker neck acoustic guitar what would you say are the first things I 🎸

What is a good practice routine? I’m a Guitarist who mainly plays hard rock, heavy, and thrash metal. I can’t really find a good practice routine that I like online. What scales should I practice, how should I practice them, how long should I practice them? What type of picking 🎸