Guitarist forums?
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Hanslow said:
Never heard of it, but just had a look.I may not join the forum, but some of the links to other stuff looks really interesting.
The Gear Page.
My Les Paul.
TDPRI.
Ultimate Guitar.
I use them extremely sparsely, there are high levels of f
kwittery on display on all of them. My favourites have to be the many threads on My Les Paul about the finish on the artificially aged Murphy Labs guitars flaking off, they like the artificial aging, but do not want the real aging...
My Les Paul.
TDPRI.
Ultimate Guitar.
I use them extremely sparsely, there are high levels of f
kwittery on display on all of them. My favourites have to be the many threads on My Les Paul about the finish on the artificially aged Murphy Labs guitars flaking off, they like the artificial aging, but do not want the real aging...Like a lot of forums, they can end up encouraging just buying more gear rather than concentrating on the main purpose of your hobby. Not that I can talk being a member of various ones like TDPRi, Strat-talk, My Les Paul and others...
What I've found is more useful is to search on Youtube for 'how to play xxx' and then from that I've discovered various online teachers. Some work better for me than others, but you might prefer different ones to me. I like Justin Guitar, Paul Davids and Marty Schwartz, plus there are some tutorial bits on the Andertons Youtube (or maybe I just found links from there, can't remember now).
I usually try a few if I'm trying to learn a new song/solo as there are always variations on how to play something and I find sometimes it just seems to click into place with a different tutor than the previous song I learnt.
What I've found is more useful is to search on Youtube for 'how to play xxx' and then from that I've discovered various online teachers. Some work better for me than others, but you might prefer different ones to me. I like Justin Guitar, Paul Davids and Marty Schwartz, plus there are some tutorial bits on the Andertons Youtube (or maybe I just found links from there, can't remember now).
I usually try a few if I'm trying to learn a new song/solo as there are always variations on how to play something and I find sometimes it just seems to click into place with a different tutor than the previous song I learnt.
cherryowen said:
Hanslow said:
Never heard of it, but just had a look.I may not join the forum, but some of the links to other stuff looks really interesting.
Had a browse across all sub-fora, and it's pretty friendly with lots of interesting input with all things guitar. Hopefully, my first post on there helps identifying a mystery chord (I reckoned it was F9 in the 8th position)
Acoustic guitar forum...... encourages a wide and diverse conversation.....
https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/
https://www.acousticguitarforum.com/
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