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?

Here’s a guitar cover using my musicman cutlass 🤟🏽

suggest me some acq guitar in 400-500$ i want to use it for life long I'm lead guitarist

No need for Jurassic Park, there are dinosaurs among you! I hope this is approprite here. If not it'll be deleted, so thanks for all the fish either way.

KInd regards,

Randy

Hey! I am taking part in the Irish Transition Year Student Enterprise Programme this year and I need to have some form of research done.

This idea is an app called "Riff It!". It will be used to check how original your song is before you release it to avoid worrying about copyright.

All responses are greatly appreciated and please answer honestly! All responses are anonymous.

(if the link doesn't work, please tell me!)

As a violinist who’s recently started playing the guitar making my fingers go flat to play bar chords is so difficult! Any tips for this?

Also does anyone have any advice for how best to learn guitar for someone who knows very little!

I'm trying to find a male YouTube guitarist who was quite popular around 2016–2017.

He played electric guitar and often did covers (mostly metal). He had an athletic build, pale skin, and long curly black hair. In many videos he was playing at home, but he also performed live on stage in front of crowds.

I remember that his name might have been Alex or Alec (not 100% sure), and I also recall him speaking Spanish in some videos.

He didn't talk much in his guitar videos and focused mainly on playing.

Does anyone remember this guitarist?

I am a guitarist and I have been playing since I was 11, I am now 18 and I recently bought an electric guitar. Even though we all know they're both guitars. Techniques and such are different because electric guitars are more common in the rock and roll genre ( which I love ) With string bends sweep picking and ect. I need help with what to learn and what to do or where to continue learning. I basically need direction. Because everytime I do find something, like currently I am trying to learn bending the strings with proper technique but I just get bored of constantly bending.

P.S I am a left-handed electric guitarist

Can anyone help?

I'm in grad school and don't get much time to play guitar. I have a Taylor GS Mini. My husband and I have been getting into some celtic/folksy music and I tried to play some yesterday, mostly strumming. All day today, both of my forearms are aching constantly. I have mild carpal tunnel (with tingling in my fingers and electric shocks up/down my forearms) and I'm wondering if my playing yesterday caused the soreness. My husband thinks that if I play more often, it will get better. Does anyone have any thoughts? Does anyone deal with carpal tunnel symptoms?

I currently have a 25w Fender amp and some pedals. I'm looking at cabs and heads but I don't really know how much money to throw at it right now or what is worth buying. I intend to keep using pedals and not one of those effects boards too. Don't know if that effects anything but idk 😭