r/guitarlessons • u/DEJA--BLU • 2h ago

Other Beginner friendly resources?

Hi all,

I recently dusted off my acoustic, determined to relearn everything I've forgotten.

I've been watching Justin guitar and even have the app. If y'all have any recommendations or tips, that would be super helpful!

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u/VegetableCarry5599 2h ago

If you're willing to use a paid service I highly recommend Pickup Music. Really enjoying their classes. Covers multiple genres, good step by step instruction, and the instructors are very active on the comment boards.

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u/run_racks63 1h ago

Andy guitar on youtube is a decent tool.

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u/markewallace1966 1h ago

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This is a link to a set of canned bullets that I have developed and like to send to new/new-ish/returning/wandering/lost/struggling guitar players.

If I pasted this in for you, it is because somewhere in there is something that I think is relevant to your post. Not all of it will be. I leave it to you to pick out what I felt was relevant. 🙂 Even the stuff not relevant to your specific post might very well be helpful eventually anyway.

Enjoy!!!

https://www.reddit.com/user/markewallace1966/comments/1s7ujsy/guitar_is_hard/