This was fascinating. My guitar teacher told me to make recordings of my playing every so often because you progress so slowly you don't understand what you accomplished until you go back and listen to those 1st recordings.
That smile of satisfaction when you hit the chord changes or whatever part it is is what it’s all about!! Good job! Hell, when I was playing for a year I wasn’t even close to your skill level. Keep it up. The instrument will be satisfying, frustrating, glorious, infuriating and something you will never want to be without. Like a true best friend.
Yeahhhh, brilliant great words, it's ace but also bloody frustrating but it's mint when you nail it, cheers... Totally agree with you mate, keep rockin 🤘🤘🎸🎸👍👍
Good progress. I never liked practicing things where my left hand sat still. Like barre chords. Gotta learn them, but I think coordinating both hands to one another, and learning to move your wrist, not your elbow on your right arm, are extremely important. Sometimes practicing things that are not terribly musical, like straight chromatic notes, is extremely healthy for the hands. All of it is good, though. Glad to see you are taking lessons. The language is important. Great job.
0:49 Careless Whisper - George Michael 1:04 Romance d' Amore 1:39 I Don't Love You - My Chemical Romance 2:08 You Really Got Me - Van Halen 2:35 Runaway - Bon Jovi 3:35 & 4:00 Mama - My Chemical Romance 4:30 Lithium - Nirvana 5:01 Breed - Nirvana 5:42 Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana
I have been playing for just over a year and I have to say your progress is beyond where I am now. I can totally relate to the way you smile when you finally get the thing you've been practicing right. Watching others who are learning also motivates me to practice more. Have fun and keep it up.
You seem like a natural, but I'm sure you practiced a lot. Good video and great progress. i just bought my first guitar and hope to post a similar video one day.
One thing I like about watching beginners that have had lessons is that if there’s a simple song you haven’t bothered to learn yet and want to know the chord progression a beginner will have slower chord changes so you can learn by watching really quickly. One day I’ll get round to learning to transcribe by ear. Smart choice of guitar you can play anything on a telecaster. Keep enjoying what you’re doing because if you think this is fun just wait until you get to play with other musicians that are into the same music as you and going out busking with them 😎🎸👍
+1 on the Telecaster remark. Excellent choice. And Squiers are very good instruments for the price. The custom vibe thinline tele is my favourite out of the telecaster CV line.
Ah yes, the iconic 0-3-5 Awesome progress! Hearing that pedal switch in “Smells Like Teen Spirit” was so satisfying. That fast strumming bit at eleven months was crazy! I have been playing for around the same time as you, and while I can probably play the same speed, I definitely can not maintain it for as long as you did. Keep on playing!
I just got my first electric guitar and when I came across this video I felt soooo motivated and inspired I will be saving this video and everytime I'm gonna look for some motivation I know which video I'd go for thank you for sharing with us your progress. You're amazing ❤️❤️😭
Music is an expression of your soul; once you tap into those vibrations, you can project it to the world through an instrument 🎸 Shits not easy though! Great vid and dig your vibe; keep digging because it's a lifelong experience:)
I'm currently learning acoustic guitar (hoping to do electric, lol), and this has definitely inspired me. Like, to see your progress makes me like "Yeah, I can do this! It's difficult, but I can! If you can, why can't I?" Tysm🥰❤️🌺
I hadn't played for 17 years when I started playing again in Jan. of 2021 again. My blues technique is now better than I ever played after only 11 months. You are progressing quickly, and have potential. Never give up, practice daily.
MIchelle, you’re making GREAT progress. However, you have not told us HOW you made such progress. Did you learn from , say, the Mel Bay Guitar Book and your learning to read music and theory and the circle of fifths, etc. etc. what is. Your method. (Your try at ROMANZA was nice). Keep it up . Im not a sexist pig, but you’re pretty too ~ ~ ~ :-)
I think it's awesome that you stuck with it until you got past beginner level. Most people just give up when they realize playing electric guitar takes actual work. Excellent job. I'm sure you've inspired many people who see now that it only takes a year of practice to sound good. And nice choice of songs, btw---ROCK ON!!!
You've now have 1 true friend now, the guitar. Your progress is amazing ! I'm jealous, it took me years to be bad. I'm 60 started at 18 and I can say it's probably the only struggle I enjoy. Get an acoustic and you can drag them all over the world, they aren't as fragile as some would have you believe. I'm showing this to a young lady I know that's been teaching herself music, And I say Hairspray by Nirvana should replace stairway to heaven as the rock anthem...
This was so great to watch. You reminded me what it was like to get started. The blisters, the bleeding, and miserably sore fingers were all worth it when you hit major milestones. You've made excellent progress and should be very proud of what you've accomplished. The guitar is such a versatile instrument, with so many techniques to learn and master, it'll provide a lifetime of personal growth. It's been able to give me a voice when I didn't have words, and my greatest source of therapy. I've been playing for close to 30 years and I'm still learning and still loving every minute of it. I can't wait to hear where you're at after another year!
Well Done! You're Rythem skills are Excellent for someone who's only played for a year. I've been playing for a year also, though I play more arpeggio/riff/leads style stuff - it's so cool to see others progress 👌🔥❤
Knowing how cruel the internet can be, it took guts to show your progress in video form. You're doing great and showing more dedication than I did at that age. Don't let it slip and keep trying new things all the time.
I had an injury which prompted me to re-learn guitar left-handed after 20 years. Your dedication is inspiring. I would encourage anyone who wants to teach music or those who have been lifelong musicians to also take up such a challenge because we can forget how truly difficult that stage is to ever come. Having fun must be the primary goal after avoiding pain and things that can cause repetitive stress injury.
The benefit is that you become an invaluable source to help anyone you know with rehabilitation and avoiding injury in the first place. I am fortunate that my jujitsu gym doesn’t have any young foolish people with aspirations of being a professional MMA fighter, but our normally very chill Jim had exposure to four weeks of wrestling with a coach who insisted that wrestling was a brutal sport. There are now three guys who sustained injuries that will follow them for months if not longer. In this day and age, so many have been seduced by the desire for Instant gratification and we forget that every new concept we learn in a discipline needs time to grow and flourish, as a seed in the ground. I remember being so confused in high school when a piano/theory teacher told me that there are no wrong notes and harmony or the cords under the melody can be anything you want, Even worse and adding infinitely more confusion was the idea that no it’s don’t have to necessarily be played in tune: The major third and major seventh always push slightly above pitch while the perfect fifth tends to be slightly flat. Well all that is true, it lacks the context that only comes from experience and experience is only gained by being placed in new and unfamiliar situations, whether they be physically or musically. Django Reinhardt changed the way that the guitar would be played because of an injury and the sound of Black Sabbath was created out of necessity because of an injury and the man who couldn’t do a single pull up or push up, Helio Gracie, revolutionized modern combat sports because he couldn’t physically perform the techniques the way his father and brother did. If we focus on what we do have so that we forget what we don’t, we will get a lot closer to success somewhere.
Keep it up another year and you will be playing intricate solo's !! Practice is something we all have to do . After 40 years of playing I find it a little harder to find over a half hour to 1 hour of practice time. I do as much as I can it keeps me fairly sharp and keeps away most of the rust ? You should focus on using your pinky more it makes everything easier but it takes time . Good Luck and ROCK ON !!!
Wow - It is so cool you took time to put this together! It was like watching you grow up. I hope you continue to keep a video record during the next year so we can see you again in 2022. Keep it up girl!
You're a natural. I've seen people take 2 plus years to get to the level of comfort you have holding the instrument. Nothing wrong with a bullet tele to get going but you should give some thought into upgrading your guitar. You will be amazed at the difference in playability in something like a Fullerton asat or MIM tele that's been to a luthier.
-how many times per week? -how many minutes per session? -who did you take lessons with and what did you focus on in these lessons? good job. please post and pin your, practice routine you did during this year so others will understand the time it took for you to improve.
Awesome! Good for you. I like your taste in music too (I’m a big MCR fan). I’m starting to play again and would kill to be where you are a year from now. Any advice? Which online lessons did you follow?
nice!!!! omg so excited to finally get a guitar of my own! i’d been practicing with the ones at my high school pre covid, but now as a college freshman w a job i can finally afford the guitar i want :) it kinda looks like frank’s pansy! btw him and ray would be so proud! so inspiring!!
Hell yeah, I learned alot of MCR and Nirvana when I started too. Seems like you've really taken to the guitar quite well as an instrument! I hope to see Yr#2 progress happen upon my algorithm in the future
I love that you're putting yourself out there. At your level I'd have never wanted to show myself. Heck, even now I don't want to and I'm a little bit better than you. You're an inspiration for sure.
Dear Michell I must tell you....all the time you learning to play some song on the guitar...the things is, you shoud learn to play instrument first...how instrument functions...how to use left and right hands properly etc...your much better with you fingers on the right hand...learn the some theory...dont waste the time to practice wrong things...
You have too much tension in your left hand. Your problem i suspect is your squeezing too hard. Don’t fear using your pinky letting it fly up is also causing unnecessary tension.
I couldn't help but smile the entire time. I picked up an acoustic a few days ago and the first few practice sessions have been miserable lol I was thinking there's no way I can figure this thing out. Fingers are hurting and I'm wondering how did I go through life not realizing how uncoordinated I am. SMH. However, this was the encouragement I needed. Thx for sharing.
Dude that's amazing that you just started, if you need any encouragement you can check out JustinGuitar, because he is such an amazing teacher and his passion for the guitar has saved me from quiting in my early days as well
This was fascinating. My guitar teacher told me to make recordings of my playing every so often because you progress so slowly you don't understand what you accomplished until you go back and listen to those 1st recordings.
That is actually so helpful
I accidentally deleted the recordings of me playing when I started, but I imagine it was absolutely horrible compared to my skill level now.
That smile of satisfaction when you hit the chord changes or whatever part it is is what it’s all about!! Good job! Hell, when I was playing for a year I wasn’t even close to your skill level. Keep it up. The instrument will be satisfying, frustrating, glorious, infuriating and something you will never want to be without. Like a true best friend.
Very well said
Yeahhhh, brilliant great words, it's ace but also bloody frustrating but it's mint when you nail it, cheers... Totally agree with you mate, keep rockin 🤘🤘🎸🎸👍👍
More than a best friend I treat my guitar better than myself 😅
Music is like life you can do anything you want to if you put your mind to it , keep up the good work!
Good progress. I never liked practicing things where my left hand sat still. Like barre chords. Gotta learn them, but I think coordinating both hands to one another, and learning to move your wrist, not your elbow on your right arm, are extremely important. Sometimes practicing things that are not terribly musical, like straight chromatic notes, is extremely healthy for the hands.
All of it is good, though.
Glad to see you are taking lessons. The language is important.
Great job.
Don't ever stop playing!
Great progress 👍you can get yourself new jeans with your first pay check after your first gig they're ripped you know lol
Not bad start learning your pentatonic scales
I am a beginning guitar player myself and you have inspired me to double-down and practice!
love it!
Have you continued practice?
I'm laughing so hard cause that's true dedication when you have a practice session in the bathroom👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
😂😂😂😂
It's fantastic for natural reverb, y if you have tiled walls.
Dimebag Darrel Style
You guys, I'm overwhelmed by all the positive comments! It means so much to me and I am beyond grateful ❤️
Awesome progress! New subscriber here and am looking forward to seeing your future progress, keep having fun.🎼🎸
Fretlight Guitars are A W E S O M E for learning !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What equipment do you use to record? and any particular software you use?
You put in all the hard work Michelle. We are just applauding your efforts and success! :)
Great job sticking to it! Lot of people give up after a few days or weeks. You will be amazed after 5 years of playing. Good luck!
This guitar has been with you for a year, when you eventually upgrade to a better one don't forget her
0:49 Careless Whisper - George Michael
1:04 Romance d' Amore
1:39 I Don't Love You - My Chemical Romance
2:08 You Really Got Me - Van Halen
2:35 Runaway - Bon Jovi
3:35 & 4:00 Mama - My Chemical Romance
4:30 Lithium - Nirvana
5:01 Breed - Nirvana
5:42 Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana
Hey there, what's the song on 0:10? I heard it a few times and i still dont know what it is
it's Kiss From A Rose by Seal @@andrewright4370
@@MichelleCarr thanks
great progress! What is the song at 1:05?
I have been playing for just over a year and I have to say your progress is beyond where I am now. I can totally relate to the way you smile when you finally get the thing you've been practicing right. Watching others who are learning also motivates me to practice more. Have fun and keep it up.
You seem like a natural, but I'm sure you practiced a lot. Good video and great progress. i just bought my first guitar and hope to post a similar video one day.
thanks! Good luck, I hope to see it if you do! :)
One thing I like about watching beginners that have had lessons is that if there’s a simple song you haven’t bothered to learn yet and want to know the chord progression a beginner will have slower chord changes so you can learn by watching really quickly. One day I’ll get round to learning to transcribe by ear.
Smart choice of guitar you can play anything on a telecaster. Keep enjoying what you’re doing because if you think this is fun just wait until you get to play with other musicians that are into the same music as you and going out busking with them 😎🎸👍
+1 on the Telecaster remark. Excellent choice. And Squiers are very good instruments for the price. The custom vibe thinline tele is my favourite out of the telecaster CV line.
Ah yes, the iconic 0-3-5
Awesome progress! Hearing that pedal switch in “Smells Like Teen Spirit” was so satisfying. That fast strumming bit at eleven months was crazy! I have been playing for around the same time as you, and while I can probably play the same speed, I definitely can not maintain it for as long as you did.
Keep on playing!
this is pretty late but thank you!! finally working on some more stuff :) I appreciate it
Wow, I'm a advance player. And I can honestly say you learn faster then most people. Rock on!!!
No way the first day you could do that
I just got my first electric guitar and when I came across this video I felt soooo motivated and inspired I will be saving this video and everytime I'm gonna look for some motivation I know which video I'd go for thank you for sharing with us your progress. You're amazing ❤️❤️😭
aww thank you ❤️ best of luck! ❤️
samee!!
I'm 5 months into learning guitar and I wish I did this :(
It would've been funny to see when I started holding the pick the right way
3:28 I loved the smile, she is so proud! very nice progress you play very clean!
thanks! I'm finally trying to record some new covers so this made my day
Music is an expression of your soul; once you tap into those vibrations, you can project it to the world through an instrument 🎸 Shits not easy though! Great vid and dig your vibe; keep digging because it's a lifelong experience:)
I'm currently learning acoustic guitar (hoping to do electric, lol), and this has definitely inspired me. Like, to see your progress makes me like "Yeah, I can do this! It's difficult, but I can! If you can, why can't I?" Tysm🥰❤️🌺
I hadn't played for 17 years when I started playing again in Jan. of 2021 again. My blues technique is now better than I ever played after only 11 months. You are progressing quickly, and have potential. Never give up, practice daily.
Very inspirational. I started playing guitar June 2020 but I've been too busy to practice. Makes me wanna keep going 👍
MIchelle, you’re making GREAT progress. However, you have not told us HOW you made such progress. Did you learn from , say, the Mel Bay Guitar Book and your learning to read music and theory and the circle of fifths, etc. etc. what is. Your method. (Your try at ROMANZA was nice). Keep it up . Im not a sexist pig, but you’re pretty too ~ ~ ~ :-)
I think it's awesome that you stuck with it until you got past beginner level. Most people just give up when they realize playing electric guitar takes actual work. Excellent job. I'm sure you've inspired many people who see now that it only takes a year of practice to sound good. And nice choice of songs, btw---ROCK ON!!!
No prior experience of playing any instruments?
May 19 is my birthday! And March 27 is my sister's birthday!!!
You've now have 1 true friend now, the guitar. Your progress is amazing ! I'm jealous, it took me years to be bad. I'm 60 started at 18 and I can say it's probably the only struggle I enjoy. Get an acoustic and you can drag them all over the world, they aren't as fragile as some would have you believe.
I'm showing this to a young lady I know that's been teaching herself music, And I say Hairspray by Nirvana should replace stairway to heaven as the rock anthem...
This was so great to watch. You reminded me what it was like to get started. The blisters, the bleeding, and miserably sore fingers were all worth it when you hit major milestones. You've made excellent progress and should be very proud of what you've accomplished. The guitar is such a versatile instrument, with so many techniques to learn and master, it'll provide a lifetime of personal growth. It's been able to give me a voice when I didn't have words, and my greatest source of therapy. I've been playing for close to 30 years and I'm still learning and still loving every minute of it. I can't wait to hear where you're at after another year!
@ 1:05 was that romance by My chemical romance??
Well Done! You're Rythem skills are Excellent for someone who's only played for a year. I've been playing for a year also, though I play more arpeggio/riff/leads style stuff - it's so cool to see others progress 👌🔥❤
thanks! :) rock on!!
Knowing how cruel the internet can be, it took guts to show your progress in video form. You're doing great and showing more dedication than I did at that age. Don't let it slip and keep trying new things all the time.
I had an injury which prompted me to re-learn guitar left-handed after 20 years. Your dedication is inspiring. I would encourage anyone who wants to teach music or those who have been lifelong musicians to also take up such a challenge because we can forget how truly difficult that stage is to ever come. Having fun must be the primary goal after avoiding pain and things that can cause repetitive stress injury.
A crap that must feel horrible
It must feel like all that time was just wasted and had to go through it again
The benefit is that you become an invaluable source to help anyone you know with rehabilitation and avoiding injury in the first place. I am fortunate that my jujitsu gym doesn’t have any young foolish people with aspirations of being a professional MMA fighter, but our normally very chill Jim had exposure to four weeks of wrestling with a coach who insisted that wrestling was a brutal sport. There are now three guys who sustained injuries that will follow them for months if not longer. In this day and age, so many have been seduced by the desire for Instant gratification and we forget that every new concept we learn in a discipline needs time to grow and flourish, as a seed in the ground. I remember being so confused in high school when a piano/theory teacher told me that there are no wrong notes and harmony or the cords under the melody can be anything you want, Even worse and adding infinitely more confusion was the idea that no it’s don’t have to necessarily be played in tune: The major third and major seventh always push slightly above pitch while the perfect fifth tends to be slightly flat. Well all that is true, it lacks the context that only comes from experience and experience is only gained by being placed in new and unfamiliar situations, whether they be physically or musically. Django Reinhardt changed the way that the guitar would be played because of an injury and the sound of Black Sabbath was created out of necessity because of an injury and the man who couldn’t do a single pull up or push up, Helio Gracie, revolutionized modern combat sports because he couldn’t physically perform the techniques the way his father and brother did. If we focus on what we do have so that we forget what we don’t, we will get a lot closer to success somewhere.
@@Sonicstillpoint83 damn bro
Just damn
Keep it up another year and you will be playing intricate solo's !! Practice is something we all have to do . After 40 years of playing I find it a little harder to find over a half hour to 1 hour of practice time. I do as much as I can it keeps me fairly sharp and keeps away most of the rust ? You should focus on using your pinky more it makes everything easier but it takes time . Good Luck and ROCK ON !!!
What's the song at 1:04?
Wow - It is so cool you took time to put this together! It was like watching you grow up. I hope you continue to keep a video record during the next year so we can see you again in 2022. Keep it up girl!
appreciate it!
You're a natural. I've seen people take 2 plus years to get to the level of comfort you have holding the instrument. Nothing wrong with a bullet tele to get going but you should give some thought into upgrading your guitar. You will be amazed at the difference in playability in something like a Fullerton asat or MIM tele that's been to a luthier.
thanks! You're absolutely right, I actually got a Fender Stratocaster (player series) and it changed playing for me!
YOU IMPROVED SO FAST!!!! AWESOME!! ALSO, YOURE A NIRVANA FAN!?! THATS AMAZING SO AM I!!!!!
Nice I like the jeux interdits
Just Amazing! You are inspiring me to work harder and practice more, dis you take online lessons? which program?
I did not see any alternate picking. Maybe I missed it. If not, this is an essential technique you must learn.
Imagine your first guitar being a Squier Telecaster... Thats Just Awesome! Your progress is was amazing!
you're so amazing you really made that guitar your own
❤️❤️
For those about to Rock we salute you! Keep it up !! Nice job and thank god someone is playing instead of rapping
-how many times per week?
-how many minutes per session?
-who did you take lessons with and what did you focus on in these lessons?
good job. please post and pin your, practice routine you did during this year so others will understand the time it took for you to improve.
1:04 what song is that?
I'm proud of you for pushing thru the tough parts and sticking with it. YOU sound amazing. Don't sell yourself short.
thank you
awesome! best of luck, keep it up 🙌🏼
thank you!!
Pretty good progress... Just keep at it... You'll get even better ❤️👍🏽
the amount of progress you made trough a year is amazing it really shows your dedication to it:)
Well done! Looking forward to seeing the 2-year progress video -- I bet you'll be really rockin'. And I love the color of your Tele.
Awesome! Good for you. I like your taste in music too (I’m a big MCR fan). I’m starting to play again and would kill to be where you are a year from now. Any advice? Which online lessons did you follow?
Guitar Mastery Method
nice!!!! omg so excited to finally get a guitar of my own! i’d been practicing with the ones at my high school pre covid, but now as a college freshman w a job i can finally afford the guitar i want :) it kinda looks like frank’s pansy! btw him and ray would be so proud! so inspiring!!
so exciting! thanks and good luck!
Next comes the dreaded plateau, Then the effects pedal addiction. So much to look forward to!
Hell yeah, I learned alot of MCR and Nirvana when I started too. Seems like you've really taken to the guitar quite well as an instrument! I hope to see Yr#2 progress happen upon my algorithm in the future
check my ONE YEAR GUITAR PROGRESS from twinkle twinkle little star to TORNADO OF SOULS : th-cam.com/video/KAu6GM37Qmw/w-d-xo.html
Love the MCR songs. Great job!
May I suggest you listen to RHCP - John Frusciante songs from Californication/Stadium Arcadium albums? His style could be implemented to yours
Bravo!
I got my electric guitar around the same time but it's been sitting at the corner collecting dust.... Getting my first lesson tmr morning!
hope it goes well!
If you listen My Chemical Romance, you can't be a boring person :)
I love that you're putting yourself out there. At your level I'd have never wanted to show myself. Heck, even now I don't want to and I'm a little bit better than you. You're an inspiration for sure.
awesome progress and great dedication. ive been playing 25 years and never progressed beyond intermediate level guitar so this is inspiring
I did wonder if you learnt Romance because of MCR then you pull out I Don’t Love You! 👏
cute and talented woah. Nice progress, I just picked up an axe myself. GLHF.
on July 27th 1:05 was so pretty💜💜💜 you're awesome
You did great by sticking with simple songs and doing them properly
Good job on the progress over the year! Keep going like this!
😂😂look the beginning of video with cute kawaii aaahhh songs then switch to rock etc at the end very loud 😂😂😂i love that😂🔥🔥🔥
Tears In Heaven Eric Clapton @ 0:50??? if so, i suck at fingerstyle picking. i'm not sure the whole song can be done with a pick
watching that kind of videos, seeing yours and recognizing "Romance" and 'I don't love you' by mc, i didn't expect it at aaaaall
Holy cow... Nice progress. How much hour in week you practice?
I’ve been playing guitar for like 4 years counting bass and my progression was shit
Dear Michell I must tell you....all the time you learning to play some song on the guitar...the things is, you shoud learn to play instrument first...how instrument functions...how to use left and right hands properly etc...your much better with you fingers on the right hand...learn the some theory...dont waste the time to practice wrong things...
You have too much tension in your left hand. Your problem i suspect is your squeezing too hard.
Don’t fear using your pinky letting it fly up is also causing unnecessary tension.
I,m learning but not doing as well as you. How often do you practice? I,m a bit older than you and struggling with finger stretching for some chords 😔
Well done! Keep up the great work...you've come a long way in a year.
You have long fingers like so many guitarists.
How much time you spent practicing?
Where were you getting the tabs when you started?
2:45 is that the song that was in Paul Blart mall cop???!!?!!!
How much did you practice the electric guitar per week? I'm interested
Welcome to the guitar community 😁🤟🏽
What’s that song called on July 8th please tell me it’s doing my head in trying to check everywhere also I play guitar as well
At 1 year of playing like 2-3 days a week im at the point where you were in 3-4 months XD
You will never be a true guitarist...same guitar for one year... I am sure it's fake video 😜
What’s the second song? At 0.13
I'm one month into playing a simple version of bad moon rising and I still fuck up
ofc smells like teen spirit for last.very good progress
You have a natural look that says "Guitar Player in a Rock Band"
Girls might have, in average, a better sense of rhythm than guys... :0
Great job. Tips on finding an instructor? Was it all virtual or did you go to a local music shop?
i remember back when i refused to learn anything with a bar chord
Can you make a video on how you started? I just got an electric guitar and I don't know where to start.
Squire should make a color of that knee
Next....a drummer and a bass player.
I couldn't help but smile the entire time. I picked up an acoustic a few days ago and the first few practice sessions have been miserable lol I was thinking there's no way I can figure this thing out. Fingers are hurting and I'm wondering how did I go through life not realizing how uncoordinated I am. SMH. However, this was the encouragement I needed. Thx for sharing.
Dude that's amazing that you just started, if you need any encouragement you can check out JustinGuitar, because he is such an amazing teacher and his passion for the guitar has saved me from quiting in my early days as well
How ling did you practice each day?