Hey everyone, I've been thinking a lot about tone lately, especially how much it really comes down to my playing technique rather than just the gear I’ve got. I mean, I can plug into my nice amp and use my shiny pedals, but sometimes it feels like my sound is lacking something. I’ve been watching ...

Hey everyone, I just picked up a new electric guitar and I’m really excited about it! It sounds great, but I’ve heard mixed opinions about whether I should get a professional setup done. Some mates say it’s essential for the best playability, while others think it’s just a nice-to-have. I’m a bit on ...

Hey everyone!! Which do you think is the best value for a paid service: Songsterr vs Ultimate Guitar? Or is there a better alternative out there? Main goal is trying to learn songs and have the ability to slow them down while learning. Thanks so much!

This inner ring shows the 1 followed by the next 4 fifths. What is purpose of this quick reference?

I'm trying to get my head around how to effectively approach target notes in my playing. I understand that intervals can sound different depending on the chord underneath, but I'm not quite sure how to go about targeting those notes while also crafting a melody.

I'm on day three of casually learning to play guitar, a six string acoustic in this case. My understanding is that in any particular fret, the finger should be placed as close as possible to the fret bar closest to the guitar body. I'm having a problem with it, but maybe what I'm experiencing is ...

Any recommendations for a tutorial/YouTube on the absolute basics? Even before learning to play. Stuff like different guitars, playing types, music construct, what exactly is a chord, pluck or strum etc.

Whenever I play my barre chords the middle strings always buzz and sound bad. When I isolate just the barring hand it sounds good but when I add the other fingers it sounds bad. How do I fix this?

Hello everyone. I’m a beginner. Just learned c chord a few weeks ago. But I can’t put my fingers on the three strings at the same time. Super frustrating. Is there a specific drill that I can do to learn simultaneity? Thanks for any tips or advice!