So I’ve been having a bit trouble creating something new. I am stuck doing the same old I - VII - VI chord progressions and riffs that I’ve done before and when I create something new it feels boring and uninteresting. I have been through this before but this time is a bit harder to get out of. Does anyone know how to kinda get out of feeling uninspired and find something to be inspired by?

Hey y’all! I have a performance at the end of this year and one of our set songs is afterlife. I have syns guitar, a boss katana mk2 artist series and no pedals. How would I go about getting a tone as close as possible to the records recording of afterlife?

Hello guys! Merry Christmas to all you merry people!
So i wanna know, should i put all my effort into mastering economy picking or should i do it for alternate.
I don't get much time to practice cause i hv AL's(basically year 12 exams) so i wanna know what to focus on in my limited time
Or should i learn to mix up both?

Does this site have a preferred web browser? When I try to do the lessons on Firefox the tab section doesn't seem to scroll down even after trying to change the settings.

So there are two things that are confusing me. First is something I kinda got down and that transitioning from a verse to a chorus or chorus to a bridge. What are some steps or ways I would to kinda build up verse to a chorus or another part of the song. Second is strum patterns. I have been having a lot of trouble finding good strum patterns to use in a song so what should I practice to start heading in the right direction. The only two I really know is just either straight eighth notes or the one strum pattern that Avenged Sevenfold uses in like 50% of their choruses (natural born killer, heretic, etc.)

Hi guys! I'm here with a question about the guitar strings. I play an old and cheap electric guitar (model Les Paul) and I've always used to use strings with 10-46 scale. Currently, I'm using the Ernie Ball regular slinky (the ones with the green pack). My question is, if I want to try the super slinky (the ones with the pink pack), which are 9-42 scale, could I have some kind of problems with my guitar? Is the string scale related to the guitar model, or is just up to the style/type of music you're going to play? I've always put the 11-52 on the acoustic guitar and the 10-46 on the electric, but I've never tried the 9-42 and I'm just curious.

hi if there is anyone with the knowladge or experiance on processor repair i need some help. I've been using Pod xt Live on stage and it started lightly at first but now it uncontrollablely switches tones between channels in the middle of a song while edit button is closed. For more clear explanation for example, when i play the rhythm section with clean channel that has gain on 1 and then switch to the distortion channel for solo with gain on 8-9 or whatever doesnt really matter, the gain of the distortion channel suddenly drops down to 1 same level as the clean channel i used right before. Is there anyway i can fix it myself at home there arent really any good lithuers around me and literally not a single one that can repair pedals etc.

So I have a schecter hellraiser with a Floyd rose on it and I have it in drop c and I play with Ernie ball 10-52 strings and lately the low e string feels loose or there isn't enough tension on the string and the other strings feel fine.
The low e string has this snappiness sound to it.
Any advice

Hey guys! Hope everyone is well. So glad the lessons are back and running Thank you to everyone who worked hard on getting them back up! I've had my guitar for about a year now and I'm not a complete beginner, but I still don't know a whole lot of things, so I'm starting the lessons from the very beginning. Regarding the tuning lesson, I have been using guitar tuna/my amp tuner to help me tune(I dont own a clip tuner just yet). I've been trying to practice how to tune my guitar using the method in the lesson, but I just cant seem to get it. Is there any tips or tricks you guys have to help me master this skill?

Hi folks,
I’m trying to figure out how to produce the effect Syn is using in the Chorus of the song Angels.

My ears are hearing a high octave effect and volume swells. It may also be some sort of delay or reverb effect where he has the mix set to 100%.

I know he’s a Fractal user, and that’s what I’m working with. I’ve already been trying stuff with a volume block and a pitch block for the octaves. Nothing so far. I’ve tried some different delays as well, but nothing.

Would love some help from the community!

Hi!

Very nice to see that the videos are back up! Is it still possible to scrub or point to a place to start playing from? For me this only works for the very first chunk of the videos. I cant skip to any place in the notes or video...

The lessons of Synner are amazing. Is there a way to print the tabs that I can use for reference.

Does anyone know the best strings for soloing and bends
For my other guitar

my high e string keeps going out of tune when i bend it
It just won't stay in tune
Can someone help me

i have a blackstar id:30 tvp amp and i want an 80s style lead tone. eddie van halens lead tone for example. if anybody could help that would be great, thank you guys.

I can see the difference between major and minor, but they have too many notes for chordfinders online.

The notes from the 3rd bar are f a c e f g a b c
The notes from the last bar are e g b d e f# g a b

I've always been curious how he actually plays it. If he alternate/economy picks the lead gtr in the chorus or he does a really slow sweep pick.

It's really not that urgent. I'm alot more comfortable alternate picking it but idk.

Pretty much as the question is asked. I've gotten my E shape barre chord down with no problem on a standard 6 string. But I normally play and practice on my 7 string (tuned to Drop A so I have E standard on the top 6 strings). How do I properly do a barre chord? Do I fret across the 6 and mute the 7th with the tip of my finger, or do I reach my index finger over the 7th and mute it? There aren't a lot of resources out there haha

So I've been trying to learn the Solo with tabs from Songsterr and it works kinda fine, but the solo as it sounds in the original song sounds kinda different. I have read that it may be, because San uses some kinds of effects but I wanted to know if it is that or if the solo on songsterr is just wrong?
Thanks for answers

I can play most of the solo, but am currently struggling (and have been for about 3 or so months now) to do the part right before the duet, the part where it's a fast up then back down on the frets kind of thing, does anyone have any tips, or advice, on how I should go about doing it, or any exercises that could help? Right now I've just been trying to do it slowly then speed it up but I'm not making any progress doing it this way.

I have just started to learn sweep picking and my downstrokes are ok muting wise, but the upstrokes are a sloppy mess but i dont know how to mute the strings properly

can anyone help?

Can anyone with the custom signature say that the 1500 is a good trem?

We are unable to view the lessons videos, may we know when will it be fixed? Please fix it soon. We are unable to do the classes since a long time

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