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Noodling on the same ol’ licks. Try’na find something that sticks.

There's some bluffing Involved but I tried my hand at john mayer's cover of wait until tomorrow

A bit of a bizarre one to come back with, but it's something I've been working on (by ear, as usual), and I thought I'd share it with you as I'm super proud of it! I need to get my pinky finger working a bit more, as there's plenty of opportunity, it's just making sure it sounds good and is comfortable to play! Also, I did record a whole cover for one of my favourite video game themes! That'll be coming once I record the video for it! And also, a very happy international Women's day!! \m/

British blues vibes with some modern color.

Thought people might want to see the Dark Night guitar in action. Don't claim this is by any means a perfect cover of the song but it's about as much effort as I can put into it for the moment.

I have been practicing for the past week and finally started recording some videos :) I will try to post more original riffs and song ideias after march. Good week! ;)

12 Oz killin it on geet

Hi, guys! For Synner Sunday, I decided to learn my fav song by Pearl Jam, and I'll keep recording my progress. Here's a little part of my practice. I'm trying to nail the rhythm and I'm having a bit of a hard time with that, but I just started learning this song today. Any tips/feedback/constructive criticism is welcomed!

The little 'latest riff' box in the sidebar has been taunting me for days now, and because of it I decided to revisit the last lesson I uploaded on the SGS. As always tips and tricks are welcome :D

Captain @[1427:@Ed Seith] told me to make a progress video, and here it is, like I promised. Been fixing some wrong notes with the help of the theory. My big goal is to get the full solo by ear and check with the theory, so I'm gonna keep on working on the next sections during the next weeks. Will be posting when I have something new.

Happy Synner Sunday Everyone!!! This has a lot of mistakes in it, but it was fun to learn and fun to play, so I hope y'all enjoy it as much as I did. It was a true challenge playing through the whole thing, and served as a reminder as to why learning entire songs is an important part of development. In my opinion, that applies to everyone. Learning a full song tests your concept of timing and rhythm, and forces you to drill your areas of technique which may be lacking. Last but not least, it forces you to either fix or improvise with mistakes on the fly. As you will see, there are a few times where my fingers do not end up where they should be, but knowing the song well allows me to make quick corrections. With that, I hope everyone is having an awesome day, I look forward to seeing everyone else's uploads for today! Also, that is the most comfortable fuckin hoodie I've ever worn, I was almost sweating recording this. 120% worth it.

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Tried my best to get it 99% accurate... :) If you wanna improve as an overall musician, ditch tabs and try learning solos by ear. The best way to do this (imo) is to slow down the song on YouTube to 0.5 or even 0.25 speed! If you're lucky, you might also find an isolated guitar track! ;)

I got this guitar when I got out of the hospital but never really play on it so I figured today I'll play on it a little bit and wrote this little ditty. The guitar itself is dusty and the strings are very old so kinda badly intonated (I'm waiting for my package form Thomann to ship) As for the music, what it is is something that's a mix of E harmonic and E melodic minor(Em|B7|Cdim7|A7) with an F diminished thing(which can function as an E7 so V chord ) leading up to something in A harmonic minor(Am|Dm|E7|Am) where at the end I put a little A7 to lead back to the thing in E melodic minor. At the end there's a C diminished thing(as sub for B7) that leads to it resolving on Em.

Hi guys! :) I really enjoy play this song and the school have been helping me to develop proper time to play both guitar parts. If someone want to learn any part of this song, just let me know. I hope this is fun to watch!

So my computer with all my recordings and all 65 Syns etudes backing tracks broke LOLOL I'll eventually repost this with better sound quality and both video angles. I won't have any newly produced content for a little while as I sliced my pinky ...

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Enjoy my cover of Libertine guys ! Guitar Tab: https://www.dropbox.com/s/v3w5e15uazo5yot/Architects%20-%20Libertine%20TAB.pdf?dl=0

Hi guys, here is a solo I'm writing. It's not finish yet, but wanted to share it here.

bflat to bflat4.

One of my favorite songs from The Doors. I love weird and uncomfortable, music and this track is a great example of that being done well. I tried to sort of add my own takes on the weirdness to the playing to further push the more uncomfortable “out there” vibe the song presents. Some areas I think it worked, some areas it just sounds meh or flat, but uhhhh points for trying? 😅 It’s a weird song and I had a blast with it. The original is just so keyboard dominated that hearing the guitar parts played over top is a bit jarring, at least in my opinion. If you’ve never heard the song before definitely check it out, you’ll see what I mean and it’s a WILD ride. I cut off right before the solo because it’s going to take a bit more time before I can tackle that beast! Robby Krieger is a creative genius when it comes to guitar. Severally underrated by later generations imo. “The minister's daughter's in love with the snake” 🐍

My guitar is tuned down a half step from E Standard. Was trying to help and may have deviated slightly from the topic. I made this to help some. There's more things you can do. Tried to edit my video too, I saw "uhh" a lot.... This is the tab I used: https://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/rebelution/feeling-alright-tabs-632770

Just jamming an A minor pent over a C Major backing track and having fun and being free