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JOIN THE DISCORD VIEW THREADI'll suggest Given Up by Linkin Park, it's pretty easy and fun to play !Thank you! We will try that in the future! Feel free to leave easy suggestions!
The black one is my second guitar, an Esp LTD EC-401
Good idea, almost forgot about that song.I'll suggest Given Up by Linkin Park, it's pretty easy and fun to play !
Looks cool, Les Paul body style with 24 frets, loved it
Thanks!Really cool and great choice for a beginner!
Hmm maybe. But I only have one drop pedal. Then again I think my Boss Katana 100 has a pitch shifter which may do a similar thing. Thanks for the suggestion!Amazing! sounds really solid and nice
Try this songi don't think that it's hard and also you can change some parts to be easier that will be good for your arrangement skills haha
you can also make a Drop D version , it really doesn't matter haha, it will sound less "heavier" than the original but it's still the songHmm maybe. But I only have one drop pedal. Then again I think my Boss Katana 100 has a pitch shifter which may do a similar thing. Thanks for the suggestion!
What's the point in playing Slipknot when it's not heavy?????you can also make a Drop D version , it really doesn't matter haha, it will sound less "heavier" than the original but it's still the song
Metallicas Bellt?Nice work guys!
Maybe give Bellz a crack next? Simple riffs, no solos and a little harmony guitar section.
Metallicas Bellt?That beginning Riff is pretty fast to start with
Maybe we will try that. Alex hasn't dealt with proper power chords yet. (It's a little easier in drop d after all)Yeah, that Bellz. It is quick (sometimes I forget how quick), but it is a fairly striaghtforward chromatic progression and a great riff to start working on those downpicking chops.
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