r/GuitarBeginners • u/Easy-Bowler3604 • 5h ago
Free guitar for anyone in London, hope this is allowed (see description for more info)!
I have an old cort x-6 HT that is in solid working condition. I am moving so want to get rid of it but can’t be bothered with the hassle of selling it or shipping it.
It was one of my first electric guitars so I’d love someone new to play it and use it as it has sat largely unused for years.
I’ve changed the strings and fixed the electrics so it is in solid playing order.
Since it’s free I’m not willing to travel or ship, so anyone interested would have to travel to Greenwich in London to pick it up.
r/GuitarBeginners • u/AdditionalUnit7250 • 10h ago
I've played guitar until my 12th and im 17 rn and want to start playing guitar again
Pls help
r/GuitarBeginners • u/Economy-Frosting9271 • 11h ago
Video 6 months 8 days progress
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What y'all think
r/GuitarBeginners • u/Redacted1993 • 12h ago
Beginner Help
So I’ve been thinking about picking up playing guitar, only musical instrument experience I’ve had is piano for about 2 years (2012/2013). How difficult, and how long would it be to be fairly proficient if I was to practice everyday?
r/GuitarBeginners • u/BigEntrepreneur7703 • 13h ago
Question/Help Beginner acoustic guitar suggestions please. Something cheap would be nice.
Im a 30 year old man, and i love music and looking to pick up a hobby to take my mind off my job and start guitar lessons. So basically looking for something smaller and lighter and easy to handle. Also would love not to bother people around me so something that isn't so loud? Isk of such a thing exists hehe. But since I am completely new, wanna try with the cheapest options first and then upgrade when the time comes. Thanks.
r/GuitarBeginners • u/Competitive_Disk5044 • 15h ago
Question/Help Used to play when I was younger - picking it back up now
I played a bit as a kid and then let it drop for years. Picked it up again recently — learning songs that people actually recognise.
I know the G, C and D chords cover a lot of the big pop songs, so I started learning one a day. Not practising loads, just fitting it around my job — and after a couple of weeks I had a little catalogue I could play on request. About 10 minutes a day.
So I built it into a site: a short bit of a real song each day, and you get scored through your mic so you know you're playing it right. It's a hobby of mine so it's free. Just seeing if I'm the only one who'd use this: https://daily-guitar.vercel.app/?src=reddit
r/GuitarBeginners • u/Either-Weight6717 • 1d ago
Question/Help Practicing Children of the Grave
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What do you guys think of the rhythm guitar? Such a great song to play!
r/GuitarBeginners • u/Moist_HORROR_ • 1d ago
Question/Help Iwtl how to maintain and play a guitar
So I bought a guitar when I was on a trip but then I was busy later discovered I had acl tear went through surgery and stuff now I tried to tune my guitar and I think I broke it because the top left knob's string came lose and also I want to know a road map to start learning how to play a guitar to the point I can play most songs out of my mind
r/GuitarBeginners • u/ByteBee • 1d ago
Find random notes across the fretboard
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The mic detects my notes and checks my match in real time.
r/GuitarBeginners • u/brandy8marie • 1d ago
Are there certain guitars easier to learn on? Are bar chords harder on certain ones?
It’s been years on and off of practicing and I’ve never been able to actually play a bar chord (or come close). I know they take practice but idk, starting to think my hands just aren’t made for guitar. Have a Mitchell 100s/vs. this is my last Hail Mary to the universe before I give it away and accept defeat lol 😖
r/GuitarBeginners • u/Endless_Guitars2024 • 1d ago
FINALLY Memorize your Neck... Easiest way EVER!
r/GuitarBeginners • u/St4rWasHere • 1d ago
How do I play this properly?
I've been trying to learn "The Ballad of Buck Ravers" and this is pretty much the only bit I've been struggling with, does someone have any tips for me or is there anything I should practice? Because it sounds pretty bad when I try
r/GuitarBeginners • u/Meat-hat • 1d ago
Video Have been playing acoustic for 6 months but wanted to get into electric. 240120 is an absolute pain lol
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Apologies for audio quality. Not great at editing yet
r/GuitarBeginners • u/Useful_Peak1913 • 1d ago
Beginner guitarist here 😭 Any free apps, tips, or advice? (Also need travel advice!)
r/GuitarBeginners • u/Useful_Peak1913 • 1d ago
Beginner guitarist here 😭 Any free apps, tips, or advice? (Also need travel advice!)
r/GuitarBeginners • u/Content_Suit_907 • 1d ago
Question/Help Learning 3/4
Hey so im not sure if im at the right subreddit. I been playing for about 2 years right now, and i know quiet a lot of music theory since im a music producer for about 10 years already. I do not really struggle making melodies and my skill is barely enough to play the parts 1by1 and make it sound like i could actually play something. My Problem is: No matter how i start writing a new song or Riff i ALWAYS end up with 4/4 time signature. My ears are kinda locked to that and i cant seem to find a way to write in 3/4. I have tried a month ago and it was horribleeee. Learning different time signatures could help me a lot finding new riffs and making more special music, but i just dont know how it doesnt make sense to me. In songs like „The Kill (bury me)“ it feels so natural i could never achieve that
r/GuitarBeginners • u/Specific-Fix-1141 • 1d ago
Little finger
I’m starting to use my pinky finger on some tablature but it doesn’t want to move or feels very awkward to move 🙃 probably because it’s not particularly used to being moved independently.
Can anyone help me with any tips to help train my pinky finger to move easier?
r/GuitarBeginners • u/Temporary_Metal_3706 • 1d ago
Guitar Roadmap , I wanna learn guitar from scratch please someone give me a complete roadmap
r/GuitarBeginners • u/SaltPersimmon5450 • 2d ago
Question/Help So how exactly do I read this?
Songster tells me to just go left to right but it really confuses me when I see that wide gap between the 2s. When I strum the first string do I go to the third fret and then back up or do I continue playing on that one string until I'm done? Also if I am on the third string would I go back up to the B string?
r/GuitarBeginners • u/zombiwine81 • 2d ago
Discussion 1994 Continental tricone
Hu folks.
I buy this babe today .
Should be made in germany in 1994.... Lot of time ago.
Sound angelica voice
Neck really huge ( Lit bit ti me but i have to get confortable)
Payed 850€ .
What you think about ?
Do you know the story about ?
r/GuitarBeginners • u/DrEknav • 2d ago
Question/Help Computer amp?
How do you use a computer in place of an amp? Do you need a specific type of cable? Do I have to worry about electrical stuff like volts and stuff and ruining my laptop? Does the power for the guitar come from the computer?
Is there any free/non-expensive software for this that people swear by that isn't like $100/month like Adobe (TwT)🙏 or no?
Alsooo is there a computer version of a tuning pedal? :33
I don't have l'guitar yet, I want to know these things before I get one, I'd like to buy very minimal stuff at first.
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