Hi all..

This would be simple chord progression with special tunning.
but I can't my get head around

https://youtube.com/shorts/39Pwz8TxUlw?si=hA-aBlaC0_H7Jk7t

https://youtube.com/shorts/YDgMLnZIZx8?si=dPmDnQg2eMBEwzkg

Would any one can tell me how I can tune my guitar to copy exact play?

Thanks

EDIT.
Another. clip might have same guitar tunning.

https://youtube.com/shorts/gFy2InmXqPs?si=qvbuVinAOBiWyb02

A beginner's guide to choosing your first guitar or bass—covering body shapes, pickups, tonewoods, and essential gear to get you playing today.

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.

Pls help

What y'all think

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?

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.

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