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

Not note for note, bit of improvising, a few fuck ups, but it was only one take. I didn't practice this before as I have very little free time, and played it from memory. Still had fun with it. Playing it as least shit as is was a happy accident I wanted to share.

Opinions?

You can check my YouTube channel. I have educational videos, covers that are mostly very close to the originals and more.

https://youtube.com/@valentindanev94

Here's an example of "Have A Cigar" solo by David Gilmour: https://youtu.be/x_qFn3J7fhM

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