GREAT JOB THANKS ALOT

WOW…..that was great, probely at the right stage im at also,ive tried that same strumming pattern with other songs too and they soung wicked.
plus your beautiful so that helps when im listning lol…..(joke)but not about the beautiful part cuz u are ….THANKS ALOT

I thought you did a very good job on giving that lesson. Pick patterns are where its at and you rocked. Nice!

She’s hot !

For a beginner, looking at instruments that may not be immediately obvious is a great idea… Fender, gibson and co really dont excell at beginner instruments, you really can be loaded with a real piece of crap…

Yamaha give a lot for the money and maybe even try some of the lower mid range ibanez…. Beware the cheap wammy bar in general though… tremeloed guitars at entry level will seldom be any use and defo wont keep tune when you use it.
Good luck!

yes best suggestion get a piece of crap and learn basics if your serious enough and continue and find yourself playing every day go out and buy a 500-1000 dollar one or the best you can afford; If you wait a little while your ears will get accustomed to hearing tones better then you will probably be able to identify the better sounding guitars/ or even better do like i did and get a guitar teacher to help you go pick one out. If you got time to play you will choose a guitar over a woman!

Actually,
Jennifer, David and Tim ROCK.
Rock On Good People!

-David Chesney

if it’s your first guitar and it’s you want an electric, I would say a Fender or Squire Stratocaster if you can’t afford the Fender. They’re pretty light and have a bunch of tones you can mess around with. Not to mention they have whammy bars. everyone loves a good whammy bar. lol

I have a EG523SC takamine and it’s just awesome. about 500$

Actually,
there’s too
much treble.

hey im thinking of getting a guitar but idk what kind or where i should get for a new guy. any suggestions?

NVM, ppl who arn’t pros make mistakes too lol
C E G

The E does belong in C. C E D

jennifer rox!!! rawwrrrrr!!!!

jeez lol thats some violant strumming.

i think she’s hot

probably trying to make that crappy hole-mounted pickup sound better. Why not just a use decent little pencil condenser placed within a couple feet of the sound hole and 12th fret? Her voice is obviously mic’d. Why can’t the guitar be properly mic’d as well? Or if you’re producing a “pro-level” teaching video, why not have a guitar with a built in mic, like a Taylor w/a Fishman pickup & mic combo, all mounted inside the body? Much simpler with far better results.

it isn’t actually a mistake … she doesn’t have to worry about the strumming, it comes naturally they are not mechanical processes, that’s why she has to think first

Amazing lesson for me, a beginner thankz

that is basically the same pattern for time of your life, the green day lesson they had. the non arpegiated version
by the way i dont know how to spell arpegiated

yup

theres barely any!

Its not the reverb, just the tone is a bit not right for my ears. But its not a vid on how to make a guitar sound good, so its fine

Too much reverb!!!!!!!!!

i think it might be so with at least classical guitar, but when playing rock, blues, and many other genres of guitar based music, reaching over the neck w/the thumb is actually REQUIRED for proper string bending. besides i see almost all of the legends play this way and they seem to be doing just fine.

probably one of those pain-in-the-ass capo’s