Here is another 10-second tip for you to enjoy.
It’s one that will potentially help you smooth out a lot of your playing.
It’s very simple but very underutilised. Here it is…
Here is another 10-second tip for you to enjoy.
It’s one that will potentially help you smooth out a lot of your playing.
It’s very simple but very underutilised. Here it is…
Welcome to a new Monday post with 3 random thoughts on all things guitar, music, and life, including the film Tenet, pool/snooker, and sunshine!
One of the biggest frustrations most guitarists have is not having a plan.
You’ll know this if you have ever spent time trying to learn guitar in the YouTube casino, as I jokingly call it.
Although it can be useful for certain things, if you’re not careful, the YouTube casino will suck your time and motivation for guitar playing.
Welcome to a new Monday post with 3 random thoughts on all things guitar, music, and life, including Ed Byrne and Iggy Pop, avoiding pain, and an opportunity to choose the next song for my course. Here we go…
Just want to give you a heads up…
In a few hours, enrolment for the Dan Thorpe Acoustic Academy will end.
One big mistake you got to be careful of when learning guitar is not practising things in huge chunks.
I was talking about this with a student the other day.
He was trying to perfect pretty much the whole song in one go, but there were about 7 or 8 parts in the song which needed work.
Plus, his overall tone wasn’t great.