Puh. It's hard to say. I had lessons for 1 1/2 years when I was 16. When I was 18, I played bass in a black metal band for a short time. Then I didn't play at all for at least 15 years (?) until I bought a new guitar about 2 years ago. Played a bit of acoustic guitar in between. Since then I've been playing more or less regularly. Unfortunately, there is no suitable guitar teacher for me here. - Like I said, hard to say ;) Why do you ask? Do you play an instrument?
@@AbsurdRealYes, 2 years ago I started playing guitar. But it was nothing more than simple songs on a few basic chords. I started listening to metal, primarily black metal. and 2 months ago I started to really learn to play the electric guitar. right now I can barely Play ea, lord of the depths, including the solo.
I also noticed that sometimes you move your fingers to another position late, as a result of which some notes are missing. I don't know the best way to say it in English. Good luck!
@@kugamicomity3428 Then you're still at the very beginning, which is great. I don't think I'm perfect either. What I think is important to start with is to learn all the basic things. Posture, hand position, fingers. Everything should be relaxed. For example, I have a few unnecessary bad postures and tensions in my arms and wrists, which I am now trying to eliminate bit by bit. ^^ Playing should be very relaxed and relaxed. Not to be confused with the power, energy, frenzy and dedication needed for black metal, for example. Otherwise you play scales up and down, learn chords, always new techniques and the rest almost comes naturally. The barre chords, for example, are still really difficult at first. But at some point it works all by itself, even though I haven't explicitly learned how to do it. The intro of the song, for example, is played with a baree, which makes it easier to play. Varg generally likes to use barre chords.
@@kugamicomity3428 Where do you mean? I have to say that I'm simulating two guitars here by playing the rhythm guitar and the lead guitar notes. The dropouts here are intentional, so that you can hear the difference to the backing track. You can also write in Russian. Translator already regulates
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@@AbsurdReal Ja ist genau nach meinem Geschmack,hat gut Pfeffer.
Привет! Как долго ты играешь на гитаре?
Puh. It's hard to say. I had lessons for 1 1/2 years when I was 16. When I was 18, I played bass in a black metal band for a short time. Then I didn't play at all for at least 15 years (?) until I bought a new guitar about 2 years ago. Played a bit of acoustic guitar in between. Since then I've been playing more or less regularly. Unfortunately, there is no suitable guitar teacher for me here. - Like I said, hard to say ;) Why do you ask? Do you play an instrument?
@@AbsurdRealYes, 2 years ago I started playing guitar. But it was nothing more than simple songs on a few basic chords. I started listening to metal, primarily black metal. and 2 months ago I started to really learn to play the electric guitar. right now I can barely Play ea, lord of the depths, including the solo.
I also noticed that sometimes you move your fingers to another position late, as a result of which some notes are missing. I don't know the best way to say it in English. Good luck!
@@kugamicomity3428 Then you're still at the very beginning, which is great. I don't think I'm perfect either. What I think is important to start with is to learn all the basic things. Posture, hand position, fingers. Everything should be relaxed. For example, I have a few unnecessary bad postures and tensions in my arms and wrists, which I am now trying to eliminate bit by bit. ^^ Playing should be very relaxed and relaxed. Not to be confused with the power, energy, frenzy and dedication needed for black metal, for example.
Otherwise you play scales up and down, learn chords, always new techniques and the rest almost comes naturally. The barre chords, for example, are still really difficult at first. But at some point it works all by itself, even though I haven't explicitly learned how to do it. The intro of the song, for example, is played with a baree, which makes it easier to play. Varg generally likes to use barre chords.
@@kugamicomity3428 Where do you mean? I have to say that I'm simulating two guitars here by playing the rhythm guitar and the lead guitar notes. The dropouts here are intentional, so that you can hear the difference to the backing track.
You can also write in Russian. Translator already regulates