r/guitarlessons • u/AutoModerator • 8d ago

Mod | Meta Post r/GuitarLessons Monthly Gear Thread

Welcome to the r/GuitarLessons monthly gear thread!

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Here you can discuss any gear related to guitars, ask for purchase advice, discuss favorite guitars, etc. This post will be posted monthly, and you can always search for old ones, just include "Monthly Gear Thread".

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u/wally9719 6d ago

If I would like to learn at home, what would be recommended to learn in order? I don't know whether to try to learn each individual notes, the chords, how to read sheet music, I don't know where to start. Eventually, I would like to be able to play metal songs using (or even better without using) tabs, just not sure what would be the best use of my time.

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u/suzunumi 6d ago

There's two routes you can take:

Start learning sheet music and all the notes in the first three frets.

Start learning chords/power chords and easy solos.

I think the first route is the best but I'm heavily biased towards the study of music, whereas the second route is what most people do to varying degrees of success.

If you want an easy start to sheet music for guitar, look at Sor Op 60 and start from the first pieces. They're designed for day 1 guitarists and you'll be better than most year 3 students if you make it through the whole thing.

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u/wally9719 6d ago

Ok thank you so much for the reply and information! I will try route 1!

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u/Maximum-Motor8322 Rock 4d ago

I recommend chords/power chords, gets you playing quicker !