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Welcome, New Patrons! (Patreon)

Published:
2022-10-05 21:28:13
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2024-05

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It’s time for another monthly introduction for new Patrons!

If you’re new here, tell us a little about yourself: What brought you here? Where are you in your guitar journey, and what do you hope to accomplish while you’re here?

If you’re a seasoned Patron, please give our new members a warm welcome! Reply to new Patrons below if you share the same goals, or can relate to their journey. This community is made up of students of different skill levels from all around the world and interaction between students is an excellent way of learning and staying motivated.

If you missed your first welcome post, please feel free to jump on this one.

More helpful info for new patrons can be found on my Where To Start page.

Comments

William

Hey Everyone! My name is William and I’ve been playing guitar almost everyday for 4 months now, and I bought myself an electric guitar two weeks ago. Love the way you teach and I’m hoping to be able to create riffs off the pentatonic scales and jam to songs. I also want to get better at rhythm and learn a set of 10 songs that I can play start to finish and eventually would love to be able to sing along to as well.

Scott Paul Johnson
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Hi William, welcome! I hope you enjoy your time here AND I hope you create riffs for community Challenges! Check out my rhythm course, too: https://www.scottpauljohnson.com/strumming-patterns

Dan Rolander

Hi all! My name is Dan. I'm 62 and I've been playing since I was around 10, but I am nowhere near as good as I would like to be. I am mostly self-taught, with help from friends and videos, although I have taken some in-person lessons. For years I mostly played rhythm guitar. Just learning songs seemed like a major accomplishment and was fun. Lately however I've decided to focus on getting to know the fretboard better and becoming a decent lead guitar player. I know my pentatonic shapes and have a pretty good understanding of music theory and chord construction, but still struggle to play interesting solos and to "see" the notes without relying on my standard shapes. I am really enjoying the CAGED series of lessons and that is opening up my mind to using different voicings and moving more horizontally up and down the neck. I have followed a lot of internet guitar teachers over the years but Scott is really good and has a way of explaining things that seems fresh and enlightening. I also love the use of PDFs and graphics. I am looking forward to participating in the community challenges.