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Welcome, New Patrons! (Patreon)

Published:
2023-08-01 13:00:03
Imported:
2024-05

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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

Rod Zahra

Hi guys, I'm Rod. I took my first guitar lessons around 30 years ago but quit after only 2 years. Since then I have been playing guitar (chords), just learning songs or parts of them because I seem to get interested in playing a song and never complete it for some reason. This year I made some new friends and I started meeting with them and just jam (try to)for a few hours and it's so much fun. Much better than spending days trying to figure out a song and play cover songs. So I decided I wanted to learn guitar theory and try to understand what I was looking at on the fretboard and expand my playing. I joined weekly lessons with a guitar teacher and I started to improve and learn a few things, however, sometimes I end up getting confused when I get presented with something new, such a new scale or arpeggios etc. I learned these scales but I had to know how and where they were coming from. I was not getting a plan and kept flipping back and forth through the book. Yesterday,I came across one of your videos on YouTube(Chords in a Key) and I was blown away how good you explained scales, minor and major chords and triads and how to extract these from. I felt that only from that one lesson I have understood so many things which before were so confusing to me. This is exactly what I was looking for and I am so excited to be here. Thanks Scott.

Tasha McManus

Welcome, new peeps! We are so glad to have you here :-) You are going to get so much out of this Patreon. I suggest you start by following your curiosity, rather than telling yourself what you “should” do. 🎶🎉😃🎸🙌🏽