Post by Rambler on Feb 28, 2016 21:42:54 GMT
Hi Guys
I find playing the electric guitar as much a source of frustration as a source of joy at times. To get better, you need to hear better players, but you also need a window into what they're doing. Then you need to assimilate aspects of what they are doing into what you do. You also need a context in which your playing can live (a band maybe). The fretboard is a jungle, and sometimes I feel like I can't see the wood for the trees. As similarly minded creative guitarists...how do you get better?
Jonny
I find playing the electric guitar as much a source of frustration as a source of joy at times. To get better, you need to hear better players, but you also need a window into what they're doing. Then you need to assimilate aspects of what they are doing into what you do. You also need a context in which your playing can live (a band maybe). The fretboard is a jungle, and sometimes I feel like I can't see the wood for the trees. As similarly minded creative guitarists...how do you get better?
Jonny
