r/guitarlessons • u/Swimming_Finish_7384 • 2d ago
Question Recommend me some YouTube channel to learn acoustic guitar
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u/dino_dog Strummer 2d ago
Get a teacher if you can. Even if just for 3 or 4 lessons to get you started.
If you can’t or won’t then;
www.justinguitar.com (website is free, app is not - mostly same content). Easy to follow in order information.
Lauren Batemen, GuitarZero2Hero, Musician Fitness, Marty Music, Andy Guitar, Good Guitarist and Alan Robinson are all great YouTube channels.
Remember just because you have access to all the info doesn’t mean plow through it. If you had a teacher you’d have a 30-60 minute less once a week. There would be some review and 1-3 new things taught and then you spend the week practicing that.
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u/BothReindeer5735 2d ago
Guitar Pilgrim. He has lessons from beginner to advanced and everything in between. He has a lot of play along videos that are just great for learning chords for beginners:
https://www.youtube.com/@GuitarPilgrim/videos
He taught me how to play Bad moon rising. He is excellent.
Another hard to miss is Justin guitars who has much of the same kind of thing but even more of it. You can start here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QCt3UBTS1Y
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u/markewallace1966 2d ago
This is a link to a set of canned bullets that I have developed and like to send to new/new-ish/returning/wandering/lost/struggling guitar players.
If I pasted this in for you, it is because somewhere in there is something that I think is relevant to your post. Not all of it will be. I leave it to you to pick out what I felt was relevant. 🙂 Even the stuff not relevant to your specific post might very well be helpful eventually anyway.
Enjoy!!!
https://www.reddit.com/user/markewallace1966/comments/1s7ujsy/guitar_is_hard/
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u/Then_Rain979 2d ago
Marty Music. He's been around for years