Utility Menu. Last Jump to page: Results 51 to 75 of Thread: Learning guitar as an adult: lame or not? Originally Posted by Chugachjed. So how does one decide between an electric or acoustic guitar? I want to be able to play both but I can only get one for now. I've been playing a borrowed acoustic that's way way too nice for a novice like me and that term of lending is nearly over.
I'm kinda leaning toward electric because I could play it unplugged at night without disturbing anyone. Posts 14, That's not sheet music that's tablature. If you want effects get a cheap boss multi effects pedal like a me Hundreds of classic emulations for next to nothing.
Originally Posted by steepconcrete. Join Date Jan Location the gach Posts 5, Pick whichever you'd prefer to play primarily, or whichever sounds most like the music you aspire to play. The skills are transferable, but it's more fun to learn when you are making the music you actually want to hear. If that makes any sense. But Ellen kicks ass - if she had a beard it would be much more haggard. Learning guitar as an adult: lame or not?
Originally Posted by hatchgreenchile. I look at it as more of a hybrid. I've always seen tab as this:. Join Date Apr Location here and occasionally there Posts 1, I knew a guy that took up the sax at His goal was to study the sax until he was 50, quit his day job and earn a living playing. Last i heard he was living in Barcelona, playing in a quartet and enjoying life. Never lame And being a poseur is as cool as being core on TGR. Never took lessons - just learned by ear and by watching other players.
This is me Join Date Dec Posts 16, Originally Posted by assman. Join Date Jan Posts 18, I'm going to learn uke and guitar this summer with the help of my nine-year-old son.
