3 Big Mistakes ALL Self-Taught Guitarists Make

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[AYICHANGMLGAMING]

Im a self taught guitarist and yes they're my biggest probs which I've been trying to improve 😁😁👍

[lifelessons]

The last step is the most important part of the lesson!!!😂😂

[dayafteryesterday]

I practice with my thumb completely off the neck so my fingers are forced to move independently without any anchoring and the power to move them is transferred from my wrist/thumb to my bicep. Has helped me so far.

[MortalFateband]

I think each guitarist need to find his own technique and right hand placement to play fast. It is very important

[qjvggqm]

Man your content is pure gold. You're a great guitar youtuber! Keep uploading!

[LurpakSpreadable]

Fingers not touching is a big one for me. Thank you for the advice!

[radeksima]

Totally agree with the last one. Oh man, if I found you before 2-3 years...

[martlang]

Thank you for all your Work...I dream to Play like you...even if I played for 37 years...I can't Play like you for now 😊

[Bambuskus]

only just found this channel recently but these tips are absolute gold. Keep em coming!

[jack]

Guitarist/Musicians,
This lesson is excellent for PICKING!However do not fall into the trap of SHREDDING! Learn whole songs and if you intend to perform you can not play a gig if you don’t have a repertoire. Becoming a Singer is invaluable because if you can sing and play guitar YOU ARE THE BAND!
Good luck and enjoy this fantastic post !

[claudespeed]

But if I shouldn't touch the strings with my right hand, how should I mute open strings to avoid noise?

[billyjoesalaissr.]

When I was 15 I tried teaching myself to play and and rhythm playing was fun but not what I really wanted to play I would dream of playing lead guitar I see what is being done and I can basically repeat what I see but it never sounded alive but artificial, and I gave up, today I am 57 and began again 2 years ago but today I am teaching myself to play lead what I always wanted to do, I'm still learning vibrato and bending and hammer ons pull offs and this is another useful tool because I do make those mistakes you just mentioned thanks bro

[godlike]

Your videos are super awesome
Can we also get some videos for beginner to intermediate level guitarists

[GuyNarnarian]

All good ideas. I didn't really focus on my right hand technique at all when I was learning. As long as it came out right, that was fine. Well, once I tried harder lines, songs, whatever, those weaknesses would show up in an errant note, string noise, etc. Still working on it.

[jazlincoln]

I love that I do all the right things thank you for your teachings Bernth

[albertyoung]

Any thing goes these days no problem ❤️👍.

[-Thelonelyguy]

Dude is giving guitar lessons for free 👏👏👏

[turboninja]

BERNTH!!! I'm guilty of making every one of those mistakes except for the last one 🤣🤣🤣🙌🙌..❤️ what you do bro 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸 thanks 👍 everytime I see one of your videos my guitar ends up in my hands 👍

[birdandcatlover]

I should practice alternate picking. I can downpick like crazy, which seems to be slightly unusual, but alternate picking usually results in my pick kinda "snagging" for no reason

[George-onrb]

Thanks Bernth, we re all workin on them!