What people THINK is hard on guitar VS what actually is

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[jens]

What's actually hard on guitar: Making a living.

[vitorio]

What is REALLY hard is changing strings, especially on a floating bridge, not a difficult process but motivating yourself to actually do it is a thing.

[Chrisstampf]

What actually is hard at guitar:

Reading a music sheet

[jeromeishiko]

I am drummer and I confirm, most difficult is play slowly 🙂

[Mw-qgph]

Me: thinking he was going to play master of puppets cuz of start

[trevor]

What's actually hard on guitar: Overcoming my inflated ego.

[Izayoink_Saccuy]

When you miss by one beat and the drummer start running around screaming

[giggachadlife]

Thought he was about to play master of puppets lmao

[zaydacevedo]

Finally one of these thats actually true lol. (And not someone saying bends are hard lol)

[braylendoesskitts]

I thought you were going to say “making money” since this joke is overused but you didn’t. Good job

[idk-phpv]

This is so true on any instrument. Sure you can be super good at all the notes and not but what can be way harder sometimes is mentally getting yourself to be correctly on time while still playing the notes. That’s really one of the unspoken challenges of playing music imo

[nathancox]

Wow man I’m really proud of you for putting that out, total truth spoken you’re even cooler than I thought you were

[mylestunezenjoiheaton]

In my orchestra class it was 75% clapping to the beat with only 25% playing instruments

[Ryan_Wiseman]

The hardest part about timing I see for musicians playing with others (have quite some ensemble experience) are intentional timing changes/more difficult meters that sound very natural. Singer Songwriter tends to be where most struggle, cause most learn the difficult timing from other songs, and it is much harder to naturally incorporate it into your overall playing style. I’ve had musicians struggle to play on certain songs of mine, even if they were more difficult timing wise but also had a good amount of repetition to make the complex stuff not nearly as difficult. Most could deal with trickier harmony, but that intricate understanding of timing is a difficult skill that will take you far once you get it down. Sadly, all my difficult timing material hardly had musicians that could play, but my material with difficult chord extensions but simpler timing was able to be assisted for a final performance much easier

[incongruous]

Coming back from a decade long break from guitar, the hardest part of getting back into it wasn't playing fast but stretching my fingers for weird ass jazzy chords.

[aestheticbeatz]

That's so accurate actually...i gotta have clicks in my ear if i ever hope to sound good live.

[santipena]

They're trying to build a prison...
My good fellas who have tried to play on time on the intro of that freaking song, they know what i mean.

[Vade]

call me backwards. i CANNOT do any sort of arpeggio sweep picking, but i can do whatever long note/pause you need me to no problem

[munky]

Those fret markers are fucking amazing

[jasonstallworth]

Great stuff as always brother! I would also throw in playing live. As you know well, that’s a completely different skill than playing in your bedroom or studio.