New Electric Guitarist? Start Here!

You're here, you made it. Thank you so much for checking out Beginner Electric, this brand new electric guitar specific syllabus for beginners, which will follow on to intermediate and advanced as your complete pathway, no matter what electric guitar you have, no matter your electric guitar goals, we are gonna give you a syllabus tailored to exactly what goals those are with practise routines and song tutorials, so you know. Exactly what to practise every step of the way, and you're in charge. You get to tailor this syllabus, depending on what song tutorials and your preferences of genre and styles. If you're a total beginner, please just make a start with lesson one, we will get you set up with electric guitar amp settings, no matter what amp or guitar you have, and if you don't happen to have a guitar yet, we are gonna run you through the different guitar types so that you're in. And maybe you can learn a little bit more about the guitar you currently have, how to use the pickups to get different sounds and even the volume control and things like that. We're gonna walk you through all those steps, show you your first chords, and get you playing real songs and real riffs as soon as possible, even in this first level. If you're a little bit more experienced, or perhaps you've checked out my beginner acoustic syllabus, the difference. The differences start to become apparent, particularly from levels 3 and 4, between beginner acoustic and beginner electric. We have a lot more jam tracks in this. So if you're an experienced beginner, but you're still needing help playing riffs, playing songs, and recreating the sounds of your favourite riffs with amp settings and things like that, check out levels 3 and 4, for example, and we should be able to get you hitting the ground running with the skills you currently have. kick you on to make progress. If you're a latest beginner and you're just wanting to consolidate your skills, and especially if you're comfortable with all the basic open chords, C major, G major, D major, etc. then maybe kick straight onto level 7 and 8, where you can just work on the final couple of levels, consolidate your skills, start playing lead guitar, expand your riff playing, and learn songs in different core styles that will set you up for. Intermediate level, especially what we offer here at Andy Guitar, and you can also start to get the support you need with the community features that we offer as part of the membership, including weekly live lessons with me where you can ask me anything directly, even request song tutorials or ask me to cover a technique, and I will teach you live in real time where you can ask questions, you can get peer to peer support in the community offerings we have with the Discord community. And even open mic submissions where people video themselves either asking for help, showing their progress, or posting their full performance of songs they love, and even the students' own songs and compositions. Become part of this community, that is the real thing that's gonna keep you making progress beyond these beginner levels. And if you want help with that from the ground up, just get started from level one, click on through to the next lesson, and I'll see you there.