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SO MUCH, SO LITTLE, SO ORDINARY, SO WEARD

I remembered when I bought my guitar (washburn) 2 years ago. That point of time I thought I've gained what I've desired to own since like..ermm..forever?
I started to learn new techniques, mimicking guitarists (steve vai, daron malakian and kirk hammet) until I realised that I cant just repeating this shit over n over again. Why cant I have some kind of force or power to create a new wild technique, sumthin ppl havent done or think of those stuff??Why???
OK,ok,ok...2 years later (today),I started to play guitar again in my room. As I got a full time job..dont have time maa to play-play...went out early morning, back home on 10pm..mana larat nk main gitar lagi! Skali DUUUNNNGGG!!! Have I lost my touch??Sound came out to be so awfull. tuning doesnt seems right, even the placing of the guitar to my body seems weard..Emm...How am I suppose to do this mann...
Have thought to make some songs..u know..sumtimes I got tunes in my head when working..but didnt came out well when I play it..PEERRGGHH..

Price: $159.00

Washburn X10 Electric Guitar Black
These axe have the weardest distortion there is. And I kindda like it, really suits on old school rock.

4 Comment(s)

1. Comment by Evil Kitty On — 234 days 1 hours 33 minutes ago

The easiest way - although very time consuming - to realize your vision is to find the root notes of what you are hearing. Go fret by fret until you find the right notes. Then I would see what chords can be made from the roots - ie if the 1st note is an A - try A, Amin, Asus etc.... slowly what you heard can be played. More practice and knowledge of your instrument will have you knowing the chords you are hearing.

Rock on!

2. Comment by GoldenEye005 On — 234 days 3 hours 7 minutes ago

umm... I couldn't understand any of what you wrote...mostly because your sentences have absolutely no structure...and you left out so many words that it would be hard to understand even if the sentences we written properly...learn to write before you learn guitar...

"2 years later (today),I started to play guitar again in my room. As I got a full time job..dont have time maa to play-play...went out early morning, back home on 10pm..mana larat nk main gitar lagi! Skali DUUUNNNGGG!!! Have I lost my touch??" what the heck does all this mean

3. Comment by Guitar Senpai On — 234 days 8 hours 16 minutes ago

you know its really frustrating to know that you can actually fly, but you cant coz of f#%king ppl around you tied you up. Just when you thought that life should be lived the fullest..
Why dont ppl do more Brainstorming rather than BLAMESTORMING???!!

4. Comment by The Rocker On — 255 days 11 hours 47 minutes ago

It takes a long time to become proficient at playing the guitar, regular practice can work wonders. you wouldnt expect an athleat to win a marathon with no training, its one of those things im afraid. the players that are great dont put it down and play for hours and hours every day, the tecniques they use are honed over a very long period. the force of power comes from persistance. practice every day without fail.

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