https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/an-old-new-guy-kinda/ Guitar Noise Discussion Board en-US Thu, 04 Jun 2026 05:31:50 +0000 wpForo 60 https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/an-old-new-guy-kinda/#post-387566 Fri, 24 Feb 2017 09:32:22 +0000 Meet and Greet Bish https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/an-old-new-guy-kinda/#post-387566 https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/an-old-new-guy-kinda/#post-47219 Sun, 19 Feb 2017 20:16:19 +0000 When I started yousician, level 3 was hard for me mainly on the rythym side. Mainly because it was learning the chords and transitions. I have worked up to level 7, having just paid my second year fees about 2 weeks ago. The software has filled the void of having a real teacher, but I feel it has not adaqutely replaced one.
Last year I bought an American Design Experience Strat. I love my kids almost as much as this machine. It sounds so much clearer and feels sturdier and stronger then the $200 Ibánez. It is also harder to play, more challenging. I made it more challenging by ordering it with 10's strung on it.
Now I just play for fun, so I am wondering if I am just making things harder by keeping the 10's on, or if I would like my playing better if I switched to 9's on the Strat. Playing the Ibánez is easier, especially with the 9's.
What does the forum think? Would you switch to 9's and why? Or would you tough out the 10's and why. Thank you for reading this.]]> Meet and Greet Antwalk33 https://guitarnoise.forum/meet-and-greet/an-old-new-guy-kinda/#post-47219