I want to take a moment to say thank you. Seriously… thank you for putting your trust in Omni Guitars and being part of this community while we build something special together. This group is still early, still growing, and still being shaped by the people inside it — you. And the big mission we’re working toward (giving back to guitar players and making guitar more accessible) would not exist without this community. So first… gratitude. 🙏 We Need Your Help 🙌 As we grow, one of the biggest challenges is helping new guitar players understand that this community is real, active, and full of awesome people. The best way to do that? Real words from real members. I’d love to ask if you’d be willing to leave a short review about: • Your experience inside the community • What you like about Omni Guitars • Why you joined or decided to stay • Anything that surprised you so far It doesn’t need to be long or fancy. A few sentences is perfect. We’ll be taking screenshots of some responses (with your permission) to share on social media so future members can see what we’re building together. If you have your "World’s Okayest Guitar Player" sticker, we’d love if you included a photo of it in your comment. Seeing it out in the real world really helps us show others that this is real. Thank you 🙏

Where Passion, Purpose, and People shape the future of Guitar If you’re here, you’re officially part of something different. Omni Guitars isn’t just another guitar group—it’s a community built by players, powered by players, and shaped by the ideas, creativity, and heart of the people inside it. Our vision is simple: Build the most passionate guitar community on the planet—and create gear, experiences, and opportunities together. We’re here to: Create products with the community, not for the community — vote, test, and help shape real guitar gear. Support players who need music the most — every project helps put guitars, lessons, and encouragement into the hands of those facing hardship. Inspire connection, creativity, and growth — whether you’re new or a lifelong player, share, learn, and push your sound further. Build something bigger than a brand — a movement rooted in generosity, accessibility, and genuine love for the guitar. What You Can Expect Here 🎶 Expert techniques and gear tips 🔥 New ways to improve your sound 🎁 Free and discounted gear for members 🏆 Giveaways, contests, and exclusive perks 🎵 Weekly challenges, lessons, and community events 🗳️ Help design and vote on new products 💬 A supportive space to grow as a guitarist and creator Why We Exist 💖 Because music heals 🎸 Because guitars bring people together 🤗 Because no one should feel alone on their musical journey 💡 Because the best ideas—products, projects, missions—come from real people who genuinely care Your Role ✍️ Participate, suggest ideas, and vote 🎶 Share your progress 🙌 Lift others up 🚀 Help shape what comes next You’re not just a member here. You're part of the engine that moves this whole thing forward. Welcome to Omni Guitars. Let’s build something meaningful—together. 🎸✨ Are you ready to dive in? 👉 [START HERE] -Taylor

I just checked out the chord section in the classroom. Excellent! There's more than one guitar. And there's more than one E chord! Thats something I learned in college. But this makes it simpler to learn. Another obstacle for learning guitar is playing the same chord, say E°, or em flat 9, up and down the neck. E form. C form D form ect. That may be in here somewhere and I just haven't found it yet. If not, it would be a great addition. And I checked out the backing tracks. Nice. My favorite is the Dorian mode. Soloing in different modes is a great way to get out of a rut in your playing. I know for some this sounds confusing. It is confusing! But. It's really easy and simple to learn. Great stuff on this site I was not expecting to find. Take care. Keep playing. Keep learning.

Planning to post a video using my pedalboard! Which song would you guys like me to cover? 1. Believer (Imagine Dragons) 2. Purple Rain (Prince) 3. Titanium (David Guetta ft. Sia)

Use Tone Locker instead of reverb, they don't have any fees, and are not owned by Fender (if that makes any difference to you) but the big thing about it is NO FEES!