Hi I’m having problems with tuning my B High E their just not going in tune my E is saying D now do I keep tightening it (it’s not moving to E do I keep tightening it up and then it will full on the E its just at its very tight I don’t think I can tighten it anymore to move from D to E any advice please lovely people 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

Every guitarist hits a point where a riff doesn’t groove, a chord progression feels off, or a solo just won’t come together. It’s frustrating but completely normal. Tip: Break the song into sections—intro, verse, chorus, and bridge—and focus on one at a time. Sometimes the smallest tweak sparks the biggest breakthrough. This group is all about learning, sharing, and improving together. Don’t let a stuck moment stop your progress! 👉 Comment below which part of your song or riff you’re struggling with, and let’s work through it together

I haven’t been inactive because I’ve lost interest it’s more that I’ve been overwhelmed by not knowing where to start. I’ve bought a lot of courses, but none of them feel connected or give me a clear direction, so I end up bouncing between them without connecting the dots. It gets frustrating because I have all this knowledge available, yet I still feel as though I haven't learned anything and feel stalled. And after five years, I’m still a beginner stuck in a kind of "Groundhog Day loop" always starting over, but never actually moving forward. I switch between guitars, styles, and even theory, but without a focused path I seem to lose purpose and momentum quickly. I keep trying to figure out a structured, meaningful way forward so I can actually make progress. This year is going to be different!

Steve’s video on the diatonic scale and how it worked on the fretboard was a light bulb for me. That was a few years ago and I worked through a few lessons and classes on the app. Thanks.

Hi everyone! What are you working on this week?