Adjusting electring guitar action

Hi, yesterday I tried to adjust the string action on my Stratocaster for the first time using a YouTube tutorial because I thought it was too high. First, I adjusted the neck using the truss rod, then I started lowering the saddles. But when I lowered them, almost every string started buzzing, so I set everything back to how it was before. Does that mean my action was already fine, or that it’s at the lowest possible setting on my guitar? At the 12th fret, I can fit a coin under the low E string is that too high?

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u/Serious_Prune_3730 — 5 days ago

Just did my first dungeon solo

Hi, recently i did my first dungeon solo on normal diff. - falkreath hold, and wanted to share my experiance.

So - oh my.. it was so fun experiance, finally i could read every dialogue in my own peace, take a break after a boss. I tried dungeon queue a few times but it was awfull, killing a boss in 5 secs and every mob in 1 sec. Last boss was really a challenge to me, i have died like 6 times just before killing him, but after all i did it! I know it's actually nothing cause good players can easly solo vet dungeon but still, to me it was something.

So after this i have a thought that they could easly do dungeons more approachable to soloing - just do like 3 revives per run during a boss, so if you die at 10% boss health you can just revive and finish him, but only like 3 revives per run like in infinite archive. (I know there are also dungeon that need mechanics change).

Maybe it is a terrible idea but i think its pretty nice. Let me know what you think.

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u/Serious_Prune_3730 — 13 days ago

Progressing on electric guitar

Hi,

I'm looking for some beginner-friendly electric guitar songs to learn.

I know the usual advice is "just play the songs you like," but that's exactly my problem — most of the songs I like turns out to be hard as f for a begginer.

Right now I can play basic open chords, power chords, and I know the pentatonic scale in two positions. I'm also slowly working on barre chords, but they're still a bit of a struggle.

I'm mostly interested in rock, hard rock, alternative rock, grunge, and similar styles, but I'm open to anything that's enjoyable to play and helps build solid guitar skills.

What songs would you recommend for someone at my level?

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u/Serious_Prune_3730 — 26 days ago