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Which is more time consuming?
Which would be more time consuming to learn?
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Which do you think takes more time and patience to learn? If you want a standard let's say...
Learning how to play "Smoke on the Water" from 0 guitar experience vs. Being able to draw an anatomically correct hand
Which do you think takes more time and patience to learn? If you want a standard let's say...
Learning how to play "Smoke on the Water" from 0 guitar experience vs. Being able to draw an anatomically correct hand
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Gravity cat
the adequately amused
Based on personal experience and preference.
For me guitar would take longer since I have no experience or interest to learn it
For me guitar would take longer since I have no experience or interest to learn it
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Misaki_Chi
Fakku Nurse
Guitar, with drawing a hand just outline your own and you're already half way to decent ;)
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artcellrox
The Grey Knight :y
From those two specifically, learning how to draw a hand correctly. Solo aside, Smoke on the Water is one of the shit easiest riffs to learn ever. You could do it in the first class of you wanted.
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Drawing, probably. Smoke on the Water is one of the absolute easiest riffs to play. There's only like 3 chords or something.
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I think it depends on what skill level you wish to be in either one. The interesting thing about practicing any art in general is that there really is no limit to any one, and that can be either disheartening or encouraging for the practitioner of any given skill level.
Now wishing to master multiple arts at once, you're just a glutton for punishment!
Now wishing to master multiple arts at once, you're just a glutton for punishment!
