All snark aside, ways to learn (already listed) include teachers, books, videos and the most difficult of all your ear. If music theory isn’t your bag, pick a song and learn to play the first phrase. Then the next phrase, then the next. That’s how they did it in the old days. One song at a time. One bit at a time.
If you want shortcuts to playing guitar enough to impress many, you can skip (some) theory and learn a few chord shapes.
To play like the masters will require dedication to craft impossible for most. I applaud your efforts.
I just prompt the google music model and I can just play along.
https://blog.google/technology/ai/musiclm-google-ai-test-kit...
All snark aside, ways to learn (already listed) include teachers, books, videos and the most difficult of all your ear. If music theory isn’t your bag, pick a song and learn to play the first phrase. Then the next phrase, then the next. That’s how they did it in the old days. One song at a time. One bit at a time.
If you want shortcuts to playing guitar enough to impress many, you can skip (some) theory and learn a few chord shapes. To play like the masters will require dedication to craft impossible for most. I applaud your efforts.