I will be using Rocksmith and Justin guitar to learn and am looking for any and all advice. I don't have an amp yet but I'm sure that's fine.
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Learn to set up your guitar (action, relief, intonation.) Nothing will make you quit faster than a poorly playing guitar.
^^ this is also great advice. If your string action is crippling high, you'll wind up with one of the issues I have to this day - you'll press too hard when you fret, note will be sharp. Plus, you'll be working way harder than you need to, causing finger / hand / wrist fatigue. If you want to learn how to properly set up a guitar, I'd suggest Dave's World Of Fun Stuff on YouTube. Go back to his older videos where he explains more, the newer ones he skips a lot of steps if you've never set up a guitar before
Thanks for the recommendation I will check it out.
You made me Google (and learn) some new things and I thank you for that.
It is more fun when it sounds right.
You're welcome. Check YouTube for videos, there's a bunch that will help.