I have been playing for some time now, and I just found out that Synyster had a page and all that stuff, and I wanted to know if it is ok to start from where I think my actual level is, or if it is worth to start from the very beginning?
I don't know where to start
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Welcome dude ! I know a lot of people do jump around on the lessons, but I would say it’s definitely worth going back and taking a look at some of the beginner lessons too. A lot of people here have found valuable info there that has helped their playing 
Welcome!
It kind depends, I think the best way to go through the lessons is by taking a peek at the beginner section to make sure you understand the topics discussed there. For example, how to build chords, the major scale and CAGED are very important to understand so if you aren't familiar with those I would recommend looking at those first.
It kind depends, I think the best way to go through the lessons is by taking a peek at the beginner section to make sure you understand the topics discussed there. For example, how to build chords, the major scale and CAGED are very important to understand so if you aren't familiar with those I would recommend looking at those first.
Even if you know the shit being said, there is a lot of hidden gold that is said in each video. Moments where you go wow shit, never realized that before...
Welcome dude ! I know a lot of people do jump around on the lessons, but I would say it’s definitely worth going back and taking a look at some of the beginner lessons too. A lot of people here have found valuable info there that has helped their playing
Also. is it wrong if I sometimes go to more advanced classes to learn something I'm interested in? An example, I've been struggling with the melodic minor scale for a long time, so I'd like to learn it, but shall I go step by step or can I sometimes go directly towards the topic I'm interested in?Welcome dude ! I know a lot of people do jump around on the lessons, but I would say it’s definitely worth going back and taking a look at some of the beginner lessons too. A lot of people here have found valuable info there that has helped their playing
You can definitely jump to lessons you're interested in, I do the same and it doesn't hurt, if you're more interested in something you probably will be more motivated in learning it so there's really no problem.
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