What started as a personal journey to learn guitar eventually became a vision to make that journey easier, clearer, and more enjoyable for others.
In 2021, I finally decided to learn guitar. I started taking classes with one simple motivation — I genuinely wanted to learn, play, and understand the instrument.
The beginning wasn't always easy. My fingers hurt, progress sometimes felt slow, and there were moments when I felt discouraged. But I never quit.
Over that first year, from 2021 to 2022, I improved far more than I had imagined. More importantly, that first year made me realise how much I genuinely enjoyed playing guitar.
After leaving my classes, I wanted to keep improving. But suddenly, I didn't really know how. What should I learn next? How do I improve my technique? What should I practise? Am I even learning the right things?
For around 5–6 months, I explored different channels,
websites, tutorials and resources trying to figure out
how to improve.
And eventually, I realised that I wasn't lacking
information.
I was lacking direction.
Those months of searching taught me something important. Getting better at guitar isn't simply about practising more. It's about knowing what to learn, when to learn it, how to practise it, and how everything connects.
In 2025, the idea of StrumVibes started taking shape. The idea was simple — create a place where beginners and aspiring guitarists don't have to spend months wondering where to start, what to learn next, or how to overcome the point where they've become stuck.
Started learning guitar and discovered a genuine passion for playing.
Realised how difficult it can be to know what to learn and where to go next.
Create a clearer path for people who genuinely want to learn guitar.
Turn that idea into a learning experience built around guidance and progress.
I believe there shouldn't be unnecessary hurdles
for someone who genuinely wants to pick up a guitar
and enjoy playing.
And for someone who is struggling, stuck, or simply
doesn't know what to do next, the right guidance
can make all the difference.
I spent months trying to figure that out myself.
Wherever you are in your guitar journey, you don't have to figure out the next step alone.
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