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This post has been edited by Username is for the weak: Aug 14 2020, 02:03 AM

they are quite good, tho you do look stiff

one of the reasons why its very "repetitive" is cause of your influence. Every genre runs through a certain pattern of melodies which if you follow it too often, tend to repeats itself.

if you want things to be different , well just play something different

Thank you! Time for me to play some blues
Thanks a lot man

wait..so those are covers of japanese songs?
and since i dunno what the originals sound like...i assume they have traditional song structures?
so for some videos i cant seem to distinguish where the 'verse' and 'chorus' are as they really aren't any 'hooks'...or maybe the originals aren't so strong?
the ones that work abit are the poppier ones i guess like christmas and yesterday...
so maybe do more poppier stuff that translates well to acoustic arrangements?

Alright I understand what you mean , I will improve on that , thank you!
The original songs are definitely more well defined than what I played, again thank you for pointing that out!

experiment with looper and delay pedal/effect and you can always spice up your playing with light percussive groove tapping on (string/fretboard/side of guitar)

not bad covers. don't top practising,man

Thank you for your input
I totally forgot about pedals, never tried one in my life before , but they seems very fun to play with. I will add that to my bucket list

Thank you for your kind words !

1. you have good accuracy in your finger placement.
2. good arrangement need not be studio clean - they will sound sterile.
3. strings/fret noise are the the yardsticks to gauge your accuracy as you progress.
4. you should put in some dynamics in your arrangement as sounded compressed and filtered - Did you do any post editing to remove string noise?
5. arrange some popular tunes for us to comment.