hey guys, just putting this here, a lil update trying to focus on tone for this performance

Hey guys!!! I haven't posted in a while Here's a little recording of my nocturne arrangement, I'm trying to get back to my usual guitar practice, little by little, I'm still recovering from my back pain and wrist pain I'm really proud of this arrangement cause I started playing guitar at the same time I played katana zero (5 years ago), and I used to say that this piece was imposible to play on a single guitar, now I'm playing nocturne on my guitar mwejehhehehe I'll also share the GP file and the pdf file, hope you enjoy!!! I'll try to slowly return to my guitar practice!!! (Btw, I made the arrangement to be playable in the original key with a capo on the 3rd fret, but I played it without it cause I got used to the LH stretches)

HELLOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! How have y'all been doing? I made this arrangement / adaptation this morning in a few minutes, combining different resources: listening to the song and trying to figure it out on guitar, reading a piano arrangement and adapting some sections and also adding stuff by my own in order to make it sound more "guitarristic....?" (Dunno if that word exist but you got the point) The thing is that I don't know what's the difference between an arrangement and an adaptation anymore... Is it the crafting process that changes or they're both the same? Do I need to add original stuff in order to call it an arrangement or it doesn't matter if it's almost the same as the original song? This idea has been spinning in my head and I just wanted to hear more opinions about it (I'm curious yk) What do you guys think? (Btw, the name of the song is "don't forget" from the videogame Deltarune)

Hello family. Good to be here. I read some of the posts. I may be out of my league here but I will still take on the challenge. I love playing my guitar

https://youtube.com/shorts/u80KTyoih74?si=nNTc4-YKxcBi3t0e Chaos, chaos 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️ Hey guys!!! Hope you like this one, it was REAAAAALLY difficult to make and practice, anyways enjoy ;)