lefty

[Mr_paranoid]

hey, what do i do if im a lefty for guitar, the guitar looks like it will be unplayable for lefty flip players because of the buttons and the strap position.

P.S. is there a lefty for drums? (just the on-screen colors).

Sorry if this has been asked before

[TheRock]

there is the lefty flip option. and when you do check the box, the buttons/colors scrolling on screen are flipped also. (i.e. the green button is on the right side of the screen.)

[NotorietyH]

Also you can unscrew the top strap nub and screw it in on the other side apparently.

[MastodonRocks]

There is a lefty flip option for the drums.

[Bakkster]

Also you can unscrew the top strap nub and screw it in on the other side apparently.

Yup, and it was good enough for Hendrix, so it's playable. You wouldn't want to upset Jimi, would you?

[AdamBomb629]

There is a lefty flip option for the drums.

Not sure if I know why...

[MastodonRocks]

Not sure if I know why...

So that you can choose to play open or closed handed.

[AdamBomb629]

Sorry, not a drummer... explain?

[MastodonRocks]

I'd be great if we could get a real drummer to comment on this because I'm not a drummer but I know that if you play open handed you play the snare with your left hand and the hi hat with you right. If you play close handed then you would play the snare with your right hand and the hi hat with your left. And if your left handed this is all reversed.

I know, I know, I'm not the best explainer.

[batsu336]

It means drummers don't know their right from their left, so when the guitarist asks him how he sets up his kit, he simply waves his open hand or the one holding his drum sticks. Hehehe. Sorry, but guitarists gotta dig on their drummer every chance they get, unless the bass player is in the room.

[Bakkster]

Some drummers play with their kit mirrored (hi-hat and snare on the right). Hence, lefty-flip on the drums.

[Mr_paranoid]

OK thanks guys i was getting paranoid on not being able to hold the guitar lefty