5 Things for Guitarists to Check Out in 2025

The world of guitar playing is constantly evolving, and the team here in OMB is proud to be a part of this evolving community! 2025 brings some exciting innovations and resources for players of all levels, as well as improvements of existing tools & resources. Whether you’re a shredder, a strummer, or a studio wizard, there’s something new to spark your creativity and enhance your playing. Here are some tools, resources and cool things guitarists should check out this year:

1. AI-Powered Guitar Learning Platforms

Platforms like Yousician and Simply Guitar continue to lead the way in AI-driven guitar education. These platforms analyze your playing in real-time and adapt lessons to suit your skill level and goals. Whether you’re learning your first chords or mastering advanced techniques, their interactive feedback makes practicing more effective and engaging.

2. Virtual Jam Spaces

With the rise of virtual collaboration tools, platforms like JamKazam and Soundtrap by Spotify allow guitarists to jam with other musicians worldwide. These tools provide low-latency environments for live sessions, complete with integrated recording and mixing options. It’s never been easier to connect and collaborate across borders.

3. Songwriting Tools for Guitarists

Web-based tools like ChordChord and Hookpad are empowering guitarists to write songs effortlessly. ChordChord helps generate chord progressions, while Hookpad integrates theory tools to create melodies and harmonies. These platforms are ideal for sparking creativity and crafting polished compositions.

4. Musician Apparel, Gifts & Accessories

The music-playing community is alive & kicking, and players of all instruments want to wear it on their clothes! Websites like BrokenChord and RedBubble offer Apparel, accessories & gifts for metalheads, jazzcats, music geeks and anyone crazy about learning, practicing and playing music. Check out their guitar-related designs, or get something for the bassists & drummers in your life!

5. Online Music Theory Resources

Looking forward to growing as a musician? Websites like Musictheory.net and Teoria provide guitarists with interactive exercises for scales, intervals, and chord construction. These are invaluable for players looking to deepen their theoretical knowledge and apply it to their playing.

Wanna take your playing experience to a whole new level of fun, challenge your imagination and develop your creativity as a musician?