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Wow, is it my imagination or does the Cremona sound a lot better than the Gigmaster here?
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11-15-2013 12:58 PM
Wow, is it my imagination or does the Cremona sound a lot better than the Gigmaster here?
The irony of this being a quote from YouTube. Your opinion on licks, is a lick.
I can’t remember the sidemen, but someone at a Miles Davis recording called out someone else “MF just played the C major scale!” So, it’s technically possible in outlier instances. Just don’t tell...
Some people can apply scales directly to music. I think people usually know themselves whether or not it's working out for them deep down, but they may think the fault lies with themselves, or...
There’s been a misunderstanding that we learn scales to directly apply them, as practiced, to music. Which is incorrect, you learn scales as a way to gain facility on the instrument. You have to...
Ah yes. The poppin rhythm. Point is more that you need a swinging eighth note to make the rhythm pop off. Not that you should use only eighth notes to make the rhythm pop off.
NGL - that's a nice box. Are you going to learn all those cool strumming techniques and bust out some ribald Chaconnes? I do want one of those. And an Oud. And a Baroque lute. And a nice classical...
Strong look in any case - you can tell he only reads tab, and they has his man servant tune the thing. We're doing it all wrong.
At last a diagram that tells us where the good notes are! You should sell that on the internet. And also the bad notes
Right. To me it sounds like it pops off better tho when the full range of rhythms are used, and not just smoldering along with 8th notes in a slow med tempo even if they're swinging as much as...
It has always seemed to me that practicing scales from the root is a mistake. I think it's better to think of it as a random pool of notes. No order. And if you want to practice a scale, limit...
Sweet Jesus I can’t see how it would though I can imagine how this would
That guitar would be a great guitar. Warm and plenty of sound and to me a Heritage carved top guitar is a sleeper guitar that will eventually I think be quite disenable down the road. An American...
Marty, I get sad when I look at pictures of this one that I sold. It was sweet. Thick ebony fretboard and beautiful burst! I miss it. Great guitar. Bit heavy. But had the thick mahogany back, sides,...
bass guitar
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