I was wondering if anybody around here has ever undergone anything of that nature, and if so, what were their experiences? Granted, this is upposed to be an online things, but I reckon even attending that kind of a course in the real world could be worth sharing insights.
I know...not exactly pennies.
However, I asked him about the outline of the course, and he responded promptly - honestly, what they offer seems like sort of...zipped version of what you would have to spend probably a couple dozen thousand (at least) at a physical music school. I mean, there is something like 130 hours of live instruction on its own, plus smorgasboard of other written and video material.
Don't know if I may post here the actual PDF file Rasch sent me? Admins?
I just received the message from his Patreon channel that Rasch is giving 30% discount on all his products ( gumroad.com/visualguidetones ) until Cyber Monday, if zou enter the discount code bfriday30 on the checkout.
Well, I have just received an email about Rasch giving 20% discount on the annual membership to all of his educational programs at All Access Membership
Copper oxidizes to green but goes through a state of reddish brown on the road to there as can be seen on copper roofs. If one wants a matte brown color as the end result, a bronze alloy (copper +...
Nah man, don't feel about bad about asking the question. I did a similar thing to some friends and my tech when I refretted my L-12. Having never thought about them quite so much, I didn't know if...
Inded, I bought it as an L-12 and I am really happy with it as such. I was actually looking for an L-7, but this one popped up and I grabbed it. It is not pretty in terms of cosmetics and it has seen...
Cork is a wonderful odd-sound dampener. I too, have cork in the nooks and crannies of the Frequensator, as well as other guitars. I have a collection of squishable, resilient items for just that...
Originally Posted by Michel44
1450 $ !!
Reply With Quote
Julian Lage - My Little Suede Shoes (Charlie...
Today, 04:32 PM in The Players