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Four hotties in the bedroom Edition
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SCALES:
www.all-guitar-chords.com/scales
fretboard-navigator.com/
GIT GUD with GUITAR:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gg1L-sBIxnY&list=PLJwa8GA7pXCWAnIeTQyw _mvy1L7ryxxPH
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QCt3UBTS1Y
ABSOLUTELY UNDERSTAND GUITAR PDF: web.archive.org/web/20251212114818if_/https://files.catbox.moe/qafrab.
EAR TRAINING:
tonedear.com
www.tonegym.co/exercise/
BACKING TRACK GENERATOR:
www.onemotion.com/chord-player/
www.musicca.com/chord-player/
DRONE TOOL TO PRACTICE SCALES BY EAR:
www.dronetonetool.com/
METRONOME:
scottsbasslessons.com/groove-trainer
www.onemotion.com/drum-machine/
RANDOM NOTE GENERATOR FOR FRETBOARD MEMORIZATION:
www.therandomscalemachine.com/index.html
random.bretpimentel.com/
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do you say "three three five"
"three thirty five"
or "three hundred thirty five"?
I say "three hundred AND thirty five" personally
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>*mogs ur favorite distortion*
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I’ve always said three thirty five but when talking to someone who as one and I’m talking about his guitar I’ll just call it eee ess (“bring your ES” “can I play your ES” etc) because two syllables are faster than four.
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>at what point did playing guitar become something you do for leisure instead of something you practice as a student?
Once you make it through 32.5 hours of Absolutely Understand Guitar listening to Scotty West.
Don't get me wrong, I like him and love this course but after 32.5 hours straight of listening to him talk, I want to kill myself with my broken guitar string coiled tightly around my neck. Oh and don't get me started about that fucking font in the ebook!
Perhaps I should have spread it out in chunks?!?
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I've convinced myself that I really need an ESP snapper. Anyone have one themselves? I really wanna get pic related but I am a little bit worried it might come off as too flashy if I actually showed up to a gig with it. What do you anons think?
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can someone answer my question
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7 string headless SG
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>>129933508
You improve when you're motivated, playing, and trialing new music or concepts. Lessons aren't a free ride to get good, but if the instructor helps you fast-track then you're getting your return of investment.
View teachers pragmatically. If they can or have played in ways that are enviable, they'll have insights. They can understand the game despite physical limitation. If they're a hack and demoralize you, that's important to vet.
A lot of the time, just playing with others is higher level instruction.
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Thank you ill check that out, i havent been watching any videos on bass since i dont really like the clickbaityness of them but ill look for some
>>129933658
Thanks i think i will just go then and see how it is
>A lot of the time, just playing with others is higher level instruction.
Im struggling a lot to find people to play with as none of my friends who are beginners in guitar and drums have time right now, theres a very new jazz club in my town though but they dont have any jam sessions yet from what ive seen, i might ask them about it but i think it would feel kind of shitty as a beginner
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you may find it as no surprise that people in gg only compliment what they already have or hope to some day afford. one guy traded for a used rick and hasn’t stopped posting about it since. that’s fine but it just shows they most people here don’t actually care about guitar they just care about their junk and want people to give them attention
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>>129933724
We're >>129933649 having a threeway. You can come too if you like.
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week 1 down of playing guitar. I played my bass mostly yesterday cause I was missing it and didn’t touch guitar for more than 10 minutes I think. I played bass again this morning and it went well, but I played guitar this evening and it went really well so I’m even more motivated to play it. picking, posture, and fretting is feeling a lot more natural
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couldn't be me
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>one guy traded for a used rick and hasn’t stopped posting about it since
That’s not true, I haven’t posted a pic of my new 360 in over a week and before that pic it was another week before that. I haven’t “not stopped posting about it” you LIAR!!!
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>>129934563
you weren’t supposed to challenge me
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>>129934575
really luv me rics luv me rics luv me rics a lot luv me rics second only to me teles luv me rics a ton luv luv LUV me rics
Ok now I have proven you correct
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>This guy comes up to you at the club and smacks ur gf on the ass
Wat do /gg/?
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>>129934740
I used to go to a Sam Ash as a kid and play this solo on a korina Hamer explorer through a dual rectifier half stack. https://youtu.be/iin88DxJlpo?t=139
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>>129934649
Left is the iconic hollow body Rickenbacker minus 60s style pickups and sounds great, but right is the one that I honestly like the most. I love them both and they both do their own Rick thing but also sound different but the solid body neck through one just hits different
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>>129934830
I think it’s an “everyone else did it” thing but the way the pickups are balanced they do sound good with a pick. you can do fingerstyle on them and it’s ok but slap is a little hard because of the hardware getting in the way
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>>129934821
I fucking KNEEL
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>>129934867
now that’s a dreadnought
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>>129933508
A teacher would be good. If you want to take a leap in understanding learn a few songs. Find a drummer. Go work the songs out so you can play the songs start to finish with beginnings and and endings.
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>>129935334
This kind of despair just hit me when after 36 hours of no tracking updates I finally got a notice that my gear is just now leaving its country of origin rather than already being on a plane like I'd hoped.
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>country of origin
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finally got my hands on a audio interface so i dont have to record with a phone or mic. I spent the last day and half learning about my daw of choice and i made this little demo to make sure everything is working
https://voca.ro/15cnWHspquLf
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Kind of want this bc its so retarded
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>>129935618
What color
>>129935678
No but Tom Petty/Mike Campbell were my gateway to wanting a Rickenbacker when I was a kid and I can play a lot of TP songs cuz he’s one of my favorites. Even The Losers is one of my default “goof off on electric in front of people” songs and Two Gunslingers is one of my default “getting told to play this acoustic and sing a song” songs. Luv TP like a nigga wouldn’t believe
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What does /gg/ think of Jazzmaster's? I got the J Mascis squire and first impressions are pretty good
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>>129935945
nah, it's a hot rod floyd, either special or OFR. it's just the engraved name, painted black.
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i have a option on my audio interface to enable vintage, suppose to emulate tube amps. i could try that, but there could be a million variables here. from the daw im using, to the amp sim im using. also not a complete audiophile so as long as it doesnt sound completely gross idc about the small minute details only people who listen for can hear.
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emphasize the 2 & 4 more. it's subtle, but just think:
>dun DUN dun DUN
This is what jazz musicians refer to as swing. It's really just a backbeat, but most people don't give a shit and it's a lot of black people saying
>ya'll don't even play it right, no further elaboration
The idea is that bass in jazz music is like a pitched percussion bass drum that outlines chords. You can add the rakes and triplets as needed, but always try to nail the chord changes on beat 1, then beat 2 ACCENT.
Ultimately, you'll realize that chords only go so many places (up a fourth, down a minor 3rd, up a fifth, up a major 2nd), and there are patterns that just work.
You can play two of the same notes in a row, which is useful for faster tempos.
Once you start to get into the high-BPM bebop zone, it's basically half-notes and sticking to the roots with an occasional fill to hint at the speed works.
>jazz is boring and gay.
One good walking bassline I always liked to point out is the feel in "How Many More Times" by Led Zeppelin. Look at JPJ's right hand and how it moves out a bit further on the 2 & 4 to accent the off beats:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEPog_WdPE4&list=RDwEPog_WdPE4&start_r adio=1
Do that, and you can play any jazz.
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>>129936970
proceed
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>>129932898
MILF?
Man
I
Love
Fenders
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>>129937096
See >>129933099 for how I feel every day.
>can I read?
yes
>can you read?
no
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A trick I use is try to play one of their songs with no reference and then lean into any personal mistakes you make and try to shape the mistake back into the song and boom you have an original in the style of.
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>swing
Swing means lots of things. But what are the basics entail includes a backbeat (drummer's hihat or ride pattern).
Yes, triplets are correct as part of the subdivisions (ex. "add swing"). the upbeat (3rd triplet of each beat) gives propulsion. its why fast jazz tends to speed up, which is not necessarily a bad thing.
However, when tempos start to go above, say 160 BPM those triplets become straight. Hence, emphasize the 2 and 4 as a bass player.
>>129937195
I'm having a great time and my ladyfriend yesterday told me she'd be a cum guzzler for me. I don't know what you're on about.
>theme song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhME5dsdakQ&list=RDqhME5dsdakQ&start_r adio=1
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You are at your lowest vibration frequency of course you don't. You aren't aware of anything besides your primal desires because you're a slave to your dopamine reward system. I've projected myself over your consciousness and you didn't even notice my shadow, your flying by the seat of your pants blind through life just like so many others.
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>>129937248
I’ll see how it sounds at those tempos and report back tomorrow. that submission was just getting used to the form and recording myself improvising so I think I’ll be able to add more embellishments when I’m comfortable with it
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>>129937272
I just killed a bug that wandered into my room. Was that you?
>>129937280
no worries bro. Do me a favor, can you tell this moron (>>129937272) to fuck off?
>god bless you and your family and your walking bass efforts.
Just tell him "shoo shoo"
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>>129937272
m’lad has requested you cease and desist. I do not wish to spill blood this day…
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>>129937321
>just gave actionable advice
>receive harsh critique >>129937321
ni/gg/as, shoo shoo.
I'll need your advice for walking bass because turns out you have none.
>your parents worry about you
>your relatives take a deep breath when they have to let you hold the baby (but not too long because, you know...)
>your boss knows to bully you because you can't operate without a domineering element to steer your life.
so on and so forth.
EVERY DAY!
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>connetquot on yaaaa azzz
https://voca.ro/18SyNvfVVus5
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>>129937465
For walking bass, just metronome that shit from slow to fast but keep it in time. Approach notes are your friend.
Like I said, there are only some many places chords can go, and people rely on you to hear where the form is. No one’s gonna be like “bro, why did you just play the roots instead of harmonizing my harmolodics?”
Once you know it with music, look away and see if you can “solo through it”. Then do it in as many keys as you like. Rhythm changes, blues changes, modal, ii V7, and giant steps (moving in 3rds, which is rare) are all the basic skills you need.
Bear in mind that all of this is best played on a double bass and that you’ll never be trad if you after some pussy like Christian McBride or Ron Carter.
>maybe if blackanon didn’t steal other peoples work I’d be less hostile, but that’s just they way it is fo sho
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>>129937651
I'm dropping nuggets of wisdom like McDonald's
> o o o o o o <---nuggies of wisdom
bite one
The guitar-bass interplay and rhythmic displacement in this is wonderful:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEDDd1vTZTM&list=RDvEDDd1vTZTM&start_r adio=1
Alright, I gotta work for the rest of the night and smoke a cig. I hope everyone's having a good time and reaching their next level.
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Thanks, appreciate it
>>129938231
Sure no problem. If you don't mind I might also upload it to fiverr as part of my wank "portfolio/resume" if I ever come around to making that kek
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warms me heart
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>>129937126
its a strat clone, so it is good, period.
>does everythign
what else do (You) need? Whe (You) git gud you will need somethin better tho
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FUCK YOU CUZ THATS WHY IM PUNK ROCK FUCK YOUR CORPO ROCK BULLSHIT YOU CAN KEEP YOUR FUCKING STARBUCKS AND YOUR BOUGIE CUSTOM SHOPS IM WITH THE REAL PUNK HARDCORE SCENE WHERE THE REAL MUSIC IS PLAYED YOU FLATLINED FUCK
https://voca.ro/17cQ9aKAk9B0
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>>129936361
My most expensive guitar is a Jazzmaster, it was also my first guitar lol. One of the best things ever made
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>>129939346
Very...Balenciaga.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=memDWTAvcXs
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>>129940100
Fair enough.
On a related note, can you tell me what the difference on the chord page is between white notes that have a finger indicated (which I understand to mean optionally add to a chord, though I'm unsure if you optionally add one, multiple, or all - the way I learned G major was with optional 2, but not 3 for example)
and the ones without a finger indicated.
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>>129940108
2nd chord is G minor
3rd chord is G7
If you want to ask why 3rd chord has circles without number, my guess is if you just mute those 2 strings, it'll still make G7 since both muted strings if played will be B and F notes, and those notes can be played in other strings. But honestly no one plays G7 that way and most play it 320001.
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I would start by deleting that dogshit and disregaring anything whoever made that says because the first chord should go 2 1 3 4 not 1 2 3 4. never seen anyone hold a G chord like that. that's some dumb faggot shit right there
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Thanks anons. Muting makes no sense because there's specifically X for those. I'll just cross reference with online sources and learn those as grip types.
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>>129937606
No worries, but the concept is similar because you can also play walking bass. In fact, every note underneath is like slash chords in real time. The ability to see this without thinking is what’s good.
>SLIME SCHOOL OF SUCCESS
You need to play shit and know shit in your sleep. And the only way is through REPETITION.
I play shit x100 in a row until I nail it fatigue out. By rep #30, your mind will wander but that’s a good sign - it’s almost like the thing you’re practicing is so easy you bifurcate your mind into the mechanical (why you’re playing) and what you’re thinking (arthoes). Bring it back into the state of watching everything you are doing, and look for patterns where you have difficulty.
I got this method from Louis Armstrong who said he would hit a high C hundreds of times in a row to attain certainty in his skills.
>for practicing guitar, just play the changes at a slow tempo
Then jack it up incrementally by one click if the metronome at each pass. By the time you get to the ridiculous tempos, the slower shit is cake.
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>>129940208
TITS
>now we’re talking
Yeah, but it doesn’t take much. At 60bpm, you can play one repetition of a 12 bar blues (4 beats x 12 measure = 48 seconds) and have 12 seconds left over. If you double that at 120 bpm (playing in 1/2 time), you get twice as many reps.
>Food for thought
As I showed with my charts (pic rel), I track my practice because my WFH day gig is working with Fortune 100 companies. However, I can grab 5-minute intervals throughout the day and working on concepts all day. I’m of the mind that 12 5-minute sessions per day is better than a 1-hour session.
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Just returned my DS-2 and ordered RAT.
With RAT i have overdrive, boost, distortion and fuzz in one. With DS-2 i only had, like the name says, turbo distortion, so over the top distortion with not much variance. And i dont play pub rock or punk rock much anyway so its not of much use for me
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Reaper?
Also kek at the 10 languages with none except one having even one entry. Very relatable as someone who kinda can understand 6 languages to varying extent, but none except 2-3 well.
I should really focus more.
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>>129940284
Haha
>that’s an old sheet from 3 years ago
>reaper
I’ve since bought Ableton and it is the RAPER
It’s nice to have a reminder where I fall short. When I go into “language mode”, it changes how I learn (goal-oriented). I also do a lot of prep and put things in a “college” curriculum. It helps to have pussy as a motivator because damned if I didn’t learn French when my friend Claire visited the US.
Good luck, fren
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appreciate the advice. I’m interested in bluegrass so I’ve been trying to get my chord changes down at 80 bpm. a single bass note is plucked on the 1 and 3 and a strum on the 2 and 4 for the boom chuck obviously, but the metronome only clicks on the 1 and 3. so you could look at that as 160 bpm or however you want. I did have success playing at that speed today. my lead is around 90-95 bpm so it makes me feel like I’m lagging behind on rhythm badly.
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lol I’m sure it’s actually an harmonically equivalent real chord but the average player doesn’t know that much theory I don’t think. I’ve just seen people do that and rationalize it that way. it is fun to just use your ear sometimes even if you can’t explain what’s going on
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I forgot to add that you should always try to hit ridiculous tempos. You’d be surprised how you can nail it once or twice. Aim for thrice and henceforth. Fast stuff becomes a twitch and their are limits to speed (think of a shepherd’s tone)
You’ll eventually learn to not tense up. Check your breathing and don’t take a mega-inhale, just do it like a meditation master would. You’ll soon find that speed isn’t tension but economy of motion. You already do this when buttering toast or grabbing your keys for work most likely without thinking, so why not guitar and bass?
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Want to keep practicing playing Africa after Rick Beato's latest video (he did 20 fucking years as a producer, Steve Lukather can vouch) but I am also pondering a wank because I work later.
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What's a shepherd's tone?
>>129940393
You do?? Ho, Paganini over here!
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HE INVENTED HEAVY METAL IS WHAT HE DID! HE WAS A DARING ITALIAN MUSICIAN, AND IN THIS HOUSE TONY IOMMI IS A GUITAR HERO, END OF STORY!
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Mmm’boy are you fat.
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People say, "how can you play with all those rings on your fingers?" and I say, "how can you play without them?"
Ha ha ha. But seriously...
Truth is... I've been wearing my jewelry for so long, it's become a part of me. Sure, sometimes I might flub a note or scrape against a string... I've got some necklace rash on the back of my Three Hundred and Thirty Five, but that's Rock and ROll, baby
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>>129940318
>It’s nice to have a reminder where I fall short. When I go into “language mode”, it changes how I learn (goal-oriented). I also do a lot of prep and put things in a “college” curriculum. It helps to have pussy as a motivator because damned if I didn’t learn French when my friend Claire visited the US.
Personally I suck ass at learning languages. Always have. But the secret for me how i got to 3 good languages is immersion learning. I just need to get good enough to consume media in that language and then the rest happens by itself. Once I can listen to podcasts in their languages and/or consume media in them I'm set. Also if you can, travel there for a vacation. Makes the nebulous goal of "I wanna learn it" so much more tangible.
>Good luck, fren
Good luck to you too. Have this self-made gondola in response to yours anon.
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>>129940313
It's not an inversion, it's a sus4 with tension
Try playing this. It’s the one I posted to /keys/. It has a G/A chord
|A/G|D/F#|A/C# F#7|Bsus4Bm/A|
|G#m7-5GM7|D/F#Fdim|Em7|
|G/A A |
|A/G|D/F#|A/C# F#7|Bsus4 Cadd9|
|G/B Gm/Bb| D A/C# Bsus4 Bm7| Em7|
|G/A Gadd9/A| D
My favorite chord progression.
Make the top note D
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I've been writing songs and trying to practice singing, do any anons have any tips or advice for learning to sing?
I have literally no clue what i'm doing but my singing voice is definitely not what I imagine it to be when I write lyrics lol
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:DDDDDD
>>129940408
A shepherds tone is a note that eventually reaches a peak and then a lower note appears, restarting the process.
The concept is that as things become faster, you think slower because eventually speed becomes a blur and Lo and behold, it’s slow again. That’s why you see that bebop stuff at like 200 BPM but the players are barely sweating.
A good demonstration is through drums. As a tempo accelerates, eventually a drummer switches to bounce (economy of motion). He’s not thinking of individual movements but a cluster of movements in a short time span.
Guitarists can do the same when comping, as you become more sparse in your playing but the implied feeling of motion (it’s a mental model trick) actually becomes easier.
You end up seeing the larger patterns and the other stuff (picking hand, fretting hand) becomes automatic. Then you start asking better questions, like:
>soloist just played a b9, add a slided 1/2 step chord to show I’m listening cuz his solo is up in about 7ish bars and I know that no/gg/a drummer is gonna want to send him out in style
Alright, gotta get back to work
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You can find certain models used around $1500, look for used 330s or 620s. They’re expensive because they’re still made in the same single shop they’ve always been made in, they’re not pumping guitars out from multiple factories across the globe. They’re still a comparatively small family owned business that can only pump out so many guitars a year and that brings prices up both for cost of building the guitars and supply and demand.
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>>129940600
Too creepy
https://youtu.be/YkXHQJc9L6s?si=Cj-RfYe3WaXMUVjd&t=53
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>be getting better at guitar
>find music I really want to learn
>it’s all played by people with banana fingers and perfect pick accuracy
>want to give up again
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Do I need to be Rick Beato's illegitimate son with perfect pitch to be able to transcribe stuff like this?
I figured out that the song is in A minor. I figured out the progression: Am G Fmaj7 Em. I just can't get the exact notes they're playing and I don't even know how many guitars are dangling in there. I've transcribed the 2 sections before this part, but I'm not even 100% satisfied with that and it's not as cluttered guitar wise as this part.
The picture is the best I could come up for this. I assume it has 2 guitars.
https://vocaroo.com/16nzHi7gykk1
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>>129940803
no you should be able to learn stuff by ear in a couple of year of playing. if something is not mixed well or have to two of the same instrument playing over top of eachother like duet guitars it’s always going to be hard to transcribe
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Most shops run at around a 60% trade value, it might be worth selling things on your own instead of taking a 40% hit. Before committing to a 4003 I’d spend some time playing it at the shop first, they feel and sound different than normal old Fender basses and it’d suck to spend all that money on one just to decide you don’t actually like it. But if you’re buying it used then Rickenbackers hold their value very well and if you ever sell it’ll be easy to get your money back.
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https://youtu.be/qCGSOOCCapE
Especially the feedback bit at the end
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Is this cord sticking out between the pick up and bridge normal on older fenders?
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Improvisation is hard.
>must constantly be creating novel AND interesting rhythms and melodies on the fly
>by the time 8 bars (or whatever) pass and you feel like you might have a grip on the progression and an idea of what you might want to do it's over and you've got to put a cap on it and end with a solid finisher
>solo like you've got a gun to your head
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>>129941016
Seems like every 62 jazz bass or reissue has the wire, it looks shitty but I guess in Leo's vision it would be covered up by the ashtray anyway
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Well, yeah, that's what I do but I seem to run out of ideas quickly and have trouble connecting ideas or I'll get locked in to one position because I'm afraid to branch out. Not that there's anything wrong with playing in one position. There should be plenty of juice to squeeze there. I just feel like, when I have to take a solo without having a plan ahead of time, less like a kid running around on the playground and more like a hostage with a gun to his head.
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not really. you have true improvisation which is avant garde and then you have what is commonly referred to as improvisation. if it makes you feel any better there are a few quotes in jazz about improvisation:
>you can’t improvise over something you don’t know
>you have to play a long time to play like yourself
>improvisation to me is, I think of a note and I don’t play it
>composition is improvisation slowed down, and improvisation is composition sped up
sometimes the notes themselves aren’t important, it’s how you play it and the rhythm that you choose but either way typical improvisation is something you can and should practice. once you have a vocabulary you’ll need to learn to listen to the rest of the band to see when and how you can react to their playing with your own vocabulary
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I walked right into that one
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I took a couple lessons from famous jazz guitarist James Blood Ulmer many years ago and one of the most memorable things I learned from him was " you can't learn no jazz from no book". If you don't get that, you don't get it
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finally, an LP for people under 30...
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7 string? nice
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"i came to NAMM cosplaying the guy that plays the same pentatonic licks for 40 years"
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to add, the D remaining a common note is sort of a voice leading thing that ties weird chords together through a common note or motif. bass is a singular note instrument, so the bass doesn’t voice lead in an ensemble
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>bass is a singular note instrument
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Anyone ever played one of these?
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I played and did not like the rickenbaker that much I'm going to look for a music man stingray since someone mentioned that if i dont like that then I'll just return the westone. This guitar i saw looks crazy
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>>129942573
Yeah I wanted to avoid getting another p bass. There is another rickenbaker at a GC near me a bit more pricey though. Different model than the one I played at the store i went to. I am going to try that out after work today.
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a custom shop precision bass is perhaps one of the most nonsensical guitar purchases you could make but I’m still saving up for one. I just don’t know if I want one of their year specific reissues or spec my own. looks like the wait time is like 8 months
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Dude trannies offsets lmao
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>>129943809
4000 is single pickup, 4001 is vintage spec with thinner neck and lower output, 4003 is the one with stereo output while the 4003s has mono and some binding appointments. I think. they changed specs a lot and their naming conventions make no sense
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>>129943809
here you go this goes into slightly more detail but enough for your needs i imagine
https://reverb.com/guide/buying-guide-rickenbacker-4003-4001-and-other -basses
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Thanks guys. It actually seems like if I'm going to get any the 4003S is the one I should get in case I want change my string type.
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that’s what I would go with I just definitely would not get the single pickup variant. they actually released a short scale version last year idk if there are any floating around reverb it’s the 4030s
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Is there a way to completely remove this high pitched noise from a dimed hm-2w when the guitar isnt being played. Sounds just like this video (not mine). I have a cheap ns-2 that i loop it into and it tames like 80% of it, but its still pretty loud. I really like how it sounds dimed. Here's a picture of how I usually run it in the standard mode. The custom mode is even more screechy. I got this setting from a death metal channel called Dunn. Sounds great, but I do prefer it dimed.
https://youtu.be/O3gYwAI9Sxw
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You first (bet you won’t) (pussy)
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itll make some kinda rumbling noise when for a second and then start screeching once that settles down. all while still touching the strings. also im a greasy ahh 4chan neckbeard. i dont think its physically possible for me to not leave a layer of grime on anything i touch. maybe i should try playing crust?
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