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What Did You Do With Your Guitar(s) Today?
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It's getting there. Still not finished as I'm letting stuff dry so I can move onto further steps.
duzie
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The solo to Time is just classic Gilmour
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Indeed…..every time I start learning the album version I stop part way in to go learn the PULSE version, remember it for a day then forget it. Maybe I’ll actually learn the full album version.
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yes.
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Have you learned Wearing the Inside Out solos yet? I feel like that'd be an accomplishment, especially capturing the tone and vibrato in that track.
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Eagle
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Finally got around to fitting my kill switch on the RG . I didn’t really want to rout the body so it’s going in the only spot it can without loosing a control.
I’m going to be boring and the black one is going on for now at least.
And the results;
It works great and doesn’t get in the way at all .
If you try a Sanwa button you will immediately get why Buckethead has them, super clean action capable of fast pulses or anything.
I may put the red one in
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I’m going to be boring and the black one is going on for now at least.
And the results;
It works great and doesn’t get in the way at all .
If you try a Sanwa button you will immediately get why Buckethead has them, super clean action capable of fast pulses or anything.
I may put the red one in
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This is one of my all time favorite Gilmour solos and I’m waiting until I get a Tele to learn it, because I’m 99% certain he used his Workmate Tele on it and I know I’ll be way too concerned with tone chasing to pay attention to the actual parts.
That song is hugely underrated and is easily in my top 10 Floyd tunes.
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I randomly started learning Lamb of God’s “Laid To Rest” last night, some tricky riffs for sure, but once I got them under my fingers a bit I found myself starting to sing along as I was playing, which kicked up my “Can I pull this off? itch in regard to singing/playing it at the same time.
It’s these silly competitions I get in with myself that generally drive the most amount of progress forward and I love that giddy feeling I get knowing I’m closing in on a goal, despite knowing I’m going to say “Fuck!” as I screw up about 1,000,000x over the next couple days.
It’s these silly competitions I get in with myself that generally drive the most amount of progress forward and I love that giddy feeling I get knowing I’m closing in on a goal, despite knowing I’m going to say “Fuck!” as I screw up about 1,000,000x over the next couple days.
mercifulfuzziness
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CAGED. Sometimes my brain still messes with the root note (where to find the chord) and that D and G shape can be a pain in the ass.
Eagle
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I don’t really play caged shapes but I use it to see my way around and then substitute the three notes per string shapes on top.
mercifulfuzziness
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It’s really nice. When you see it , it really “opens up” the fretboard.
Eagle
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I did learn the caged shapes and I play them on my gypsy jazz guitar but three notes per string flows better for me.
