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3 hours ago, Eracer_Team-DougH said:
Carter's, Rumble Seat and Gruhn's are almost sitting on top of each other in the same stretch of 1.5 miles .
And Artisan Guitars and Cotten Music (now North American Guitar) are right around the corner. Probably no other place where you can see and play so many world class guitars.
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1 hour ago, Linders said:
I can't be the only person working on Session 5...can I? (Maybe I am just the only one checking in?) Anyway, I started over the weekend and am having fun with it. I'd learned a few chords before this, but it's great to have more of a "menu" to choose from. Some are trickier than others, but I have seen some improvement in a short time.
Excellent!
Also - congrats on the Furch OM - I have heard good things about them.
Dave
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Very nice!
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Very nice Wim. It took me a long time to get anywhere near as nice as your recording. Thanks for posting!
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Very nice Ron!
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6 hours ago, matonanjin said:
Hi everybody! I'm here. Officially, legally?, I'll be here in a couple days. I'm finishing up the play along songs at the end of 16 over the next couple days but since I had logged in thought I would pre-announce🤔
Like Neil, I am doing some review. I've gone back and am restudying pentatonic scales. I have the patterns down but just can't seem to get the location of the root note for each box ingrained. I'm going to keep reviewing until I do. And many of us have used Hal Leonard's book on Barre Chords to complement our studies on that. I have found that book and am working the exercises. I am going to go through all of those until I get through "Layla" toward the end.
But I digress. Wish me luck on getting up there in the "dusty" area of the fretboard!
Best wishes Ron!
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Hi everyone -
Adam Rafferty is offering his new beginning fingerstyle course free for the next two days. I took a look at the course, and even though it is billed as introductory, I think even intermediate players could benefit from some of the material. And hey, it's free!
Topics include:
- Guitar Basics
- Basic Chords
- “Fingerstyle Essentials” Right Hand Exercises
- Learn to play the “Boom Chick” Blues in E
- Learn to Play "Ain't No Sunshine" - the Percussion, Bass and Chord Groove
- How to Create a Fingerstyle Guitar Arrangement: “Silent Night”
- Advanced Fingerstyle - "Shelter Island”
- Advanced Fingerstyle -"Silent Night”
- Something FUN 🙂 The 4 Levels of Thumb Picking (Boom-Chick)
- Advanced "Groove Slap" Technique in 12/8
The link to sign up for the course is below:
Click HERE to grab the course FREE on Udemy
Here’s the coupon code: LEARNGUITAR1
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Hi Rob,
You may be thinking of the Canon in D video that was hosted on the old Gibson guitar site. I bet I watched that video 100 times when I was in lesson 10. Unfortunately, Gibson took down those videos years ago and I have not been able to find them anywhere.
Welcome to the new forum!
Dave
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Yes - I would purchase one in an instant!
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Are you looking for the companion book for the course? If so, it is available at Steve's store (spiral bound). Link here.
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Same here Neil - both my mom and dad passed away over the past two years. I am glad I took the time to call them (and take their calls) as often as I could.
As Neil said - if you still have family to call - give them a call, even if you don't have anything special to say!
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Yes - looking forward to this - I have never made that leap 🙂
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Excellent - congratulations!
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I pretty much stay with the gauge used by the manufacturer. 9's on electrics and 12's on acoustics (except smaller bodied acoustics where I use 11's).
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I attended one of Greg Voros' two-day workshops several years ago. When it was time to re-string my acoustic, I wanted to use 11's (which is what I had been using). Greg chided me and said that I would be losing too much tone. I have been using 12's ever since (except on guitars that use a pyramid bridge - where I use 11's).
I would think that going from 13's to 10's would require a truss rod adjustment.
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Very nice - congratulations!
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12 hours ago, K9kaos said:
Let me know what you think of it! It sure looks nice!!
Barb - I purchased it because I wanted a uke I could plug into my acoustic amp. It is loud enough without being plugged in - plugged in, it is amazing.
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Awesome - looking forward to it!
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I have been working on and off from home for the past two weeks. Typically, I have been spending about a half day in the office and then the rest of the day fending off emails and participating in conference calls or Zoom meetings. I have had a bit more focused time to practice and play, but not enough. However, tomorrow that will change.
April 1 is my first day of retirement 🙂
Picked a great time to start tapping into those retirement accounts. 😐
So I have a plan, a course to work through, and lots of (well enough) guitars and other miscellaneous equipment. We will see how it goes. I'll keep you posted.
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6 hours ago, Las Vegas Steve said:
Asheville as in North Carolina?
Correct
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Very nice - love the maple and black!
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Good Ol' Skills House
in Guitar Open Talk
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Joao,
That was a wonderful site that I visited often. Those videos contain a wealth of information. Thanks for all the work you have put into this!