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Posts posted by Eracer_Team-DougH
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I can't get past session 3 of the LMG Blues course
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I've seen that commented before about boiling them
Think about how they're cut off at the tuner
I don't leave alot extra at that end, I'd never be able to rewind them
Also if they kink, at the tuner quite possibly string will snap.
At $7-$20 a pack, you don't need to change them once a month or once ever 30 hrs.
I don't see a need to re-use strings
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Sounds great Wim
More rhythm than I have
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Rock Hits was not part of the LMG system, nor anything Steve K had his hands in.
I believe its a collection of lessons that Gibson put out on their own learning site at one time and bundled it into several song package. think it was titled Learn and Master Rock Hits as Gibson and Legacy where in a contractual agreement at the time that saw Learn and Master Guitar rebranded to Gibson's Learn and Master Guitar.
from what I remember the song instruction was 'hit n miss' teaching from multiple guitarists. Similar to watching a bunch of YouTube video's
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ABR1 is as easy as it gets,.
Replace strings, stretch strings, re-tune to pitch,
Press 12th fret (lightly, Gibson's are known for needing a light touch and not mash string to fret board or you'll pull it out of tune)
Check tuning at 12th fret, use small screwdriver to adjust the saddle forward to sharpen, backward to flatten string.
Make sure all your other adjustments are done first, neck relief, bridge height, before intonation.
If you have a saddle that can't go back far enough, you remove the screw turn the saddle around and reinstall and intonate again
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yes the constant tapping and percussion gets old fast..
plus his 'gyration's are sort of ... well it was commented by the judges .. "an out of control performance"
@RollingCodeGuits BTW Ian Ethan Case as name dropped by Diane .. is a graduate of the Steve Krenz LMG guitar course. very nice guy.. google him.
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$25 isn't so bad and Steve does have sales from time to time
Take a look at Steve's 2 lessons on Major Scales
https://gx169.infusionsoft.app/app/storeFront/showProductDetail?productId=125
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One problem with the analysis
Most amps use the same output tubes no matter what channel you are playing .
The v1 is usually shared with channel 1 and 2,
There is typically 1 or 2 more 12ax7 style input tubes for each channel after the V1, (they could also by 12ay7 or 12au7 depending on the gain of the amp choices)
If only channel 1 is failing then possibly a v2 (v3) pre-amp tub could be failing as long as they're not shared by channel 2
And before the splitter tube.
This amp probably uses relays to channel switch/change, possibly it is not coming out of channel 2, could be a relay
The best part is 12ax7 and EL84'S are cheap.
Like under $20 each
You don't have to but Mesa branded as they ate just rebranded tubes,
Doug's Tubes is good also
Check
https://www.thetubestore.com/shop-by-amp
https://www.eurotubes.com/store/pc/home.asp
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Nothing like a new guitar,
(Now to convince the wife...)
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I thought you've been to Nashville before??
Yes band on every floor
When I was there I didn't have a ngd
Now the real sad part.
Those bands play a two hour gig for like $30 per band member and rely heavily on tipping before packing up and rotating to the next bar
(Wish my playing skills would warrant a test drive at Carter's)
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It was always in Anaheim, but just in January
No gain for Anaheim, but certainly a loss for Nashville.
Things might change back in 2023
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Those that like going to NAMM big changes for 2022
Winter NAMM now in June
Summer NAMM in Nashville canceled
Covid must be bad down there for them to make this move
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Well not sure where to put this .
we sort of have 2 threads running at the Same time.. the "Recording Challenge" and the "Open Mic" subject threads.
Open Mic was setup as a non-subject based recording where the Recording Challenge thread was subject based, which has sort of fled it's original subject theme this year..
which makes for a small dilemma: which thread do you post a recording.. anyways I picked here.
Taken me a while to get this one done. the Main rhythm track took a while to get down with a lot less mistakes (mistakes are free of charge and gives music it's 'organic' feeling). knew the lead and subsequent vocal tracks would go quicker.
once again we're using @Steve Krenz LMG Song Hits to provide the base of this song.
This time I was hitting up Day Tripper by the Beatles as presented by Steve in Session 7 his course.
I've added back the 3rd verse and I've added the B solo back into the song as well (the B solo riff keeps my fingers confused)
Technical stuff.. the Base rhythm track was played on all things .. My Les Paul (I wanted to get away from always using the Sheraton) in the lead pickup . the Lead track was played on my MIA Strat on the bridge/lead pickup and last there was supplemental rhythm track played on what else.. the Epiphone Sheraton a Beatles type of guitar
again keeping with me .. "you choose your poison"... first track is just the instrumental and the second track is how it would be heard at any party my relatives or wife's friends had enough to drink and beg me to play.
(some day I'll invest in an auto-tune plugin)
with Vocal
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@Wim VD1 nice smooth and clear
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That's the kind of stuff I've been trying to find up here.
No lunch yet.
Looking good Greg
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@LVHook welcome aboard.
LMG is a great learn course, teaches reading music, music theory besides playing.
It's not heavy on guitar tabs, it really wants you to become a real musician.
There are a number of great players here on the site. (The replacement home for LMG).
Steve still does live lessons Tuesdays and has other resource videos in the link at top call Store, still has a summer conference and Fall Fingerstyle retreat.
Steve's smiling encouraging face will always be there when you turn on those DVD'S
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See you've got the Es going, looks like JP is on a L5 guessing
Not sure what guitar Dan is playing.
Glad to hear you got quite a lead in this group .
I have to figure out how they do that collage video
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Sounds good to me
Plays like I can't
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Rest and stretch your thumb
Don't squeeze so hard with the thumb vs pull back with arm a bit.
If tendonitis kicks in in your thumb just makes playing harder all around
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@Randy Breeding barres at not mastered in weeks,
And session 7 and 8 pound barre after barre.
Most music is not written barre chord, barre chord barre chord.....
Even after years my barres are not clear
My thumb muscle still fatigues.
Also do session8 at the same time, same concept, just slightly different shapes
Also easier said than done, pull back with your fretting arm to give the barring index finger more pressure over squeezing with your thumb and finger as thumb tendonitis can happen
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Jeff Mcerlain my favorite Truefire instructor
A good guitarist can quickly find "their " tone, then there's us mortals.
Digital modelers have come a long way since I purchased my Digtech RP50 poor sounding multi pedal.
One thing with individual pedals ( besides the expense) you can quickly change pedal settings and pedal order without going through multiple menus
I see a Fractal FM3 is like $1,000usd
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Pretty good review
Just wish he played to show more then just doing arpeggios
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@Marshall many of us have both acoustic and electric
I alternate on both through the lessons
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Turnarounds
in Learn & Master Blues Guitar
Posted · Edited by Eracer_Team-DougH
@Triple-o I've put it aside because I picked up all 10 lessons on Truefire Beginning Blues Guitar,, for $5usa each
Total $66 cdn for me (all 10 lessons that were on sale), enjoying it so far.
When it get up towards Blues 10, I'll probably re-look at Steve's course again