thanks polyal, that was helpful!
2 06-06-13 12:23:14
Topic: re-setup for switch to lower gauge? (2 replies, posted in Guitars)
Hi All,
I own a Ibanez RG321. Factory setup gauge of strings on it are regular light gauge (.01 to .046). I use Daddario regular light gauge. I would like to switch to a lower guage, ernie ball super slinky (9 - 42).
I am not expert on this stuff but would i mess up setup of my guitar if i go ahead with this switch. Any other possible problem i should be aware of?
If it would then can i fix/re-setup guitar on my own, especially if i do not have much experience in this area. How complicated a job can it be and should i consider doing it on my own with guidance from more experienced and expert people on this forum.
Any advice is really appreciated. Thanks!
3 06-06-13 09:30:47
Re: Hello! (2 replies, posted in Introduce yourself)
hi
As I said in my introduction, I quit playing 4 years ago. This is my only recording from that time. The first time i heard this solo, it blew me away. In my opinion the greatest guitar solo of all time. So i always wanted to learn it. It took me a year to get it to the level you hear in the recording and i recognize its still not perfect. I did not make the backing, i found it online.
I intend to pick up the guitar again and focusing on learning music theory and guitar technique and maybe some time down the line, create my own music.
Cheers
hi and welcome to the forum
modelling on gilmour is a very good choice ( but put your own spin on things ) ..have you got any originals you can post
in the gilmour style ? ( with your own ilk )is the cover your own recording or a dubbed over 'off the shelf ' back track ?
4 05-06-13 18:01:13
Topic: Cover: Final Solo, Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb (0 replies, posted in Your Recordings)
Hi! I am new here! Thought I will post a cover of mine on here! Any comments or criticism are welcome. Thanks!
[youtube]/watch?v=ryrelmA3Lq4[/youtube]
5 05-06-13 17:49:35
Topic: Hello! (2 replies, posted in Introduce yourself)
Hello! I am a 28 year old guy.
Brief Intro: Bought a guitar after listening to Pink Floyd's albums, The Wall and Dark Side of the Moon when I was 16 years of age (My fav band of all time, along with Radiohead). Played guitar for a good 8 years or so. Never really got to a good level though as I was self taught and my learning was random (off the internet and learning riffs/solos/songs from tabs etc). I felt there were many holes in my foundation and basics of music theory and guitar technique.
Cut a long story short, life got in the way, and also got a little frustrated as I wasn't getting to the level I wanted to be even though sometimes I practiced up to 6 to 8 hours a day. Anywho haven't picked up a guitar for a good 4 odd years.
But contemplating getting back into it and following a systematic training schedule to achieve my musical goals and dreams! I thought it would be a good idea to a join a guitar community for helping each other out and keeping motivated!
Here is a link of my cover of the final solo from Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb from back in the day!:
[youtube]/watch?v=ryrelmA3Lq4[/youtube]
Cheers!
