Your recordings sounds pretty pro to me!
So you don't record or play any longer?
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Your recordings sounds pretty pro to me!
So you don't record or play any longer?
I always found the pinkie the hardest. For years I just didn't bother using it, then one day I realised how foolish I had been and worked hard to train it up. After a couple of months it was working well and I haven't looked back!
The ring finger can be hard to control when first starting out though keep practicing and it will fall in line pretty quickly!
CD Changer?? Probably whatever CDs I left in it when I last used it 5 years ago
What do you use now? iPod or another Mp3 player?
Hi Axis
Welcome to the forum.
Do you play the guitar? What music are you into?
Welcome to the forum!
Do you play the guitar or any instrument at all?
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I haven't used any free ones but I did buy a few from Beta Monkey which were pretty good.
I am now happily using EZdrummer for Cubase which I am finding easy to use and they sound pretty good!
No problem! it is easy when you know how!
you can either upload the image from your computer, or add the URL or the image and it will add it.
So if you see an image on another website right click on it and then either click "save as", save it to your computer and then upload it or you can get the URL, e.g www.link.com/to/url.gif and it will upload it automatically for you!
You did it all right this time apart from you need to only add everything after the .com otherwise it treats it like a link and not a youtube vid.
So I edited your post and removed http://www.youtube.com and left everything else and the vid is up!
I would guess tremolo as in a tremolo bar, or whammy bar.
All of my electric guitars have them but I don't tend to use it too much these days unless I am trying to play some Satriani
The social networking links were from the old version of the forum. I have not gotten around to try and add them here as yet.
Will update you when I have!
Welcome to the forum! Yes I like this - it is certainly different and sounds cool as well!
What inspired you to do this?
Wow, looks great - how did it go?
Remove the http://www.YouTube.com and leave everything after it and do not have spaces in the closing tags
It will then work
The modes of the major scale:
Ionian
Dorian
Phrygian
Lydian
Mixolydian
Aeolian
Locrian
just write it before and after the link - literally type
[youtube]and after the link close it by doing this
[/youtube]Starting to get picky!
So what is your current favourite?
Welcome and thanks for the links
Thanks for the links! I hope it will help some of the people who are just starting out on guitar!
Does anyone use the modes for their compositions?
I understand the principle of modes, I can understand the different sound you get from each mode but I struggle to understand how I can effectively use them myself in my own playing.
What do you understand about modes and how do they work for you?
Check out this guy
I have not heard anyone get so close with these covers. One minute it is exact Satriani, the next exact Eric Johnson!
Obviously he has spent a whole lot of hours mastering these!
I would love to play this song:
[youtube]/watch?v=ZwKSL3YAKsU&feature=related[/youtube]
and this is perfect as well:
[youtube]/watch?v=6250nv1DtyM&feature=related[/youtube]
Nice work Jack!
Nice find with the youtube vid as well!
Yep sure:
So in your example above you take this part of the link you have posted:
/watch?v=9cbdNOYR1AQ
and place this in between the Youtube tags like this:
[youtube]/watch?v=9cbdNOYR1AQ[/youtube]Which then gives you this:
[youtube]/watch?v=9cbdNOYR1AQ[/youtube]
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