Today we talk about practice. That’s right, practice. Not a game, but practice.
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Episode 66 – Listener Feedback
I have some catching up to do on listener feedback folks! So here we go! Check out the videos posted on the page below! Listen up!
- Scooped distortion
- Building your own pedal board & guitar stand
- Frankenstein creations
- Share parts guitars photos and videos folks!
- Active vs. Passive Pickups for Worship guitar
- Tone loss in a long pedal chain with passive pickups
- Let your ear be your guide
- Pentatonic Scales & licks
- ElevenRack
- Advertising on the site explained
- Essential guitars – future podcast to dig way deeper into this subject upcoming
- Volume Pot roll off issue Seymour Duncan Wiring Diagrams
- Pedal board issues, design, hum from power and building your own
Other resources
Episode 61 – Listener Questions, Pick Reviews – V-Picks
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This week we have some questions about getting the open F chord right, string muting, scales and clean guitar picking. I continue to review picks. This week it’s V-Picks & not only do we try them out on guitar, but mandolin too!
Check out V-Picks!
Here is an old video I did that may help with timing on scales.
I like the Keeley modded DS-1
Episode 29: Task Specific Focal Dystonia
Episode 29: Task Specific Focal Dystonia
Today we talk about task specific focal dystonia, carpal tunnel syndrome as well as playing guitar with emotion. It’s a mixed bag today folks!
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Task Specific Focal Dystonia aka writers cramp
Episode 28: Bella Vega – Guiness Book of World Records Fastest Guitarist
Episode 28: Bella Vega – Guiness Book of World Records Fastest Guitarist
You have to sit through his introduction and all the subtitles, but it’s worth it. Watch how fast this guy can play! Now pay close attention to how little effort is made in his playing. What can we learn from his technique?
Lessons we can learn from how Tiago Della Vega approaches the guitar, his technique and effortless style. We may not ever come near the speed he attains in this video, but we can improve our playing by taking what we observe.