I was going to post this pic first but xe is unrecognizable. I never would have expected Stanley to pull a Jenner. (Two-hands-on-the-board pioneer, btw.)
Alexander Reyes
>electric/acoustic less than one month old, bought new >pickup buzzing, amount of buzzing variable with pressure on saddle I AM NOT PLEASED
Isaiah Butler
bad solder from pickup to ground?
if you or a friend can solder this could be an easy fix
Carson Ward
It's under warranty and my local Guitar Center is an authorizer warranty repair center. I'll mention that to the repair guy tomorrow, thanks.
Parker Jones
good luck
still shitty that a new guitar would have that problem
Gavin Scott
Yeah, especially shitty because I'm in the middle of recording my first album and wanted to use that guitar on it.
Robert Rogers
How do you guys feel about practicing by only learning songs? I hate the thought of doing exercises besides down picking.
Luis Rodriguez
That's how I learned at first and I'm a badass now. At some point you're going to want to move on to improvisation and developing your own style, though.
Josiah Collins
learning songs a really great way to get good, a lot if not most learn this way. you have to be motivated over the long run tho
i didn't really understand your comment about down picking? down picking is really easy; getting good at alternate picking and hybrid picking will open up a whole new world of capability
Tyler Thomas
>be me before I had a job >knew a shit ton of songs >got bored and wanted to buy amps and pedals and shit >get job >get pedals >only know how to play two songs now because I've been working so much
Caleb Parker
inb4 midlife crisis, divorced, single room apartment, several gibsons with repaired broken headstocks, more tube screamers than beers in your fridge, a mesa boogie mark I, and playing in a cover band that plays events and weddings
Daniel Powell
that's me
Ayden Sanders
i hope not, my dude
Ayden Fisher
I mean that's gonna be me in 17(?) years. Midlife crisis start at 40 right?
Dylan Richardson
everything in this post triggers me
>mesa boogie mark I which needs no TS >TS when centaur klone exist >not owning PRS for a complete carlos set up
consider my jimies rustled
Justin Hall
cheers for the devil's post, not trying to rimi your justles
PRS for the Santana set up, sure i agree. in fairness tho, a lot of guys get that tone with the neck pick up of a reasonable LP with the tone knob backed off to about 7? forums say back off the volume also...
but yeah, still working my way between TS and klon clones, yet to decide
Jose Ross
I've been playing the same '80s pop song for two days now. Guitaring the keyboard parts. Most fun I've had in a long while. Got me doing some satisfying improvs too. Walking in LA, btw.
Blake Phillips
Warren's double-neck.
Zachary Walker
Post your worship pedal boards.
John Kelly
actual gigging episode
klone->ocd->carbon copy; holy grail in loop
Robert Ramirez
what's the point of double necks when they're both the same
Xavier Parker
different tunings
Aaron Lee
Showing off
Justin Young
So, I'm trying to learn to sing. How come my voice sounds at least serviceable trough in ears but like absolute shit trough speakers?
>I'm handsome, but I look horrendous. Anyway, you don't sing bad at all (you have a good ear), but you need to learn how to sing from your diaphragm. You are stressing your throat too much.
Noah Gomez
Just had my Squier Classic Vibe Telecaster completely setup including fretwork. Also replaced the pots, installed a vintage fender bridge and a 4 way switch. This thing plays like butter.
FeelsGoodMan
Dylan Martin
They have been out for how long? And your fret were done?
Sebastian Gonzalez
Fretwork is never perfect even if fresh out of the factory, especially considering this guitar is made in China.
Ryan Flores
It looks beautiful m8
Juan Stewart
how much was it?
John Roberts
The guitar itself was 400 euros.
The complete setup including installing all the new parts cost me 200 euros, the parts itself were about 50 euros total.
This thing honestly plays better than a MIA now and sounds massive. All that for a total of 650 euros..
Eli Parker
sounds like a good price. Enjoy it!
Christian James
Hi there guitar thread
Could you recommend some intermediate-level guitar songs (any genre) for a sunday guitarist like me to learn?
Benjamin Gonzalez
>200 euros Did he refret the neck?
Joseph Gray
lead or rhythm? What style?
Colton Moore
Any style and any technique really, but preferably no classical guitar. I'm trying to better my technique and broaden my musical culture.
Ryder Garcia
No he did a setup and installed the parts.
Levelling frets, crowning frets, filing the nut, setting up the truss rod, setting up intonation, setting up proper action. All this along installing all the new components.
I'd say that's a very fair price.
Colton Jenkins
Probably. I have no experience with luthiers except when I had to set up an acoustic guitar that I bought used. Went to a weird old man that had a workshop in his house because a good friend of mine pointed me to him and he filed my nut and saddle, adjusted the truss rod and change my strings all for 30€
Carter Wright
check jerry reed and chet atkins.
Josiah Sanchez
Question. Is there a bass equivalent of the '57-'60 Gibson Les Paul? Is there a specific model of bass guitar, even a vintage year or years, that is more sought after than anything else, and that players and collectors GAS over and would seek out immediately if they ever got filthy rich?
If I had to guess, I'd assume the Rickenbacker 4001, but I honestly have no idea.
I'm on a workday and my lunch break is practically up so I'm going to have to piss off, but I'll refresh later and would appreciate input.
Anyone know some good funk songs to practice bass fills with? Talking something like Funky town, Redbone, Heart of Glass, songs with that 5-7 3-5 type thing.
Henry Mitchell
user is not a faggot.
Brody Long
Give us a better shot of that wood grain.
Connor Williams
how do people here fill out songs? I have a load of stuff that sounds neat as an intro or a main bit but then can't work out anywhere to go with it.
Sounds like G then E minor to me... Are you sure you're not playing them in the wrong order?
Noah Roberts
Interesting. Is that mainly because of collectible appeal, or do bassists believe in all the superstitious voodoo mojo tonez that guitarists do when it comes to the old LPs?
David Hernandez
I think it's the same as Les Pauls. Since Jaco played one they're considered to be legendary for no real reason that has to do with the instrument quality
Grayson Russell
He's so good. So fucking good.
Jayden Fisher
Interesting. I guess there really is no sense in these. I don't know why I was expecting any different with bass guitars, but I honestly thought bassists would prefer a PJ, thunderbird or rickenbacker over a standard P or J.
Xavier Torres
I think it's a great way to improve the musicality of your playing, but if you only do that, you tend to have holes and mind blanks all over the fretboard, where you can play something cool in one position, but if you try to go somewhere else it sounds like shit.
Sebastian Campbell
...
Wyatt Evans
I have some of this guy's instructional material, and it really puts me to sleep when I try to watch it, but he's a phenomenal player.
I tried working through one of his books, too, but some of the fingerings feel really outrageous. Better grin and bear it and try again, I guess.
Cameron Kelly
Kek This is the true GOAT though. Discontinued of course.
should i go for a mim tele or a j mascis jazzmaster for the $400 range. or is there something better at that price i can get more out of
Leo Murphy
klon is a booster tho
Austin Torres
>True Goat >available all day long on Reverb for 200 bucks
Jaxon Carter
I had one of those I did so much shit to it that everythings gone onto other guitars or sold off of in the dumpster
I ruined a really good guitar it was such a good guitar bone stock
Colton Martinez
I'm starting to fall for those guitar is a shit tier instrument memes, feelsbadman
Aiden Clark
>the best kit has to be exclusive, expensive and hard to find for me to consider it "good" suck a fat chode loser.
Jonathan Clark
You are literally the only person in history that likes the mesa v twin
Levi Evans
I'm not even that user. I don't massively like the V Twin but it's not that shit, I just didn't like your reasoning.
For the record, I think pic related is extremely under-rated.
Charles Foster
What's the first and last pedal in this loop do? Can't tell from pic
Jaxon Wood
check out Lenny Breau
Jayden Harris
You sound like me honestly. And I have the same problem
Joseph Long
>tfw tendonitis >have to stop playing or I'll get a triggerfinger fuck
Gavin Morris
Looks nice.
Noob question but what's a quick rundown on the difference between strats and teles? Is it night and day?
Gavin Reyes
the masf possessed is a glitch/stutter pedal. the other one looks like it might be a 4ms swash clone. don't really understand it, think it's kinda like an oscillating fuzz type thing, you know, the really uncontrollable ones like a dwarfcraft.
so you've got an oscillating fuzz into a digital reverb with nonlinear capabilities, into a granular delay, into a stutter/glitch pedal, basically that user is just making noise.
Luis Nguyen
Teles aren't as comfortable no tremolo similar pickups but telecasters sound a little bit twangier, neck sound on strats is a little thicker sounding and the neck pickup on teles is a little more mellow teles have a bit more biting character in the sound
Brandon Green
>5-7 3-5 type thing
Rundown?
Tyler Sanders
That vigier is a really sweet guitar
Xavier Reyes
Yeah that's what the guitar store guy basically said.
What does /gg/ think of these? I'm thinking of getting the strat but it will take me a couple months to save up. The fingerboard is ebony. I don't even have an electric guitar right now but I recently got a fender twin reverb 65 reissue
Isaiah Ramirez
Can't wait to play it
Asher Lopez
fuckin hideous and really overpriced
you can get one of the 52, 58, 64 AVRI Teles for like 1200 used on Reverb and they look really good
quilted/flame tops are disgusting desu If you buy one of those now, you would struggle to sell it for 700 in a year when you realize how gross it is
Carson Hughes
>magnum
Henry Morris
see This is correct. >basically that user is just making noise.
What do you mean by quilted/flame tops? Which finish would you buy if you were getting a strat? I actually dig the one from the pic but I also like this white one.
Jayden Edwards
wow, that's mad. what setting/s do you have the bigsky on in those clips?
Daniel Phillips
Oops I meant to post a rosewood one actually, but you get the point. The pickgaurd is neat
Jack Flores
WTF? Did he "Transition"?
Jonathan Hughes
A filler that was popular in the 70s. A5 G7, A3 G5.
Brayden Stewart
I think it's the shimmer setting with a 5th above and a octave below
Kevin Cook
What's up with the skips and repeats? I kept almost getting into it but then the skip stuff was distracting. Sounded like a YouTube poop that got turned into a song
Chase Watson
That's the glitch pedal. I like it, takes a bit getting used to I guess. I like using the skipping sound and making it semi-rhythmic.
Connor Jackson
noice
Samuel Lopez
oh cool. you've got a really long decay on it too. I just assumed since all of your other pedals were noise based that you'd be messing with a nonlinear reverb like reverse or gated. have you ever given them a go to see how they fit in your rig?
personally if I wanted to do something noisy/glitchy, I'd run a dwarfcraft the great destroyer into a reverb... I'd cheap out on the reverb, if I didn't already have a HardWire RV-7, I'd get a Polaris or a Hall of Fame. Probably a Hall of Fame. then into an el capistan with the wow & flutter and tape crackle dimed, but without much tape age, and then into a malekko Charlie Foxtrot which is one of the best granular pedals imo.
that's the glitch/granular pedals.
Michael Cruz
I know them pretty well. I don't like Tomatito, though. He has been playing the same buleria's falseta the las 20 years. His alegrías are very good. Lenny Breau is good playing a nylon string guitar, but his "flamenco" is really a watered down paso doble. yes, she did.
Brayden Morris
i like this. a lot. especially once you get in the groove with the glitch. some Jan Jelinek / Loscil type shit.
Adam Reyes
>based that you'd be messing with a nonlinear reverb like reverse or gated. have you ever given them a go to see how they fit in your rig?
yeah I use most of the settings, just depends on what I'm feeling at the moment. That's what's great about the Bigsky it has so many options that are easily tweakable on the fly that makes it so efficient for improvisation. The non-linear reverbs on here are great, especially useful for Rhythmic stuff.
