This is why guitar music is dying. Make something new you homo
Ian Williams
I was thinking about how with the decline of rock in chart music, which scenes and demographics are clinging onto guitars. Latinos seem to still be big into their guitars, proportionally more than in the west. Also, Worship music. Have you noticed how many guitar rig vids are guys who play worship music, using open chord progressions and heavy use of time-based effects like delay and (often shimmer) reverb? What other distinctive guitar cliques have you spotted?
Adrian Harris
>muh charts Rock is as popular as ever, in total sales. It's declining in percentage of sales because rap is exploding. That's a limitation of charts as a useful tool.
Daniel Jackson
r8/h8
Julian Rogers
Alright lads, I'm thinking about buying an Epiphone for my first nice guitar. Custom vs PlusTop Pro, I can't decide which one to go for.
David Anderson
will practicing hitting notes with a slide improve my note hitting on singing directly?
Nicholas Howard
No. I can play slide like a boss and can't sing worth shit.
Epis are hit or miss. Hardware is shit. The pickups are not good also. Look for vintage used Greco guitars on reverb. They are pretty good and are in the same price range you are looking for.
Blake Turner
Here’s one example
Jacob Nelson
Digging the martin electric duder
Jackson Nguyen
this My pal has one and it plays really well. Plus the headstock doesn't have the ugly epi cancer bumps. Its cooler to own a jap rip off than a real gibson anyway.
Angel Reyes
Yeah. New Gibsons are not as good as they were up to the late 2000’s
Josiah Stewart
My new Epiphone Bass just arrived today, These new Vintage Pro Thunderbirds are fucking awesome! Pic Related
Elijah Collins
Post your favorite guitarist's signature model and r8
Brody Gomez
r8
Gavin Ross
I don't care what anyone says the Squier J Mascis Jazzmaster is just as good IF NOT BETTER than a Fender Classic Player Jazzmaster. Sure it deviates from the traditional Jazzmaster tone and sound by having pickups similar to p90's than regular JM pickups but NO ONE FUCKING USES A JAZZMASTER FOR JAZZ. FACE IT SQUIER IS A GOOD BRAND Anyone who disagrees with not believing this could easily be a $700 guitar is a fucking idiot.
Benjamin Gray
They are really nice for the dosh. I'd replace the bridge w/ a staytrem but that's just what I've done on all the offsets I've owned
Jason Sullivan
Is the staytrem better than an adjustomatic bridge? I know the bridges on most jm's are shit but this one comes with a aom bridge
Matthew Miller
YOU MAY NOT LIKE IT BUT THIS IS WHAT PEAK PERFORMANCE LOOKS LIKE
Wyatt Adams
Who plays classical here?
Angel Wood
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Landon Evans
depends on your personal taste. I like the look and feel of the big barrel rollers over the gibson style teeth. They are compensated for fretboard radius and the posts on the bridge feel a lot more sturdy than those on the gibsons ive owned. The stock bridge on my mustang was absolute shit but it was originally a squire so go figure
Andrew Howard
Whatever dude, that wasn't the point of my comment. You didn't answer my question.
John Lewis
nice numbers
Camden Wright
>PEAK PERFORMANCE Nothing is being performed. The act of balancing guitars against a speaker cabinet maybe. In other words... tired of this vague meme.
But nah mike the dude in the vid wanted to shoot a demo with some of the peavey gear I had gotten (The t40 which I sold to him, and the Booster which I no longer have) cause we're kinda vintage peavey fanatics in a sense. All the gear in this vid is pretty much mine
Nicholas Collins
that's cool
I'm thinking of getting a Peavey Amp stack myself
Charles Richardson
If you can get some of the 70's era Peavey amps they are pretty damn stellar, My current Peavey Stack is an F-800G (kinda rare) and a 3620 2x10/2x18 cab.
Cooper Scott
"Special thanks to Andrew Amado for filming and providing literally everything featured in this video. (The bass is mine now, but it used to belong to him.)" youtube.com/watch?v=oNQTZq-MIJU lol
What DAW should i use for guitar recording? Or it doesn't matter for shit and it all depends on VSTs?
Ethan Clark
I mean Logic is probably the best value wise and has a decent interface, ProTools if you're actually a pro with recording software. As far as VST's and Plugins go I think Universal Audio has some pretty damn amp sims and classic fx emulations if you can afford it.
Henry Garcia
Reaper hands down, anything else is a meme
Aiden Long
70s-80s peavey stuff rocks. I sold my '78 T-40 last week bc it was too heavy and I was able to sell it for $800
Henry Evans
DAMN! $800?! Score for you duder!
Isaac Reed
motherfucker the rig on the left is the one I always fuckin wanted
Brody Collins
I listed it on reverb for $900 and I guess some dad in the Midwest really wanted it bc he had one in the day before it got stolen and was getting nostalgic. Didn't expect it to go for that much at all but got lucky. I made $750 off it too lol. I've been pretty lucky with flipping gear I get from pawnshops for cheap
Jayden Williams
Got the amp w/ some cash and most of it on a credit card. The cabinet I got last month for $200.
Owen Allen
I want to start learning full Iron Maiden songs, I really want to learn three in particular. Is this this correct order of difficulty; hardest to easiest (not counting the solos):
Hallowed Be Thy Name>2 Minutes To Midnight>The Trooper.
Also how long does it take to develop fast down-picking? I've been practicing Master of Puppets for days and still can't maintain the tempo without tiring out. Should I do a particular exercise or just practice the riff?
Nolan Jackson
Start slow and play to a click and build your consistency. Then as you get better up the tempo. Learn to walk before you try to run
Michael Smith
practice downstrokes-only to a metronome
Aiden Gray
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Nolan Campbell
This thing nearly looks as stupid as you
Charles Barnes
Don't ever reply to me or my posts again
Alexander Ross
Thats ok i dont talk to poofters anyway
Oliver Clark
what delay should I buy if I want to sound like CAN
Boys, I'm at an impasse. I have good form and can do every technique short of sweeps, but my improvisation is lacking. When jamming I just stick to the trusty pentatonic variants and do single string slides til I find a combination that works, then explore the other strings with various patterns from there. What's the best way to move forward?
Joseph Long
>nig music >from brazil Sounds about right.
Jace Morales
Id fuck her brains out of you get what i mean.
Zachary Murphy
Try throwing the dorian mode in there and play with it till you can transition from pentatonic to dorian and sound fluid.
Daniel Perez
Led by Rob chapman, the king wanker. I've yet to find a YouTube guitar player that can actually write melodic originals and play tastefully. Andy from tone report is about the only one I can stand, even if he's just playing cover licks.
Lucas Watson
to me it was ear training and just trying to play stuff outside the tired licks and shapes
Jace Morales
>I've yet to find a YouTube guitar player that can actually write melodic originals and play tastefully
What are you talking about. You dont play anything besides pentatonic tired played out stuff. Youre literally a copy paste guitar player thats why you always turn down all improv challenges. Because all you do is play licks you memorized from ace frehley.
Ryder King
r8?
Brandon Young
Real talk. Are you still a virgin? Have you ever had a gf? Traps dont count.
