ATT'N SD : to quote, "Good info vids by any instructor always fail to sub-par when camera is below frtbd, body tilted back to torso, headstock shooting off into the upper-right corner of screen. Fingers completely cover strings & frets, (e.g. @ 2:30, even tho U R describing finger placement as U go [helpful] ) , viewers waste time deciphering the details. Jack Ruch and others finally took note of this fault, leveled up w/ a straight-on shot of the horizontal frtbd." Don't face the camera directly, but tilt LEFT shoulder slightly to the rear, and the neck/frtbd will cross the shot, on the horizontal plane e.g. Jack Ruch.
What setting do u have that automatically changes ur buffer size for u? I've been using studio on for almost 4 years and never have had my buffer size change on me automatically
I've learned alot from your videos. Here's a video request. How about a video on just using the open D and A chords to form riffs and licks and melodies. Kinda like the bad azz jam " LA connection".
Great overview! I've been checking out video reviews on the Levitate (as the pedal seems too good to be true for that price-point) and you've provided the best recap on the range and capabilities of its output. Many thanks!
Because of the weight, how about a "crock medicine ball" for working out? As an extra feature, the heat of the cooker will motivate you to quickly throw it!
Sean, I am unconvinced by your crackpot idea, but the other ones are testament to your status as an unrecognised and unacknowledged business genius. I am appalled that bananblondie sometimes treats your brilliance with less than the respect it so manifestly deserves.
Have you considered ganging the crockpot purse hanging over your arm with the sweat harvesting idea? Could be a natural fit. For the Time Zone inflatable vest I see working with a s*x doll manufacturer to design a "Bosom of Love" where you can rest your weary head. Just an idea ...
I think people are missing the point of these Carbon Fiber cheap guitars. They are not intended to sound better than any decent wood guitars. They are intended to be travel/beater guitars that sound pretty good. And, these also have fun onboard sound hole effects that add features and fun to the package. I own one of the Enya Pro Mini guitars and it is a go to for travel and back yard play. And it is bullet proof and weather proof. My Martin is neither.
Being a Florida Man, it’s great to be able to leave this thing in the trunk of my car and now worry about this Enya. Not so with any of my other guitars. I think you can relate, Sean.
Hi Sean, this lesson changed my life and gave me hope!!!!! I am obsessed with 251 and I just needed to hear what I heard tonight how you could move and change the focus or the asset or don’t remember now what you called it and when you changed and transposed a 251 to another chord in the scale. You literally made my day and if there is anything that you teach on your Udemy courses that resemble this lesson, please please reply to me …. I am a very slow learner…. however, when I find something that I really like, I find hope again🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
So great to hear! I think the Patreon has more music theory stuff than the Udemy courses if that’s what you’re into. And let me know if you have video ideas.
Does anybody know, once you create a preset you like in the app, can it be save on the guitar so you don’t have to use the phone for that preset again? TIA
Just changed my strings today and it was much harder than my guitar. 😂 Too many ways to restring the slotted headstock. 😩 Love the chords but no clue what the song Riptide is. 😂
For people learning to play, I would suggest getting a looper and drum machine, or a looper with one built in. You can lay down a rythm, a bass line and then jam with yourself. It really accelerated my learning. I am 100% self taught. Didn't even use books. I learned by listening to music figuring it out and looking up tabs. The looper accelerated my progress x10. I went from being awful after 10 years of noodling, to being good enough that people wanna hear me play. And I learned how to improvise solos and accompaniment. I can play along with just about anything now. I am sure I do everything wrong 😂. But the looper helped me with making my own music, and learning songs that don't sound right without the rest of the instruments.
Man I can testify to the quality of Washburn acoustic guitars. I have a G17 that was my first guitar... 25 years ago. It was like $200 in 1999. Its been knocked over, dropped, sat on... its been to 1000 festivals and camping trips in all weather. All the gold is worn off the tuner keys and there's plenty of dings and scratches. Still stays in tune, the neck is still straight and square. And I still play it cus it sounds better for open-air un-amplified playing than anything I have had over the years. Its a sleeper, it looks like a POS but sounds great.
Donner Circle Looper is what I use now, used to have a Digitech Jam Man but the foot switches kept breaking. For drums I use a Beat Buddy, which is really awesome for what it is. And the Circle Looper has drums too. You can also save i forget how many loops... 40 maybe... so you don't have to re-make them every time.
Very cool way to look at it. It never occurred to me to think about even though I do frequently visualize triads on the both the top and bottom strings. I just never thought about keeping those high string open in one chord position. I like the effect and the F and G major chords played this way with the ringing high E string remind me of the band America.
