Thanks for your comment! For this setup, I'm actually just using a single light with a diffuser. It's positioned on the front left, aimed straight to the guitar. Also there’s a window on the right side that lets the natural light flow in. This combination creates a balanced, visually appealing look you're seeing in the video. Hope that clears things up!
beautiful performance 😍 by the way, i learned many fingerstyle songs from youtube, but after few weeks / months. i cant re-playing / forgot how to play it. 😅 do you experienced it too?
Thanks for your comment! What you're going through is more common than you think. In fact, I've experienced it myself many times. Here's a little tip: when you learn a new song, put in extra effort and time to master it and make a point to revisit it frequently, even as you move on to other songs. Actually, I've uploaded plenty of songs on YT, but for most of them, I can't just pick up and play right now without a little practice. Songs fade, that's normal. So, don't stress about it!
Thanks for your comment! I use Elixir Phosphor Bronze .12 - .53 on this guitar. If you got more questions, check out the FAQ; the link’s right here ru-vid.comUgkxhbX36Kf4SUChZuZSsbm9ZJS8vZ1OWV6o
Thanks for your question! This guitar is a Furch G23 SGCT, and the dark one is a Switch SL-0 Irene. In terms of pricing, the Furch is generally more expensive than the Switch, at least here in Japan. But when discussing 'higher specs', it's not as simple as looking at the price or materials. In fact, there are many times when I feel the Switch performs better than the Furch, which is to say, the value of a guitar is multifaceted, extending beyond mere price or the materials used. Each guitarist has different preferences and needs, So, it really comes down to what kind of sound, feel, and aesthetics you're seeking in a guitar. This might not be the answer you were looking for, but hope this clears things up!
