Kpop /gg/uitar idol Sayaka edition part III
Various Guitar Related Books:
mega.nz
Beginner guitar tutorials:
justenguitar.com
youtube.com
Music Theory for Musicians and Normal People:
musictheory.pugetsound.edu
tobyrush.com
Chord Finder:
musica.com
4 things every beginner should practice:
youtube.com
Real music theory taught by a real jew:
youtube.com
Tony Enamel teaches fingerstyle guitar:
youtube.com
How to set up a Fried Rice tremolo:
youtube.com
Other urls found in this thread:
wastin/gg/ your lives
kpop HOARS
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new to playing music and what if anything is the benefit of a shortscale? or multiscale? or a shortscale multiscale?
Today is international fretboard oiling day. Oil them.
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lmao
/gg/ is pretty retarded, but so am I
Well, Mr. 111035900 has got /gg/ figured out anyway lol
Short scales were introduced on the Jaguar as "faster and more comfortable" but it ended up being used on a lot of student/lower cost models. The strings require less tension to tune to pitch and the frets are closer together so it makes it easier to play for smaller or weaker hands, or beginners. They also have their own sound. Kind of a plinky, warm sound compared to the piano-like sound of a 25.5" scale.
Multiscale is a thing people with perfect pitch slapped together to correct the tiny inaccuracies in intonation standard scale guitars have. If you're one of those people with exceptionally good/perfect pitch, a guitar with fanned frets is one of the options you have to 'sweeten' the tuning. Compensated nuts also. Another option is to ditch the guitar and play keyboard or something. I'm on team 'it doesn't fucking matter and nobody notices' on this one. Stringed instruments are all about sliding in and around correct pitch anyway. Even the ultra autistic pitch fags are unlikely to play the instrument with perfect intonation even if the guitar is set up for that due to variable pressure on the strings when they fret notes.
Why do you jokers name these "kpop edition"? Most sane people filter out kpop, it took me forever to find it. Of course, I guess most sane pepole filter out gg, too, so carry on.
hee hee hee
i think that might be a personal problem
Multiscale is a stupid meme that just makes playing harder
Shortscale is a meme for hair metal speedfags and weak bass fags
I'm trying to make a wet dry rig as minimally as possible. I play 80s/90s punk rock covers like Husker Du and Replacements in one band, but since that's not super in demand I am trying to join another band which just does shitty country covers at fire hall wedding receptions. Trying to do a minimal rig that does both. Already have the guitar, the two amps, the phaser, the tuner and the pedalboard, but curious what you'd swap otherwise.
Or I guess just r8 instead of reading all that.
Why didn't he want to ask us, /gg/?
I have no argument with your proposed setup. Looks nice.
Guitar music is quite possibly the most boring thing to watch live. Nobody wants to watch you stare at a fretboard or stand awkwardly in one spot tied to the mic stand.
replace that chinkshit garbage analog delay with the mij maxon ad9 and the compressor with the mxr csp026 and you're good to go
>tfw no Kurenyan gf