Do that!@respiration Gonna work on more melody chords Res. I love the sound of those 7 major chords. Can't wait to get my Super Reverb amp and my pedals. I will continue to chase my dream to become a professional musician, song writer and producer. I can see it. Nothing will stop me.
How the fuck did I miss this thread??? Good shit Jack, glad you picked this up, music is a life changer. I'm gonna have to go back and read through this thread.Excellent stuff. Thanks man. Had a great 2 hrs practice session working on 7th melody chords. Timing getting much better. My playing is inspiring my songwriting
GOOD STUFF TURN. QUESTION, CAUSE I WAS LOOKING INTO THE PRS GUITARS............DO THEY COME IN MEDIUM JUMBO FRETS LIKE THE GIBSONS? I NEED MEDIUM JUMBO FRETS WITH MY BIG ASS HANDS. THEY FEEL THE BEST FOR ME. I CAN'T DO NARROW TALL FRETS.How the fuck did I miss this thread??? Good shit Jack, glad you picked this up, music is a life changer. I'm gonna have to go back and read through this thread.
I'm working with a Les Paul Custom, PRS SE Custom 24, mainly boss effects pedals, but I switched to the GT pro rack mount...
The numbers system is ESSENTIAL music theory. It will help you immensely with songwriting. To know some chords is good. To know their function and how they work together is great.Excellent stuff. Thanks man. Had a great 2 hrs practice session working on 7th melody chords. Timing getting much better. My playing is inspiring my songwriting
Exactly. I know learning that number system is gonna open up a phenomenal portal for me to create music with. Especially with arpeggios and solos playing lead. I started to incorporate some of that into my last practice session. I was able to just rhythmically make some stuff up going back and forth between Bmaj7 and Dmaj7. I've never done that before. That's when you know I'm getting better and I'm feeling it.
Yup, that's exactly what they are medium-jumbo frets. I have big hands myself, so I had to go into a shop to test out guitars to see what fit best. For me, it's been Les Paul's, SGs, and PRS...I've had Ibanez, Fender strats (hate the flat face) and ESPs...GOOD STUFF TURN. QUESTION, CAUSE I WAS LOOKING INTO THE PRS GUITARS............DO THEY COME IN MEDIUM JUMBO FRETS LIKE THE GIBSONS? I NEED MEDIUM JUMBO FRETS WITH MY BIG ASS HANDS. THEY FEEL THE BEST FOR ME. I CAN'T DO NARROW TALL FRETS.
Hey Bro. Hope your week is going well.@respiration Hey Res, give me some more ideas for my studio. What other things am I gonna need for mixing and composing songs. What's the best equipment for putting all of my songs together and blending everything in the way I want. I want this to be a professional sound. No amateur shit. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks as always man. Gonna get my soundproof studio set up next month. Getting my soundproof materials from soundproofcow.com. putting the soundproof materials in the walls and ceilings. Getting basement fully finished. It's a nice size space for a studio
That brotha's ridiculous.Damn that was dope!!!!
SRV was the truth.That was tight.
Excellent! You gonna make a vocal booth too?Thanks as always man. Gonna get my soundproof studio set up next month. Getting my soundproof materials from soundproofcow.com. putting the soundproof materials in the walls and ceilings. Getting basement fully finished. It's a nice size space for a studio
He really was. Anyone who doesn't know about him they missing out and I feel sorry for their mothers.
I have enough space for it. I definitely need to. I'll come back to that. For now in that particular spot I think I'll keep my Saxophones there. Once I get the booth I can move them to the other side.
I think there's no easy answer to that question. Personally, I would start with the basics that would be similar to what I mentioned, start creating music and then build from there as needed. I don't know what your workflow looks like. But there are many perspectives and options with which to craft what best fits you. Here's various scenarios to get inspiration from:@respiration Hey Res, give me some more ideas for my studio. What other things am I gonna need for mixing and composing songs. What's the best equipment for putting all of my songs together and blending everything in the way I want. I want this to be a professional sound. No amateur shit. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Good. Still working on Autum Leaves on the bass and working on rhythm chords still on the guitar. Those beautiful 7th chords. Gonna work on writing my next song.
I think his perspective and personal story are interesting.Thanks for this!!!!
