I wanted a Flying V for my first guitar but /gg/ said it was a bad beginner guitar. Now I’m looking at Squire Jazzmasters. Are there any significant differences between the models? Is this a good beginner choice? What’s a decent practice amp to get? I live in an apartment.
Ryder Lopez
Stay away from Bullets and Affinitys. Other Squiers are fine though.
Cooper Jenkins
I've heard that Rhoads Vs are pretty comfy if you play in the classical position.
Get a Rhoads V and a nylon string at the same time and become a classical guitar and metal ubermensch.
Should I go for a lefty guitar if I'm right handed since then the right hand would be doing most of the work? Planning to get my first guitar soon
Cameron Brown
First for orange tiny terror poorfaggotry
Nathaniel Evans
This question is too retarded to answer seriously.
Hunter Reed
Classic Vibe or J Mascis signature would be the best ones Boss Katana
Matthew Gutierrez
Why? It's like when you're right handed so you hold your fork with a right hand obviously. But then when you eat with a knife you're supposed to reverse the hands and hold the fork in the left hand. That's stupid just hold it in the dominant hand every time
Justin Nguyen
no
Justin Long
Yeah bud you're right and every other guitarist is wrong
Sebastian Powell
Somebody fucking help me I have a gig in five days and the songs are so fucking hard to learn please give me advice I'm scared.
Brandon Davis
While I want to chime in and agree that what you're saying is retarded, I've got no fucking clue. I'm left handed but I play guitar right handed. My left hand is my dexterous hand so I use it to fret, and my right hand is my stronger hand so I use it to pick. Just do what feels right I guess
Tyler Campbell
Find another hobby, please. For you, I would suggest sock puppets.
Andrew Perez
I don't understand why lefty models exist in the first place. Everyone will feel like a mongoloid the first few weeks of playing. It's not like right-handed players can play string skipping arpeggios from the start.
Logan Fisher
If fretting is harder than picking, then surely it's better to use your dominant hand for that. It's perfectly logical
>hahahaha this faggot wants an instrument with a full rich sound which is tunned to a tone that accomodates his voice range pretty well hahahaha what a retard
have you at least tried one?
Jason Hernandez
the lowest note on a regular is E2, what's the lowest note you can sing?
Blake Williams
Nice authentic kaka fretboard homie
Joseph Nguyen
an F3, and you mean an E3 but i don't want to go as low as my instrument retard, i want it to harmonize because it sounds nice do you think bass players can sing a fucking E1?
Adrian Wood
no it's E2 they can even I can (hit, not sing) and im a baritone regular guitars harmonize well enough
>no it's E2 yes, sorry, you are right about that one >even I can (hit, not sing) and im a baritone me too, so what? but you mean an E2, not an E1, i don't think you're a fucking oktavist
>regular guitars harmonize well enough >well enough i want to try out something different, they seem and sound pretty interesting, that's why i was asking for OPINIONS
what a nigger
Sebastian Hernandez
>i want to try out something different, they seem and sound pretty interesting, that's why i was asking for OPINIONS sound like you already know what you want and others' opinions won't help slightly
Christopher Nguyen
>others' >' Explain this.
Isaac Allen
bad bait
Bentley Morris
Dumb questions and gig desperation are your stalest memes.
Jordan Russell
nah youre just shit. a guitar is a guitar youtube.com/watch?v=EW_ajThs8Vo There is no difference between a 50s strat and a current day squier they are simple guitars youre just a sucker. The fact people are paying 500 bucks for made in china guitars just shows the power of marketing.
Brody Davis
>vocaroo.com/i/s0Eq4yt3ihc3 >vocaroo.com/i/s0xeNvWwlqlm are you frying because it's the bottom part of your range or as an aesthetic choice? it sounds pretty nice overall, but it seems you lack a lil bit of control in your lowest range, just a matter of practicing a lil' more man
here's something i recorded like 7 years ago vocaroo.com/i/s1H2X8XReKr5 and i think i recorded this in a friend's house like a year after vocaroo.com/i/s1lEAa7YPWu7 i'm still a shit singer and guitar player but hey it's pretty fun
>sound like you already know what you want and others' opinions won't help slightly it's obviously implied i want one, i want to try it
nvm i'm just going to buy a relatively cheap one you fucking retards can't give an opinion without having to be a fucking autist
Isaiah Taylor
Bullets and Affinitys are the cheaper line. Hardware is noticeably worse, and Affinitys actually have thinner bodies.
What song is this bassline from? I hear people play it. I figure it is/was a popular song. Heard it often.
Also, if my shit is clicking like that when I'm playing bass, I figure that's just bad form, not hitting it clean, right?
Jaxon Ward
So there's a couple of songs I'm trying to learn on bass, I'm very short so getting my fingers to the frets on the neck is a bit of a challenge. The songs are pretty fast paced and I've been having a hard time improving my speed. Does anyone have any tips for that? I know repetition is always important, but I've been playing practically all day and I can't quite get myself to catch up to the music. Is there any other way besides constant repetition that will improve my speed?
Mason Ramirez
I would say no. You have to drill hard as fuck. Constantly be ambitious, pushing yourself. Play it clean, make sure it's clean, then push yourself to try and increase the pace.
I basically maxed out my speed, pretty low, but I play with thumb, and I don't really push myself. I don't push myself and my speed never improves. Speed is worthless if you don't have good tone though.
If there is a hard part, you can practice that one part, start slow, speed it up. Typical advice.
David Ross
poorfag cope
Luis Sullivan
yeah, i'm trying to learn to sing low. i am only comfortable down to the baritone C, and couldnt barely access the G until i started trying daily. now i can hit like the B before the guitar's E but I need to fry and make that forced deep voice for anything lower than the C. your singing sounds good and you have good pitch, i'd say try to sound more natural
Nobody recognizes this song? I've heard that bassline like 100 times by now.
Jonathan Thompson
anything lower than Eb is bass territory and projecting those notes good requires a lifetime if you weren't born a bass man, don't worry and yeah back then I used to try to sing low notes like a mariachi, pushing a shit ton of air from my chest so it sounded pretty forced and muddy, but I was 17yo and had very little knowledge about singing technique I'll try to record something quick if I can find my mic, gimme some minutes, although now I sing like thrice a year since I got married and almost finishing uni
Grayson Young
sounds too much like a generic A harmonic minor run
yeah but the lowest on these songs was F# and on wild world it's A i hear it on your higher notes too, listen closely
Caleb Mitchell
It worked for Batio, but then again he’s some kind of savant that eventually learned to play both right and left handed guitars.
Alexander Evans
I'm right handed, and I play right handed. Playing has dramatically increased my left hand dexterity to the point where I can even write ambidextrously now
Hudson Jones
he plays better on one side
Nathan Morris
I know all this. Ive bought and sold over 200 guitars Not really Ive owned vintage guitars from the 50's and 60's back in the 90's vintage craze. The truth is the playing is all in your fingers. I also like to tinker with guitars as a hobby so I prefer the cheap guitars. Hardware for the most part is a meme. A bridge is not that complicated. Neither is a nut and the cheap tuners they make in china now are fine. Look at a violin its just wood pegs. Its all marketing. Brass bridges. Tone blocks. All nonsense for people who cant play and need excuses about chasing tone. Again look at the video I shared. That is a stock affinity not even the pickups have been changed. This dude plays amazing. dont be such a consumer. its fine wanting to own pretty things but a bolt on neck painted guitar should never cost $2000. Thats just crazy. I also have buily my own guitars 100% from scratch not assembled but carved necks out of wood. Its just a plank of wood with strings. Acoustics now... thats a whole other ballgame.
Angel Gutierrez
being simple doesnt mean the material doesnt affect tone you dumb richfag i am glad i replaced my steel bridge by a brass one and also a zinc bridge by a $13 brass bridge
Juan Barnes
tone is in your fingers. have fun with your placebo. You will never be as good as me and ill never be as good jack pearson. youtube.com/watch?v=ck8Gax7V6XY Also have you ever played a vintage strat? The parts were shit thats why they are rare. They didnt even last 10 years in most cases. A squier is better built than a 50s strat. Cope harder. Its all marketing.
Connor Cox
i can make any guitar sound good with my technique. what's your point again?
Alexander Parker
yeah lol the muddiness in the higher notes was my shitty attempt to make it sound consistent through the entire song, as in "i hope people don't notice i can't actually sing this low"
let's see if i got any better, brb
Austin Sanders
Thats the point I am making. I think since you seem to have your guitar playing together, you should spend some time on reading comprehension.
just because that squier is good doesn't mean they all are. manufacturing consistency matters. when i pulled apart my dead as a doornail MIK squier the neck joint was full of paint from the factory and piece of card to compensate. After sanding out the joint and resetting the truss rod, goddamn it plays and sounds better. for sure some of the indo squiers are good (my indo p-bass is much better), but you have to know what you are doing to pick a good one (like jack pearson).
ok ill admit that is fair but korean squiers were the worst. also gibsons are pretty bad with QA i played a lot of $3000 duds.
Jordan Mitchell
oh ur also on a nylon guitar lol u sound like youre taking a dump your lows were decent, albeit quiet what i learned and maybe will work for you is opening the mouth more, dropping the jaw and lifting the soft pallate, so there's more resonant space in the mouth, and lowering the larynx
why does Cat Stevens have that western accent when he's from London
Carson Allen
>Flying V buy your flying v dont be a dumbass falling for this general fender shilling.
Parker Sanchez
You're a disgusting animal. You give all us brazilians a bad name and image.
Colton Bailey
It's 1971. You're in your local guitar store noodling around. Unfortunately, Smoke on the Water won't be written for another year. What riff do you play?
>u sound like youre taking a dump yeah my throat is tight and dry as shit right now from Ritalin and smoking >your lows were decent, albeit quiet yeah I didn't even bother to get near the mic nor project towards it >what i learned and maybe will work for you is opening the mouth more, dropping the jaw and lifting the soft pallate, so there's more resonant space in the mouth, and lowering the larynx that's the whole thing about singing low, although it's hard to do it with a cold throat, so a good 5 mins warmup makes all the difference
gimme 15 minutes and I'll rate yours
Julian Gonzalez
sounds like you know your lows, why are you still posting about them?
Caleb Gonzalez
hey fagnut, you finally fixed the link for chordbook
Caleb Cruz
he asked about his baritone singing, and I don't usually have a chance to talk about singing in your lowest register
Daniel Sullivan
get the V. follow your dick, it will not let you down.
Jose Cook
you should play standing up anyway. you ain't gonna be sitting down playing in front of people, so best practice the proper way first
Leo Edwards
Nice quilted top on a plastic guitar. That REALLY blows a gibson away.
Ian Ross
Everything you do is shit. You obviously have a mental illness. Get help.
>vocaroo.com/i/s0Ow6ddIaCM9 they sound indeed pretty forced, but i think it's because (i'm assuming) you are sitting, so you have to lower your face and chin to project the lower notes, and the guitar + your position makes it really hard since you have to move a lot as to not make the mic clip but still have a decent take try doing it standing up and with the mic at face level and you'll notice a big difference, like i'm doing here: vocaroo.com/i/s0gjcqtaKfp9 vocaroo.com/i/s0X0twRn4mn9 you'll notice the air-flow feels good and easy, unlike trying to sing in a weird position
uhm, man, getting close to the mic doesn't turn you into a bass don't keep doing that or you're gonna hurt yourself pretty bad in the long run
>do you muh appealing to authority ha ha haa you really are a braindead wetback ain't ya
Angel James
>don't keep doing that or you're gonna hurt yourself pretty bad in the long run hurt how
Jacob Anderson
yeah nigga, keep it to the lowest note you can sing comfortably, and slowly but safely you'll get lower and lower don't fry pls
Caleb Morgan
i asked how, retard but i guess you're saying that frying hurts the folds
James Cook
Lol u mad. Youre not even making sense. >appeal to peasants Yeah no thanks retard
Julian Reed
>gets friendly advice >calls the guy a retard A real class act. Kys
Julian Allen
ha ha haaaaa push the wheelbarrow jroach push it fast
Lincoln Cruz
>tfw trying to learn jazz chords and voicings Any tips?
Ian Harris
wow rude i missread it as "now" because of my night filter but in order to fry that low at considerable levels you have to build a shit ton of tension in your throat there're special techniques for that, but if your throat starts hurting then stop completely and try the next day
>there're special techniques for that do you have links
Grayson Sullivan
Have you been here all day dude? Holy shit lmfao
Juan Williams
tried standing and it actually sounded better im goin to sleep it's almost 2am, nite nite user
Josiah Thomas
Check if your dad is still alive
Charles Butler
youtube.com/watch?v=cSrmSYqz0fo just search for "vocal fry" in youtube, there're tons of tutorials there's also something called subharmonic singing which is something used by oktavist to sing even lower, widely used in russian orthodox church's music youtube.com/watch?v=B0iHigx_NaI don't know what language you're speaking in your recordings but if you're slavic then you may find more info about those guys' techniques subharmonic singing consists on making one fold vibrate at half the speed of the other, i don't really know how to explain it
give me 5 minutes and i'll give you an example, i'm taking a shit before shower, so sorry if it has a lot of reverb
Kayden Thomas
Hes a favela freak
Elijah Hall
i asked reddit and they said fry or m0 doesnt hurt the voice as long as i dont push through when discomfort starts
Juan Cox
>it's 2am in russia
James Cruz
Is it true that bass is easier to learn than guitar?
James Cox
vocaroo.com/i/s1Nc0mY2wWB4 you sing a low fundamental, and since one fold is vibrating half the speed of the other, it makes for a literal perfect octave down the hard part is controlling the upper harmonics: vocaroo.com/i/s0dBkyJwQ75T
it's ok as long as it doesn't become a regular thing how old are you?
>brazilian oh well
Matthew Moore
5:04 on first vid that sounds like a dude
Adrian Miller
>we're actually a tuvan throat singing imageboard now
The only fluid dynamics you've ever studied is trap jjzz splashing off your asscrack.
William Price
Listening to fags on the internet instead of getting the gutiar(s) you want is how to develop lifelong GAS
You will never be satisfied so you will always need more gutiars, except for the one you want, because the internet told you it was for fags.
Luis Nelson
tone plastic is the only tone-anything that has any promise of delivering consistent results
mahogany is pretty bullshit in particular because it grows inconsistently and the supply is split between several different species from different sources (illegal old growth rainforest wood, indonesian plantations, etc)
>mahogany body A bright and harsh as fuck >mahogany body B dark and muddy as fuck >mahogany body C nice and smooth
hence the "singing les pauls" versus all the other crap
just let me say now, though, that fretboard wood has never had a chance at making the smallest difference in tone.
Carson Lopez
>how old are you? just turned 22
Grayson Bennett
>You will never be satisfied so you will always need more gutiars, except for the one you want, because the internet told you it was for fags. that really applies to life
Daniel Cruz
When would you want to use a certain inversion of a chord as opposed to root position when writing a progression?
Jack Powell
fretboard wood has more impact than body wood youre raving
at mornings
Jaxon Reyes
If any part of the guitar contributes to tone Id say it is the neck (not fretboard) I built some lapsteel guitars and can here a big difference in woods. On solid body electrics not so much.
Leo Moore
No, it really fucking doesn't. It does nothing. Nada. Neck and body wood are all that matters and they only matter a little. You're more likely to hear the difference between construction methods, fret wire materials, and bridge types than anything.
Jason Allen
everythig matters
Elijah Foster
You want to get philosophical? At what level of influence does a difference, for all practical purposes, not exist?
I guess my tone-sweat changes the harmonic content slightly. Did SRV have better tone sweat on his strings?
no im not philosophical, you are just retardedly defining what matters and what doesnt might as well say wood doesnt matter and only bridge matters
Jose Bailey
the more wood there is the more effect it will have on the sound waves traveling through it and eventually to the other end of the vibrating string, changing the rates at which certain overtones decay
the amount of fretboard wood is so small there is no perceptible difference that can be proven to be due to the fretboard, so it's a purely aesthetic concern
if you don't get this you are either a brainlet or part of the PRS marketing department
nah it doesnt matter bro theres no point in worrying about it after the signal goes through the amp a 3d printed and a mahogany guitar will sound the same it's only worth it worrying about pickups, strings and saddles
Christopher Ross
>Tfw have two guitars with the same pickups (EMG 81/81) and they sound drastically different
when I want to have a way to make sense out of a non-functional progression or wanna have some kind of chromatic cadence
Luis Walker
yeah you are a real woman!
Ethan Smith
strings yes, saddles not so muh. They contact at one point. Technically you could have a guitar with no saddle like a sting connected to a nail. I build pickups and even those are a bit of a meme. Its how you compensate for the pickup with the amp. If you fuck with lapsteel guitar you will have a much better understanding of electric guitars as a lot of variables get cut out. You would be surprised how much has to do with the picking hand and how you attack a string. All guitar players should play lapsteel and classical to really understand the roots of the electric guitar. It will make you a better player.
Oliver Davis
lmao youre truly full of shit i'm leaving bye
Zachary Turner
please sambo, i'm nothing like you.
Evan Robinson
this is how people reacted to jesus when he hosted public speaking events.
Camden Reyes
>Sam so deep into gender dysphoria that now he thinks everyone else is a woman too
RIP
Daniel Walker
ofc, i dont use anime girl reaction pics
Nathan Wilson
So you mean am morning right? is that like 00:01 til 11:59, or just from like 7 til when Micky D's stops selling breakfast?
Non functional as in sounds boring or not unique enough?
Owen Carter
!gracias cabrón!
bruh have you ever actually played with inversions for like 5 minutes?
Ayden Hernandez
What's wrong, is it triggering your dysphoria, Samantha?
i played a condor once and it was dogshit. i had no idea it was possible to make a guitar that bad. it was like a call back to the days when cheap guitars bordered on being unplayable.
i also played a few tagimas to see if they were better than squiers and they were worse than squier bullets
thank you, independent guitar stores desperate for money, for importing firewood.
brazil is incapable of making a good guitar.
Connor Hall
ive played a couple real ones and they felt stiff af to play and sounded muddy
please no bully I don't feel comfortable out of /o/
Alexander Rivera
>I don't feel comfortable out of /o/ That's your body telling you to leave. Listen to it.
Jaxson Cruz
It seems that way as an impartial observer. Samuel seems to have been able to set up and utilized a recording interface where jcope hasn't. Other than their jobs there no other way to distinguish the two via accomplishments. They both suck at guitar and have cheap knock off guitars and shitty amps.
Jayden Campbell
It's well known in /gg/ that trannys love gibson les pauls because they believe the guitar will turn them into an anime girl but because they're broke and mentally ill all they can get is Chinese shitplanks.
i guess you have to use your ears deciding where the voices should go. the guys practicing burping out low notes made me think of this song which has a simple example, the chords go em, bm/f#, asus2, bm/f# which would be ruined if the bass jumped to the 1st of the bm instead of moving melodiously through the inverted chord
Jason Thomas
I DON'T SUCK
Jaxson Taylor
Well you suck less than jcope anyway. You beat him in two duels after all. No one except jcope disputes this here. My advice? Take your victories where you can.
Mason Wright
so they are these rude guys trying to hide their meme status?
Jace Flores
>You beat him in two duels after all.
All Sammy had to do was play in key.
Luis Hughes
Sadly this is true.
Christian Brooks
Hey guy asking about CHORD INVERSIONS you should learn Plush and Intestate Love Song
guitar master, how does it feel knowing that guitarists who are more successful than you prefer 24 fret guitars?
are they, as you have said, actually bad at gutiar?
Zachary Cruz
Steve Vai fucking sucks dude you already know this
Sebastian Brooks
>successful guitarists >giving a fuck about gear
successful people can afford more than one guitar so they don't have to have autistic loyalty to the brand name and features of their gookplank as a coping mechanism
only unsuccessful players care about gear. talented people care so little they have to literally be paid to say anything about gear.
Isaiah Moore
Relax, don't do it When you want to go to it Relax, don't do it When you want to cum Relax, don't do it When you want to sock it to it Relax, don't do it When you want to cum
Of course he played a variety of guitars but still had an autistic loyalty to pre CBS Fenders throughout his life.
Aaron Perry
eww a jroach
Cameron Stewart
Frusciante plays a very, very wide variety of guitars including several ibanezzes, a gretsch, and a rickenbacker. He's probably the worst example of brand loyalty.
He also said this
>I’ve been offered ’59 Les Pauls, and I’d love to play one. But they’re just too expensive to rationalize. I think it’s important, as an artist, to never feel that anything having to do with music is judged by its price. What you can do with it is much more important than how much it costs. If collectors who don’t play guitars didn’t buy them, their value would be based on what players feel they’re worth. But when the people who would really use them don’t get the chance, it’s a real shame. With a net worth of 20 million.
Joshua Taylor
That handheld fluorescent light looks like could have come straight out of your house jcope
Nicholas Reyes
do any fender loyalists really like the new shit that much?
imho american strats feel pretty superstratty, not exactly grandpa guitars >elaborate switching >stacked humbuckers in series >flatter thinner necks >floating two point bridges
Evan Sanders
>I’ve been offered ’59 Les Pauls, and I’d love to play one. But they’re just too expensive to rationalize. I think it’s important, as an artist, to never feel that anything having to do with music is judged by its price. What you can do with it is much more important than how much it costs
At a Guitar Center guitar clinic I once asked Steve Vai what kind of guitar he played the most and he spaced and couldn't remember the name of it. Later on he came back up to me and said it was a white Ibanez with EVO he had carved into it.
Daniel Butler
>he got trolled by steve vai
Noah Myers
Fender loyalist here, i hate anything that isn't a reissue in nitro. The custom shop postmodern strat isn't a reissue but it's great too. You named off nearly everything about them that I hate, I hate the way poly feels and ages too. Elaborate switching is fine if it's something you like but it should be optional instead of standard.
Joshua Nelson
Zoomer here
Poly feels better than nitro and doesn't smell like a paint huffer
Jace Bailey
....and you just trolled by me! Ha! I never even met Steve Vai you retard!
Ryan Walker
>Lacquer finish >7.25" radius >Low output single coil pickups >Vintage pole stagger >Six-screw trem >No bridge tone pot >Truss rod screw in neck heel >Split-shaft tuners >21 frets >Fender tweed champ
based vintage guitar specs I really do feel like I've grown into a bloos boomer though, I listened to John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers today and unironically enjoyed i.
Jason Morgan
>matte poly finish >15" radius >fishman fluence pickups >floyd rose >no tone pot >truss rod adjusted by spoke wheel at neck heel >locking tuners >24 frets, 8 strings >mesa mark V 25w
Can /gg/ for see any particular reason not to string an SG with 9-42 instead of 10-48? a freind of mine insists that that SGs are designed specifically to be strung with 10-48 and that less would cause problems (i dont mind readjusting the truss rod and intonation, they are trivial tasks by my standards but seemingly major operations in the mind of my friend who regularly send his guitar to get "fixed" at a music store for minor problems)
For the price of these two mediocre planks (doubtlessly bought used or discounted) you could have bought a brand new les paul studio model.
Hudson Peterson
It also doesn't look like disgusting shiny and slimy mould with cracks
Grayson Gonzalez
What bass would you all recommend for a small person? I have an Ibanez Micro currently, but I'm looking for something higher quality.
Logan Lewis
Budget? Are you comfortable with short/medium scale or do you need to stay sub-short scale?
Gabriel Phillips
buying used shit is the only way to go desu, you can get the same instrument for half the price or a better one for the same price and the resale value will be the same when you get rid of it unlike a new instrument
Bentley Evans
I don't really want to go beyond 600 dollars. I would be ok with a medium scale, but preferably short scale.
James Sullivan
strandbergs>anything else
Ian Flores
>when you're so desperate for sales you shill your meme guitars in a random anime
I don't buy anything I could possibly see myself getting rid of. In this way I don't make a loss and I don't have to deal with someone else's grimy equipment.
Is there a trick to power chords? I know they're easy and I know how to do them but I can't seem to do them with index and pinky fingers, I can only do them with index/ring. Also sliding power chords is a pain for me too, can't get a smooth fast slide.
Xavier Edwards
You probably have poor thumb positioning, are applying too much pressure/playing with too much tension in your hand & wrist, your fingers aren't arched so that you're fretting with the fingertips instead of the pads, or maybe you just don't have good callouses yet... or any combination of the above.
Jayden Jones
i've been playing for about 3 years and i might have picked a strange habit,
i never really tried playing with a pick, i sticked to fingerstyle guitar, and when i need to play fast notes consecutively and other things you'd normally play with a pick, i use my indexfinger, i put my hand in the same position as if you were holding a pick, but i don't have any, and i just let the tip of my index finger a bit lower so that it hits the strings with the soft part of the finger, as i keep the nails short, how unpractical is it ? should i give up on this "technique" and learn how to play with a pick like everyone ?
Harley benton, agile, stuff like that is your best bet. You'll get a bit more for your money rather than completely bare bones stuff from the 'big name' brands
Hey guys. So I've been trying to learn some led zep songs using a slide. I've been practicing In My Time Of Dying in open A (though apparently it can be played in open G). I also want to learn When The Levee Breaks. I understand this is in open F. Since I hate retuning every few minutes, should I tune my guitar to open F to play WTLB and then capo the 2nd fret to play IMTOD? Does that sound right? (sorry, this basic shit confuses me sometimes)
Jeremiah Lee
How do I get as good as the dooo_? That guy can play literally anything and he rapes face on that square.
Blake Cook
I have no idea who you're talking about, but the answer is by practising.
Alexander Allen
>Frusciante plays a very, very wide variety of guitars including several ibanezzes, a gretsch, and a rickenbacker. He's probably the worst example of brand loyalty he only played those occasionally as opposed to his 62 fender strat, which he used as main guitar from 98 to 2007 retard
Hunter Ross
Fuck you dude
Based Frusciante!! Fuck gear collecting boomers. You're worse than bonamassa.
Hahaha
What? Did you forget the Gibson Les Paul is an outdated model?
Fuck you Yeah you're better off fucking off, bye
No it's ok
Nice
I don't care
Sebastian Jackson
Your friend is completely full of shit. You use the strings that you like the best for your comfort and playing style
Back at it again with another meltdown. Poor sammy, born in the wrong body and playing the wrong instrument. Fitting that someone who'll never make it as a guitarist will also never make it as a real girl.
Gabriel Richardson
/gg/ please lend me some advice of sorts here. I aim to start recording some bass riffs as a basis for songs (starting with the bass seems like a reasonable way to go so i can build the rest of the song up around that). I own a shitty practise bass with seemingly nothing wrong with it and i will borrow a freinds bass amp. My question pertains to what i want to record it with. I have a sm57 and soon i will grab a cheap steinberg ur12. Can anyone see any problem with this set up at all?
Exactly, you guys can't prove it. You're cork sniffing like usual
John Jenkins
at least we arent COCK sniffing! lmao
Michael Thomas
any tips for expanding a melodic idea into a song
Gabriel Miller
if your hearing is so bad that you don't hear it there's nothing to be proven.
Landon Anderson
why dont you go replace every string on you guitar a 9 gauge and see what the fuck it sound like? lmao
Aiden Collins
EVH and Tony Iommi and countless other heavy sounding players use 9s or 8s. Who should I trust, them or a couple of incels here on /gg/? Go fuck yourselves lmao
Dylan Young
knock yourself out. I really could not care less.
Xavier Young
just cos we can't prove it doesn't mean it's not true. if you make a statement then the burden of proof is on you. so where is your proof that it doesn't affect tone?
Jose Sanchez
>just cos we can't prove it doesn't mean it's not true lmao, so who can? No one >so where is your proof that it doesn't affect tone? Go listen to any rock or metal album literally in the past 50 years. Hendrix, EVH, Tony Iommi, Ozzy, etc all had players using 9s or 8s and the tone is fucking huge. The string gauge changes the feel of the guitar and thats it, no reason to go bigger when you can get massive sound on thinner strings like the pros did all of which are better than anyone on /gg/
Anthony Jackson
whatever dude, hendrix was on 10s at least, SRV uses 12s, billy gibbons uses 8s. you said it doesn't affect tone, well i can tell you all those people think it does, so your appeal to those legends doesn't really stick when there are whole articles in guitar player magazine about how billy gibbons taught josh homme all about thin strings giving a big tone. so it does affect tone, but you said it didn't because you are a stupid cunt.
William Ward
stringe gauge may very well affect the sound but it is such to a tiny degree it is literally imperceptible when you compare it to the amp, pickups, player's hands, hell, even the fucking cables probably affects the sound muuuuuuuuuch more than string gauge. fucking autists
Liam Powell
>people used heavier gauged strings because they believed it affects the tone lol you retard, people simply have personal preferences of what gauge feels best. SRV had absolutely monster hands, his grip was strong as fuck and he could probably break a 9 high E with 1 bend
Grayson Powell
lmao, so thats what, 1 example of a player spreading fake news around? Thats not enough evidence to convince anyone when the RECORDED sound is fucking huge on skinny strings on countless records. The change in tone if at all could totally be altered by ones pick attack or EQ, its not enough of a reason to go with another gauge other than to change how it feels to play Exactly, thank you
Gavin Robinson
cont'd, other things it affects: tuning stability, accidental bends/wrong intonation, fret wear and buzzing against strings (especially on the low frets), also thicker strings tend to last longer. this also dependent on the scale length of the guitar. i mean you are a total retard if you think the fundamental thing that makes a noise on the guitar does not affect the tone. it's like your saying a big sax sounds just like small sax.
Gavin Martin
Done, thanks again man, they're out of stock now, this was the last one they had.
Comes down to about $148, not bad considering this is South Africa so shit's normally more expensive.
one of the best players of all time and absolute legend who is a guitar obsessive and obviously has better ears than you retards.
Charles Robinson
next thread: String Gauge Edition?
Nathaniel Thompson
also, explain flatwounds and groundwounds? why do we use brass on acoustic, what about nylon strings. so many questions about what goes on in your little pea brains.
Jordan Walker
you could say that about any one of those things. the guy said it didn't affect tone at all. well he's wrong.
no you couldn't. Even an absolute untrained retard could tell the difference between different amplifier, pickups and much more obvious guitar players. What I would like to see is you being able to tell the difference between 11, 10 and 9 strings in a blind test with the same player, same gear, same song in a mix. willing to bet my virgin hairy asshole you couldn't
Samuel Baker
NEW THRAD
Hudson Peterson
Totally different stuff. We're talking about the size of the strings, not the material You can't prove it impacts the tone, it definitely changes the feel, but the tonal impact is extremely minimal if at all. If anything the tonal difference comes down to the fact that you are going to play different on different size strings so you are pressing harder/lighter (which in turn changes the tone) due to the fact that you could be potentially pressing down too hard and causing the notes to go sharp Exactly, this stuff has way more impact on the tone than the gauge of strings which is largely a cork sniffing contest as mentioned previously