
Remember, music teachers love adult learners as you practice your scales and come to lessons prepared. Think of how nice it must be after teaching kids who don't want to be there all day. Be easy on yourself, Paleo.
Remember, music teachers love adult learners as you practice your scales and come to lessons prepared. Think of how nice it must be after teaching kids who don't want to be there all day. Be easy on yourself, Paleo.
For sure, don't be hard on yourself. Muscle memory takes longer for adults, but you will get there. And you don't have any bad habits to break, so you're already ahead. Stick with it and we'll be jamming in no time.
Also as an adult, you have the option to postpone a lesson for a week if you feel you aren't prepared for it.
Lets see some glamour shots!
And only a partial patricide?
Well… there is the old joke that a guitarist’s biggest fear is after his death, his wife will sell all his guitars for what he told her they cost.
Nice on the Fender!
Very nice deal! Let's see it!
Mixolyde wrote:And only a partial patricide?
The Chancellor approved the expenditure.
As benevolent as she is beautiful.
On a related note, my nephew asked if I was planning on gigging as a side hustle and I replied that if I took a dime for making music, it would take all the magic out of it.
If you are doing for gigging or trying to make actual money for it, I agree.
Otherwise, I hate to argue you but that seems wrong to me.
I take money for making music all the time and actively sharing your music in front of a live audience (and yes, maybe one actively engaged because they just paid a cover at the door) is awesome. There's plenty of magic, whether you do it for free or a couple of dollars.
Guitarists who records on their computers and want to play with Amp modeling without spending huge amounts of money have I got something for you.
Neural Amp Modeler is a free modeler and loader with over 100 community modeled amps and chains available already.
Modeler here:
https://github.com/sdatkinson/Neural...
Models here:
https://github.com/pelennor2170/NAM_...
It has an IR loader as well but I'm using it with the free Mikko2 Cabinet model from ML Sound Labs at the moment.
Cant beat free! Will definitely try this out.
Guitarists who records on their computers and want to play with Amp modeling without spending huge amounts of money have I got something for you.
I linked this in The Garages' discord and someone replied:
this isn't the usable one, GuitarML is the actual vst frontend to this
MrDeVil909 wrote:Guitarists who records on their computers and want to play with Amp modeling without spending huge amounts of money have I got something for you.
I linked this in The Garages' discord and someone replied:
my bandmate wrote:this isn't the usable one, GuitarML is the actual vst frontend to this
Oh very cool. Something else to distract myself with. No Vox amps though, I think I've discovered I'm a Vox guy in the last two weeks.
I'll need to investigate compatibility with the NAM models, they use a different file extension.
Having fiddled around between Neural Amp Modeler and GuitarML I prefer the amp range in NAM so far. The pedal range in GuitarML is very cool though.
Does anyone here use IReal Pro? I have been looking at it for bass.
Yes, for guitar at least. Well worth the $9.99, AFAIAC
Does anyone here use IReal Pro? I have been looking at it for bass.
I haven't tried it but it looks pretty cool.
Awesome! Enjoy it.
Got to play about an hour of gazebo jam with my neighbors on Saturday. The really good guitarist and singer said my baby's first improv solo over Friend of the Devil was "tasty" and that compliment has been living in my head rent-free ever since. Major scale practice ftw.
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