Anybody here plays with their hands? As in their thumb as a pick, not full out fingerstyle?

moonlitmist · 5 days

Woah he does and he is incredible. I wish I could ask him questions.

moonlitmist · 5 days

Actually, that's a lot of the reason why I started. We live in a very small house, and the slightest guitar noise is pretty loud. The only problem with practicing quiet all the time, was performing normally. Your tone suffers from the lack of force. So I had to spend a good time correcting that, and I'm still working on it.

moonlitmist · 6 days

Nice. Back of the nail of your first finger? I hardly use my first finger at all, unless fingerpicking. haha. Can you describe that in more detail please?

moonlitmist · 6 days

Oh I'd use one of those, but I tried it once, and it was uncomfortable and just felt very unnatural. Is that common, or is it a bad choice of thumbpick?

chipkoekjes · 17 days

Ooh burn

C3LM3R · 17 days

I read your comment and thought he was actually talking about shit before reading your comment again to be sure. My face looked like this for a good ten minutes: ಠ_ಠ

808strafe · 17 days

Ay no worries. It was bound to happen on a post of this nature. This one cuts deep for most on r/guitar.

808strafe · 17 days

Hey man, I know this is the internet and all, but no need to get personal. Respond to assholes with indifference. That pisses them off. xD

MrTinCanMan · 17 days

... where's the piece?

moonlitmist · 18 days

Haha you gotta be joking. Seriously? It does that?

moonlitmist · 18 days

Audacity does that? For me it changes the pitch as well. I think I'm doing it wrong

sperglord · 21 days

was pretty brilliant. i like it

moonlitmist · 26 days

Did that, signed up, activated, then when i want to the 50 blues licks, I tried adding it to the cart to see if that works, still had to pay

moonlitmist · 26 days

I signed up, but it's still telling me to pay. Can you walk me through this thing?

moonlitmist · 29 days

Can you give an example of its use in minor key? As in progression-wise? I'm lost on if, in a minor key, it takes the same position as it's relative major:

I-(bII)-ii (major)
i-ii*-III-(bIV) (minor)

or whether it becomes a Major chord formed off the flattened second degree of the scale:

i-(bII)-ii*

moonlitmist · 29 days

Thanks, I know Roman Numeral Analysis, Construction, as in where it comes from, but function, not so much. But that's a great explanation and it makes sense.

moonlitmist

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