albert_d
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Yea. Now that is just… at least… a medium sized win. Some might even say a supersized win. Congratulations. You’ve seen TAC through a couple of revisions and are a happier, more versatile guitar geek. Please continue to enjoy the journey. After 1000 sessions you know the end is a mental construct like the earth’s horizon. You can walk toward it but you never get there. Congrats again.
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Nice start to a lifestyle of music and fun. As others have indicated, to record is also a big step. I still have to make myself do it. One of my goals this year is to set myself up where recording is more of a process and less of a project. Congratulations and best on you TAC journey.
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What I like is granddaughters and music. You can’t go wrong with that combination.
Throw in a Dog Ear just for spice.
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It is great to enjoy your exploring with the gear effects and to apply the TAC techniques you’ve picked up. Thanks.
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Nice tribute and well done. It is much easier to “come into His Presence with singing”. I have realized that there are more songs outside than inside a hymnal. So let’s sing them all. We have lived and are living in a time when there is unprecedented new music technology (like amplification of the little guitar) and it has sparked a lot of good creativity. We are blessed to be able to enjoy and participate in it.
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Thanks for posting. It rewards you and inspires the rest of us.
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I have a Martin Backpacker I take when I travel, but I always carry it on. Travel playing and practice is very rewarding and soothing and when you get back you have created new memories. Occasionally I’ve even found people who want to borrow my funny guitar and have been missing their fingers on the frets. I’ve made new friends who turn out to be closet guitar geeks.
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There is no end point so you are doing well too on your guitar journey. Good health to you.
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Good use of your musical learning to express the inexpressible. Prayers from here too.
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Congratulations. Each win is a win. Never underestimate the accumulative effect of small changes.
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Ernesto, it is good to have you back. The site is new but the opportunities for enjoyment continue to abound. Last year I focused on theory and reviewed the old fretboard wizard and took the NEW Fretboard Wizard course. It has added more depth. I have 4 things I do daily to keep balance. My “Dailies” include Bible reading, TAC, Exercise, Prayer. At least 10 minutes each at some point around Life. It enriches me so I share it with you. Welcome back.
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You will learn that steady wins the race. That 10 deliberate minutes turns into real growth in skill and fun. Welcome.
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Way to go. Great habit building. And that old guitar is become your true buddy.
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Likely depends on the airline.
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Thank you for the more detailed explanation. This field of knowledge is a big part of my current 90 day goals so I much appreciate your taking the time to explain. I’ve been reading and researching so I understand about 70% of what you said and am working on the other 30% soon with hands on efforts.