ErikBog
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Always a joy @timk1
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Wonderfull song, very nicely played and sung @marisa thnx for sharing. Smooth picking!
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LOve me some sweet weeping electrics. Great results!
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Great stuff @alfred!
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Oh, those sweet sounds from the sauna are always a treat. Pure wellness! 😉
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I used a backing track to fit all those parts @bill brown, and than it is still a bit of a puzzle. Thanks for stopping by.
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If you want to learn songs, Tac is not the best source. Guitartrick is very good in that aspect
Tac is good at giving you a daily practice routine and support through the community.
This has led to me playing every day over the past 3 years, enjoying it and being more able to learn songs from different sources.
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Great stuff @ricky k. Well played and sharply dressed!
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awesome stuff @realkurt, we are lucky to have you here.
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Thank you @christoper and @philb for stopping by
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thank you @andy_e and @marisa. It is bit of work
First I recorded a backing track with metronome as a video. I used the one from guitartabs.
This is a foundation for editing the later parts.
Than I record the rythm/fingerpicking part. Uploaded this to YouTube. This allows me to play it back, so I can play along and record a new ‘layer’.
Later added the melody. Not in one take, but in 3 short pieces to keep it within my abilities 🙂
I edit these videos on my phone using an app called kinemaster, witch is a bit like iMovies for android.
And yes this takes time. But for me it is a great way to learn more about timing, song structure and melody/scales all in just one ‘project’.
So the hardware is: Guitar (Furch OM LG with a K&K pure mini pickup)
Plugged into: Yamaha THR10c practice amp, plugged directly into my android phone with USB-C.
Smartphone (Galaxy Note 8)
Software: OpenCamera and Kinemaster
Very nice, compact setup. Not studio quality, but works great for me.
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Thank you @fly. It it just my Furch OM LG plugged into my Yamaha THR10C amp with a direct out to my mobile phone.
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thank you @alfred. And remember to brush your ears afterwards 🙂