first for voca

https://vocaroo.com/1o7jF2tngTdR

>>129280908
why can’t japs into aesthetics

>>129280991
The Tele is an inherently ugly shape that could have only been created in the late 40s/early 50s

>>129281022
You don't understand the Telecaster's beauty.

https://youtu.be/6rJueaXKqeU?si=D_KspvDgsVQB44XM

Fender Costume Shop vs Squier Jurassic Vibe. Let's go.

>>129281090
>hanging guitar stand
It's gonna fail

>custom shop frets arent manually leveled or polished
there's no way that can be right

>>129281204
Plek does a better than any luthier can

>>129281204
I've never played a custom shop that felt better than a high end guitar worked on by a good tech. They all need finishing out of the factory

>>129281224
t. someone who has never worked with tools or machinery in her life

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Jammed for about an hour before work

luthiers can use pleks, its not either or

>>129281250
Plek scientifically calculates the best height for each fret to give the lowest possible action and cuts the frets to within .0005” accuracy and crowns the frets to perfection. a tech uses a flat sanding beam/block, hopes for the best, and crowns the frets as best as his eyes can see and the $15 tool he bought on alibaba and is worn out from 100 dressings will allow. Cope

>>129281271
Lol you proved his point, no idea what you’re talking about

>>129281263
luthier is not likely using a plek. it’s a $100k machine bare minimum so if you invest in one you’re going to be doing so many guitarist that you will hire a dedicated plek operator

>>129281288
did you have an argument?

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How do I break out of the pentatonic/major scale noodling and do proper shredding

>strat b and e strings buzzed yesterday
>today it plays fine
what the fuck?

yeah I didn’t think so

>>129281271
And this is why I do it myself and use quality files. My Jap and Mexican guitars play nicer than most people’s high end MIA guitars. As long as there’s no major flaws from the factory, I can set any guitar up into a very decent-very hood guitar. It’s a skill worth learning if you play a lot, own a lot of guitars, or are picky about how your guitars play.

>>129281320
noodling is lack of intention. you're too relaxed, you're not using your brain. when you're starting out, improvising is not relaxing. you're activating new pathways in your brain and that is naturally uncomfy. if you want to stop noodling, you have to allow yourself to be uncomfy and keep tryharding instead of letting yourself relax

>>129281271
Retardsis, a tech still has to verify and finish the work a plek has done.

And you've proven my point, you have never worked with precision machining and it shows. Scientifically zero my foot in your ass

>>129281340
>My Jap and Mexican guitars play nicer than most people’s high end MIA guitars.
And how many MIAs do you have?

>>129281347
wow he looked at it. that’s fucking crazy
it’s as if the tech did all the work after all

>>129281353
s-shut up

>>129281340
dude even those chinese artist and harley benton guitars are good now, as long as there are no obvious problems they can be setup and play better for 1/10th of the price

>>129281022
You take that back

>>129281347
A fret polish? A plek machine has straps that can adjust the relief of the guitar while it’s in the cradle. You punch a few stats in like scale length and the machine measures the physical space of the guitar with a probe and then cuts and crowns everything. It can also cut nuts and shape fingerboards if you really wanted. The machine throws tons of faults if something isn’t correct. It’s nothing like freehanding a mill or a lathe, moron.

>And you've proven my point, you have never worked with precision machining and it shows.

>>129281383
I know how a plek works, it's not automatic. You're just at much at the mercy of whoever is operating the machine knowing what they're doing. A plek setup can fuck up a guitar just as much as improve it.

And then you still need the polishing, action, and intonation set after it's all done

>um i can’t actually explain why but you must certainly be wrong

>>129281443
hey retard, we were talking about fret leveling. maybe in your dumb little brownoid head you got emotionally invested in your own head canon and lost the plot. but feel free to take a break, brush up on your reading, and then come back and make yourself look retarded in a completely new way

>If you do a bad job, it will suck.
Woah, got him with that one.

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called fedex, they cant find the guitar
called sweetwater, they’re opening a service ticket and will get back to me on Monday
7 thousand dollar guitar just lost to the wind
sweetwater said theyd ship me another one if it cant be found by monday, problem is i ordered the last one in stock so i guess we will just have to wait and see

>>129281534
>7 thousand dollar guitar
no guitar is worth that much

>>129281541
well now its worth fucking nothing because nobody knows where it is

>>129281553
keyvon from fedex is enjoying his new $7k guitar

>>129281461
And the operator has to make judgement calls every step of the way with the virtual fret dressing and what to prioritize. Plek is not magic, it's another tool that can be used by a skilled individual

>day 5 of anon pretending he bought a guitar

>>129281320
you gotta hear what you want in your head
then translate it to the fretboard

>>129280908
yet they still kept the stupid 3 barrels bridge

>>129281638
we get more updates and photos of the shipping progress than we do actual photos of the guitar. sad. here’s to another year of the same 10 photos in gg

>>129281781
The blogger belongs on r/guitar

https://voca.ro/132uLDMt257U

>>129281659
>stupid 3 barrels
that's important for intonation

open chords being extremely sharp or flat is part of the tone

>>129280664
>EQ knobs on an amp are after gain
Are they? IIRC on Fenders EQ is before gain, at least on the early ones, and it's Marshall who started putting EQ after gain.

>>129281977
Definitely depends on the amp, not sure why they'd say that

>>129281993
do you have a link to a video comparing the effects of pre and post eq tube saturation

>>129281340
Copium

>>129282020
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wcBEOcPtlYk

>>129282083
very cool thanks. eq before distortion sounded best to me except for mid cut which sounded bad in both examples.

>>129280939
Nice

>>129281896
A bit nicer than your usual rap stuff
When you inevitably chop her up into pieces make sure to post it here along with your guitar thanks

>>129282143
lol

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>>129281580
>>129281638
>>129281781
;_;

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>>129281022
The shape isn't bad but the stock pick pick guard, control plate, and most of the colors Fender uses are down right hideous especially that awful butterscotch color. Make a few changes like pic related and suddenly it's a good looking guitar. The tele in its stock form is the Hollywood ugly girl who just needs to ditch the glasses, get a better hair style, and new clothes to look nice.

>>129281993
my bad thats the way orange does it so thats the context i was working in when i was learning this stuff

>>129282243
did they not finish making that guitar? what’s with the fake f hole and binding? also ugly pickguard

>>129282243
You managed to make it worse looking

>that awful butterscotch color.
>Hollywood ugly girl who just needs to ditch the glasses
And have two dreadful takes

That looks like a praise and worship or mealcore guitar, both equally gay and cringe

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>>129282262
Okay fine, here's with a real F hole. Hopefully 4chan doesn't decide to fuck with the rotation. Personally not a fan of the gold hardware but that would be a relatively easy swap.

>>129282295
Pure white is the best guitar color aside from nice natural wood grains.

>>129282243
gaylord ass guitar

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https://voca.ro/1i5lzqQ8hyFx

Maple Fretboard Supremacy. Anti Shit Colored Nigger Fretboards.

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>make biggest purchase of my life
>get fucked over in shipping
legit feels nashian

>>129282454
I swear this shit only happens to the retards here in /gg/

>>129282454
https://voca.ro/1ej0YYyC1tP9

>>129282461
birds of a feather flock together

With a budget of $7,000 you could buy a plane ticket to test the guitar in person and a second seat for the guitar on the way home and not increase the price more than 10%.

>>129282474
I mean i generally agree but theres literally nothing i or any phone rep can do about it besides wait and see for monday
If Sweetwater calls on monday and says they need to send some sort of replacement im 100 percent asking for some kind of care package as compensation though
honey attracts more flies than shit is my experience with these sorts of things though, getting ornery will just make things worse

>>129282489
Yeah I know i play tested every guitar in a 200 mile radius and didnt love any of them so went with what i had fallen in love with on the internet, of course it had to be a fucking issue though.
im not really seething so much as just bemused by the whole situation, i know things will be made right one way or another but its just fucking typical that pulling the trigger on a ginormous purchase would be the one time Sweetwater and fedex drop the ball

>>129282243
fake f hole ruined it, also fuck outta here hating on butterscotch

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>that website is a bunch of sad dads

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Everything's going to be OK Anon. Don't worry no no. No worry no cry.

>>129282509
what did you order anyway

>>129282509
fedex is genuinely the worst

>>129282509
If the missing guitar turns up months later like with the other anon's, will you be able to keep it? Would that be illegal? Or is it just a matter of you telling on yourself. That would be sick if you could keep it

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>>129282530
>>129282537
im 100 percent keeping it if it randomly shows up in march lol
>>129282532
Yeah they’re fucking subhumans. The literal worst

>>129282170
>Spending $7000 on a guitar
Retard
>Buying it online
Giga retard.

>>129282500
https://voca.ro/11zhVX7ALFMT

>>129282451
Ebony mogs (only fretboards)

Top 3 red flags that tell you a guitarist isn't worth listening to

>Rock or metal
>Guitar designed after 1964
>High gain master volume tube amp

>>129282560
https://voca.ro/1iFTpcaJPz0H

>>129282618
https://voca.ro/14DIjZBp7rdP

>>129282552
That POS is not worth the ruckus you've been causing

>>129282690
https://voca.ro/1efNoix66wWO

What taylor acoustic guitar would y'all recommend?
Looking at the 314ce right now

>>129282698
shut up
stupid
>>129282786
you really cant go wrong with anything they make
even the baby Taylors punch way above their weight

>>129282802
I don't really understand the differences between their 114ce, 214ce, 314ce, 414ce, etc etc

>>129282552
congrats. crazy they charge that much tho for half a guitar

>>129282814
First number is price point, last two numbers are the body size/model. C is cutaway, E is electronics

>>129282828
>body size/model
How much does size matter? As for model I'd have to look at differences

>>129282819
Flying Vs are enormous guitars

>>129282906
matters for volume and amount of bass, also for comfort. I’d recommend trying some out to decide which you like best

https://vocaroo.com/1ef8D1oDBmUB
did some bass improv a drum beat and a piano loop. if you're around anon and u can add something pls do

>>129282952
>matters for volume and amount of bass, also for comfort
What size would you recommend if I intend of singing while playing without a mic? Probably 314ce right
>I'd recommend trying some out
That's the plan gotta go to guitar center, won't buy it there because niggers probably touched it

how will gc stay in business if you buy everything from sweetwater?

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In4 SG and delay and dirt and reverb through a JC-120 recorded with an SM57.

https://voca.ro/1ddanMUnP0DQ

>>129283019
personally I find a dreadnought very comfortable. if you plan to play fingerstyle I’d probably get a smaller guitar like a concert (x12 x22) or auditorium (x14 x24) since they typically use lighter gauge strings. easier to get reasonable volume out of lighter strings without a pick

>>129283052
alternatively you could put lighter strings on a dreadnought but they have beefier bracing so the top won’t be as active as a guitar that was designed for lighter gauge strings so they won’t have volume parity. I put 12s on all my dreadnoughts just because hearing my guitar creak every time I tune it scares the shit out of me

>>129283052
>fingerstyle
Probably not
The 314ce is what I'm really interested in just gotta try it out

>>129283029
Their fault for only selling dogshit beginner guitars at stores near me and overcharging on used gear

>>129283177
this. they don’t have anything I want. if they ever had a high end p bass it’s an American performer

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Anyone know anything about Jazzmasters and Jaguars? Still pretty new to guitar but thinking of getting myself one, just can’t decide which. Love the look of offset guitars but most of the comparison videos online suck.

>>129283313
I want to know this too.

>>129283313
short scale length typically equates to warmer sound, easier finger stretching for more chord voicings. pickup closer to the 12th fret is also warmer, pickup closer to the bridge is more lower mids, a bit of higher mids, kind of sounds compressed also. idk shit about the tone circuits and switches since I play bass but I’m sure someone will chime in

>>129283313
The Jaguar produces a much different sound than the Jazzmaster due to the pickups being very different. You can pretty much ignore all the different knobs and options on the Jag though, they were a pretty standard gimmick of 1960s guitars and were found on Japanese brands too like Teisco. They don't really do much, they're mostly ornamental.

>>129283313
this is bait

>>129282994
i can but i dont want to right now

>>129283313
Both of them have 1M pots instead of your standard 250K, this makes the neck pickup ultra clear but the bridge can be pretty harsh. Jag also has a bass cut witch but you dont use it much.

>>129283313
go to a store and try them and pick the one you want. comparison videos online are better than any gibberish some /gg/tard will throw at you. talking about an instrument is like dancing about architecture

https://youtu.be/VVdiXJV6TG8

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>>129283313
that Aztec gold is looking pretty good but I still prefer silver.

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>>129280908
Why are the frets not straight how does that make sense
They aren't really parallel for each string either. What kind of intonation is this
https://truetemperament.com/produkt/ulv-8-string-by-freak-guitar-lab/

>>129283425
kinda sounds like Dire Straits

>>129283411
Goes without saying that he should try them but everyone gave good information

>>129283439
idk that seems wacky. wonder what the website name means

I need to write my girlfriend a song. What 4 chords do I use? I dont know keys and everything I strum sounds like Proud Mary

>>129283538
C G Am F

>>129283538
E A B7 in 3/4

i am jim lill pilled now

>>129283594
funny his tone guitar video got 2.4m views and the amp cab and mic vids only got like 600k. people don’t light facing the fact that they might possibly be wrong and would rather continue being a Luddite

>>129283554
>>129283561
Thanks. When im balls deep in her tiny pink pussy Ill think about you guys

>>129283538
Cdim7 Gdim7 Ddim7

>>129283616
more like the first tone video was more engaging and the other ones are nerdy. and i watched them all personally but thats just how it is.

>>129283594
All of his videos are worth a watch. The youtube compression was eye-opening as well, youtube does not actually destroy audio like people claim.

I never bought into the dogma that I saw boomers parroting all the time on gearslutz and other places, so everything he said was pretty reasonable to me. Tonewood never made sense to me based on my knowledge of physics and working with materials. The amp tone stack is probably the most actionable and enlightening thing that any guitarist can make use of.

>>129283661
an electric guitar has to be amplified you might as well get the rest of the equation from the other videos. some people don’t enjoy learning I suppose

>>129283677
putting his home built stuff in a scavenged piece of garbage is based. we always made radiator overflows out of an aluminum beer bottle

>>129283677
i just watched the whole series after the amp video was posted itt. making me think more about leaning on cab sim and studio monitors (have those already)

>>129283744
if you have nothing but time modelers are ok. I like tube amps because I can turn one knob and it sounds great

>>129283767
right, i said cab sim not amp sim

>>129283781
my bad dawg

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wow cool

what happens if he drops it

@plek set up my jaguar

>>129283835
>jumps from any survivable height are are now off the list
>instead of bones snapping its the sound of e LP being dropped on the floor

>>129283871
objection. outside the scope of direct examination

Epiphone and Squier are more punk rawk I'm afraid

>>129283744
That's the logical conclusion from it.
If needed, I get my gain through pedals (and a pedal-in-the-box or two) and then into a mic pre/eq, then XLR into my interface. This instantly gets me closer to a finished sound than messing around with micing my tube amp and I can do it any hour of the day. Cab sims are basically just filters at the end of the day, and you don't have to try getting rid of the shitty amp sim fizz with this method.

Mic pres and guitar pres with DI out were underlooked for a while until digital finally started getting us out of it. 6 or 700 for the toneking imperial is too much but it's in the right direction. The only thing you miss out on with this is feedback and sag, but some amp pedals do emulate sag (it's never that noticeable to a listener unless it's practically unplayable for a player)

>>129283594
Guys videos are boring and misleading.

>>129284216
misleading how exactly?

>>129284216
>Guys videos are boring and misleading.
you take guitar lessons from women?

>>129284299
English is hard

>>129284286
He claims himself not to be scientific, claims to make no assertions of his own opinion yet leads you to his opinion using his biased "evidences". I don't have an hour to explain in depth.

>>129284318
you claim to be a muslim but you're irish white so drop the mic fat boy cmon lets fight

>>129280939
your lead tone is kinda wack

https://voca.ro/16xbOQOr2G2T

https://voca.ro/11tD5D5j8OGo

>>129284318
>evidences
ESL, opinion discarded

>>129284286
Misleadingly incorrect.

>>129284449
yer mom went ESL when she was sucking this DICK!
https://voca.ro/1cGsYfOuaCSv

https://voca.ro/1v4cifUIH9Bh

>>129284456
damn that’s compelling evidence. I’m a believer

>>129284318
>He claims himself not to be scientific
That's the joke

No wonder this place is full of such dumb posts

I mean it's not empirically tested but yes it is science

Feb14th coming up. You guys learning any Valentine's Day tunes?

I mean it’s not absolutely damning evidence but he’s the only one that’s bothered to test it

the mic video really illustrated how masturbatory "amp in the room" is. it literally does not matter to anyone but you

some people are so far behind they think they're leading.

>>129281321
wood moves, anon
the neck probably reacted to cold/heat/moisture and is now back in its configured position where it dont buzz
this happens a lot with wet woods/not dried out for some time
my 30 year old guitars for example almost never moves unless its extreme conditions, my new ones moves daily because its expensive to properly dry out wood for long times, cost of storing it etc.

>>129281534
bro that sucks, hope shit works out.

>>129280991
they can. guitar looks good.

>>129281022
it's a pretty basic and utilitarian single cut design, and later they even added contours. so do the fags in this thread actually like guitars or what?

>>129282243
that guitar looks gaudy as shit, the white parts will yellow unevenly over time and fake f holes are aesthetically horrible, i say that as a huge paul gilbert fan. butterscotch blonde tele looks amazing. you have unbelievably shit taste.

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>>129280908
I just dont like this part, why does a tele need a 5 way blade and why are the knobs so far apart?

>>129284832
That's just a three way switch like any other tele ever made has anon. But you can go up to 5 ways on a fat tele. Neck, split neck, both in phase, both out of phase, bridge.

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>>129280991
>why can’t japs into aesthetics

I don’t care much for Femder OR Gibson

>>129284311
Hey, Bo Diddly!

>>129284853
Huh I guess that's true. I dont care for out of phase much but the other 4 are solid

>>129281320
ask yourself what that "proper shredding" actually is, you seem to have some conception of it which means you've probably heard it somewhere before. first port of call is to track it down and try your best to learn it or something approximating it, then begin to understand the tonality, technique and intended use of what was being played, ie why is it in the song and its contribution. more than that, you need better fretboard visualisation, it sounds like you're stuck in pentatonic because you're unfamiliar with other modes, so track those down and learn those too. you need to be able to play any scale in any key in any position of the fingerboard without thinking about it. go learn the greek names and the shapes, starting with aeolian which is commonly called minor, ionian being the relative major. in between those are locrian, dorian, phrygian, lydian and mixolydian, learn them all, and learn harmonic minor and phrygian dominant, then learn diminished and augmented scales, then learn wholetone, melodic minor and others. yes it's a lot of work, don't expect to be done with it in a day, a week, a month or perhaps even a year unless you're really dedicated, the sooner you begin to expand your fretboard visualisation and memorisation of scale shapes and modes the sooner you can begin to expand your repertoire, but just getting down a few licks right now this instant will go some ways to helping you break out of pentatonic boxes.

>>129281534
>he bought a 7k guitar just so the resident asshat in /gg/ wouldn't call him poor anymore

brother...

>>129282698
>That POS

it's just a silverburst gibson flying v. it's pretty cool, actually. it's not worth 7k but it's no "pos." again, do you faggot asses actually like guitars, or what?

>>129284902
anything better than they can afford is shit and anything less is a shitplank. people only like what they already have or want but can’t afford

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This weekend I master down up picking

why is sweep picking so hard
I can’t barely do it slow let alone fast

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How much would you pay for a 90s Gibson ES?

>>129285135
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMkEAndJYwk

>>129285097
Next Weekend Up Down Picking

>>129285150
$250

>>129285135
Slow is much harder. Start with speed and slow down over time

Why buy an ugly ass Tele when you can mod your Strat to replicate it?
https://youtu.be/pzHxvD0W7Vo?si=CuRYkLf7tRMXdT8p&t=394

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>>129285237
because of picrel

>>129285237
Only Teles worth getting are the Andy Wood and Ian Thornley models

>>129285247
Skill issue, do you think Hendrix, Yngwie or Clapton had a problem with the volume knob?

https://voca.ro/1bL8GeSNcWgl
yay or nay?

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>>129285268
Yes I do.

>>129285295
he'll yeah brother

>>129285247
thats why you buy the gotoh vk3 metal knobs, anon
its height is 16.4 mm and wont be in the way

Are there any ‘must have’ guitar books?

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>>129285851

>>129285851
Not really. Maybe
Ted Green - Chord Chemistry
Mick Goodrick - Advancing Guitarist

>>129285851
Ever heard of YouTube?

what's your favorite kekwood? Poplar, basswood, indian laurel, nato, bubinga, something else?

Why doesn’t anyone here mention Knaggs?

>>129285918
Look like gayer PRSes, never seen one irl or heard anyone mention it but guitar influences

>>129285937
The Steve Stevens sig los pretty good. Too expensive though

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music genres for average height (5'6) male guitarists?

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>>129285960
Butt rock

https://voca.ro/1aN2yNVoRFei

If I a buy a modeller will it be outdated in a year?

>>129286198
ppl are still using 15 year old helix's
but we have pretty much peaked. just get a quad cortex, either the mini or the normal

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>>129286234
This

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>>129285851
This one helped me break out of a bit of a rut. I also like nicely organized chord books like Nelson Faria's book ("Acordes, Arpejos e Escalas) and "A Chordal Concept for Jazz Guitar" by Peter O'Mara. I thought Jon Finn's book on rock improv was pretty good too: "Advanced Modern Rock Improvisation." Greg Howe's new book is nice, and I like pretty much anything by Chris Brooks. Oh yeah and Noel Johnston's "Voicing Modes."

>>129286265
nice, im still waiting on my normal one. (i wanted the one with more buttons)
god damn shop i buyed it from was suddenly out of stock and now im having to wait for them to get new ones then send it to me lmao.

still debating whether i should sell my tonex or not.

>>129285851
>>129286356
Also check this out if you want to be Guitar George:

https://jazzguitarjourney.weebly.com/uploads/2/7/5/5/27558761/brunoinversions.pdf

>>129285097
I don’t even use a pick

>>129282994
Nice, first 5 seconds and I like it already. Sounds really DnB with the drums
I'll try something tomorrow still at werk

>>129283043
>>129284416
Nice

>>129286198
Line 6 new stadium stuff with agora modelling shit didnt seem to kick the QC's ass sound quality wise. Just get any of the ones that released in the past 5 years with the features you like. I recommend one that can double as your PC's interface if you don't have one yet. I use the QC, can rec it except for the pricetag, and you need to have a good playback device for it. It sound like shite with my sony mdr's and crappy desktop speakers

>>129286265
Nice, how does it sound and "feel" through studio monitors? Have you got a real amp to compare it with? Just talking about the subjective amp in the room experience, not recorded and processed tones.

>tonex
Isn't that the one you can load tone3000/nam profiles into? Just keep it as a backup

Kek I’m going back to racks

>>129286456
come home white man...

>>129286198
still using a Snax FX II XL

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>>129286456
Based and replied.

>he brings a 6ft rack to the show
>uh sorry sir we dont have the outlets for all of that

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warming up the tonex

>>129286790
You just need one outlet for the rack's Furman power conditioner.

>>129286588
https://voca.ro/191irR8yhf3Y

>>129280908
What's the guitar in the picrel? Looks really nice

>>129287194
yamaha pacifica telecaster

shredders itt?

I'll just get a 50w boss katana(clean mode) and run a pedal in the fx loop

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>>129287495
we wish sis

>>129287503
*eq

>>129286447
>subjective amp in the room experience
completely irrelevant and not worth talking about

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I decided to get the Schecter Nick Johnston signature in HSS. I'm sweating like crazy, because I'm expecting it to have major flaws like uneven frets.

>>129278733
>>129278721
This one doesn't even have stainless steel frets. The Yamaha one I was looking at had them, but I read more negative reviews about its QC.

>You should be getting your guitar setup after buying it anyway.
Is fret-leveling part of a setup? I thought that a standard setup consists of neck-relief, string action, intonation adjustments? I do those myself, but fret-leveling sounds like a major thing to do.
I can already see it, in a month or so I'll have fret-leveling equipment at home that I will never use again in my life. What's also worrying me, if I get a guitar with stainless steel frets, I will probably need special equipment which can handle the hardness of steel.

>>129287544
You should at least check if it needs fret adjustments. You may not need to do anything.

>>129281090
That guy swears too much. It comes off as edgy and try-hard. I agree with his opinions though and I enjoy watching him work on guitars and probably trying it myself.

Did anyone watch the video where they compared a PLEK-machine setup to one of his? Somehow I trust machines more than people. Do you think he's worried that that side of guitar-building will be replaced by machines?

>>129287544
If you tell the tech you want the frets levelled because it just came out of the factory that can be part of your setup. A setup is literally anything you need to do to your guitar to make it more playable.

>>129287576
>That guy swears too much
He tells you at the beginning what to do if you feel this way, lots of pussies out there reviewing gear

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>>129287554
I do, I use the string height gauge from Music Nomad as a fret rocker. It's the most gut wrenching moment when trying a new guitar.
Interestingly: Music Nomad sells a separate fret rocker. They claim that it gets special attention to make it a true "straight edge". Apparently the string action gauge isn't fit for that. I think they just want to sell me another gadget, but the paranoid side of me is worried.

>>129287626
There is only 1 guitar tech/guitar store in my town. I read a review where someone took theirs to get set-up and they were told that they "don't work on American guitars". Not sure what to think of that.

frets will level themselves if you actually play the guitar

>>129287531
There is literally NOTHING more relevant than the room tone of an amp
>BUT EVERY LEGENDARY TONE WAS RECORDED!
And do you think anyone had fun playing with an amp that sounded and responded like ass "because after some mic placement tricks and a trip through a digital console, the heccin EQ will fix it"? No. Stick the SM57 up your butt and fart, ya jim lill watchin tard. Fucking post can fix anything. Autotune your playing. Have AI generate your solo. Just make entirely synthetic music without a band or your own playing. It only needs to be stored sound that can be played back and sound good. Nothing else matters, right?
>IF ITS NOT RECORDED NO ONE WILL HEAR IT
Yeah sure besides that any gigs with soul and inherent fun/sentimental value often don't have a PA in sight, or if they do it's not a professional nashville sound console fucker with 30 years of EQing experience cleaning up yet another generic country pop rock act, you will hear it, your bandmates will hear it, and music is a FUN activity, not a soulless corporate product that only needs to please the CONSOOMER, tardo. The #1 fan of your playing is meant to be you, and your #2 fan is meant to be a group of your bandmates, friends, and family. Nothing matters more than enjoying your own tone.

Play what you enjoy no matter what it is and no matter what "anti-gear" penny pinchers and contrarians tell you can be fixed in post. Period.

When’s the last time you strummed some open position chords? Never neglect the fundamentals

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>>129287694

>>129287702
You can turn your monitors up and you will get the "amp in a room" sound. Do you think the amp speakers produce special, magic sound waves that the speaker in your monitor doesn't?

>>129287703
all i play are riffs and fills
strumming open chords is mind numbingly boring

internally renaming the minor pentatonic scale to "pentatonic aeolian scale"

>>129287702
trvke
play a solid state or modeler if you enjoy it more
play a tube amp if you enjoy it more

>>129287719
>STOP WANTING THINGS I DONT!
yes tube amps sound different in person and they respond differently to inputs, primarily because modelers are meant for recording and sound like recordings. the latest tone master meant to emulate an amp in the room still doesn't sound like an amp in the room, it sounds close enough for live music. modelers never will, there's too much basic and quantum physics fuckery involved to copy 1:1 digitally. if a tone master attempt can't nail it your IR and FRFR hifi box will never actually nail sitting five feet from a traditional 12" speaker in an "objectively poorly designed cab hooked up to an output transformer nor does it have to, so it never will, as no one wants it to as long as they can buy a champ or a PRRI once and keep it for 50 years.

the thing you put so much effort into saying has no point is continuing to sell well and will sell well so long as the tubes themselves are available.
>hey.... hey.... stop having fun... you see, TECHNICALLY... *is wrong about everything* and conceptually fun doesnt even matter!
if you want to minmax gear and write off the minutiae of experience, maybe music isn't for you. try, iunno, racecars?
>clarinets are outdated, play an EWI! pianos are outdated, get a keyboard! a drummer? machines are better. hey stop playing instruments, you wouldn't be able to pick out my DAW in a blind test. on REAL big gigs, in nashville, in my band...oh.... people are still... well... -electric guitarist gear neuroticism transposed

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MiM are actually higher quality than MiA

>>129287576
His vid with andertons is the one that introduced me to his channel. I think the difference on why Lee preferred his human set up vs the plek machine one was his was a smidge lower.
The plek operator of andertons assumed lee wanted his a bit higher being a blues dad.
PLEK machine is just a tool, it's just that it can be more consistent and precise than a human doing it with hand tools. It's still up to the operator and how he can capture the end user's preference - there was a podcast where John Suhr said Scott Henderson likes his nut height cut higher than what he would normally set up.

https://voca.ro/1p0GqcdKEmPk

Does Italy make good amps?

>>129287838
they are just as good as their cars

>>129287795
Based

watched two scotty vids today bros
the passion is back

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>>129287784
>no 9th
>no b6
>Aeolian
If anything, Hirajoshi is the Aeolian Pentatonic scale.

>>129287969
which is why I said pentatonic aeolian not aeolian pentatonic. all semantics anyway. do what works for you.

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now that the dust has finally settled, the guitar playing on this album was actually genious

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>>129288018

if you interpret "the pentatonic scale" in modal terms, we need names for these modes. for example pentatonic phrygian, the chinese would call man-gong scale. pentatonic mixolydian is the japanese "yo scale"

https://voca.ro/18jeL0Dz8LFR

>>129285909
Anything that was put in an oven for a couple hours rather than properly drying and seasoning the wood.

>euro hours
>no-guitar pseudointellectual posts

>>129287576
Do you happen to own a custom shop tele?
Is your butt hurt?

>>129288475
every time

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>>129288163
It gets confusing because there are multiple pentatonics that work well over a given chord for expressing the modal flavor. You could take your regular minor pentatonic and raise the b3 to a natural 3 for one flavor over a dominant chord of the same root. You could also play the minor pentatonic with the natural 6 replacing the b7 from the 5th of the dominant chord, or more accurately, play 1 2 3 5 b7 from the root of the dominant chord, for example.

Here's what I've got kinda sorta worked out:

>Ionian Pentatonic
1 3 4 5 7
>Dorian or m6 Pentatonic
1 3 4 5 6
>Phrygian Pentatonic
1 b2 4 5 b7
>Lydian Pentatonic
1 3 #4 5 7
>Mixolydian or Dominant Pentatonic
1 3 4 5 b7
>Aeolian Pentatonic / Hirajoshi
1 2 b3 5 b6
>Locrian Pentatonic
1 b3 4 b5 b7
>mM7 Pentatonic (Minor-Major 7 Pentatonic)
1 b3 4 5 7
>Diminished Pentatonic
1 b3 4 b5 bb7
>Augmented Pentatonic
1 3 4 #5 7
>Mode 4 Harmonic Minor Pentatonic
1 b3 #4 5 b7

idk what else, maybe
>Lydian Augmented Pentatonic
1 3 #4 #5 7
>Lydian Dominant Pentatonic
1 3 #4 5 b7

>>129288506
shit that Dorian one is supposed to be

1 b3 4 5 6

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>>129288506
I see where you are going with this but what I'm referring to is something more simplistic. I'm simply giving different interval emphasis unique names in the pentatonic scale we all know and love. like for instance you take diatonic aeolian mode and remove the locrian and lydian interval you get "the minor pentatonic scale"
now if you take diatonic Phrygian and remove the same locrian and lydian interval, I need a name for that mode. so I'll call it "pentatonic Phrygian" (1 b3 4 b6 7)

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my hand is my WHAT?

>>129288599
can we hear some melodies you’ve written with these

>>129288620
s-shut up

Im pretty new and noticed when I need to change strings after playing 3 notes, my fingers kinda tilt the pick and I switch from USX to DSX to not get trapped. Is this a bad habit I need to break?

>>129288640
my advice is don’t worry about it and keep playing and practicing

>>129288666
okay thanks satan. my friend also got a guitar and were planning on taking lessons. is guitar center okay for lessons or should i look for a teacher outside of that?

>>129288681
I’m afraid to say because my experience with GC lessons was not good. Just because people know something does not mean they are good teaching, and many people can lie about their credentials, saying that they are equipped to teach certain genres when it’s really just them assuming they can because they know a few songs technically. You really won’t know until you take a few lessons, but it would probably help to settle on a clearly defined goal first that you can convey to your instructor.

>>129288723
i just want to make my picking feel more natural and improve my ability to make chords and move across the fretboard. id also like to be better at palm muting. im only a month in so idk if its even productive to think about what genres id like to play, but i think stoner doom may be a good beginner genre. slam too

>>129288757
I think technique is one of the easier things to teach so if you pick a teacher that is clearly good at those things you’ll be okay.

>>129288771
well id say ill do my best, but im really just playing because its really fun so it doesnt really feel like im giving it my all even though im playing atleast an hour or two a day. so i guess ill say that ill just keep playing, learning, and having fun. cant wait to start playing actual music with my friend once were both good. he gets his guitar tomorrow so ill bring my gear over to his house for us to learn together.

>>129288959
don’t wait until you’re good to play together. try to make songs out of two chords and 3-note melodies. trust

>>129289011
thank you. we'll try that. we were gonna play together tomorrow anyways, i just didnt expect it to be very productive since its his first day and im still new myself.

>>129280908
I want a tele with a flat, satin neck.
Is the Fender American Ultra II really the only option? that's 2400€

>>129283313
if you want to safe some money, get the squier j mascis. I have one and it's a great guitar with a very nice satin neck

>>129288506
1 b3 5 b6 b7 is a cool one. I dont know if it has a name, paul gilbert calls it soft phrygian

>>129289200
allegedly some 0000 steel wool on the back of a glossy poly neck will give you a satin feel.

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Don't use steel wool unless you remove the neck. A green Scotchbrite pad does the same thing without shedding metal everywhere.

>>129289381
you can put masking tape over the pickup, dumbass

>>129289011
Oh this is also what im practicing today. It seemed very simple and was tuned in e standard.

https://youtu.be/UZjuzPU9UE4

>you can do a half-assed job, dumbass

>>129282243
Retard detected

>>129289381
that may happen when using wool on the frets, but you usually have it face down when working on the back of the neck. if any wool somehow got there you just take some compressed air and blow it off.

>>129289253
I don't use signature models of people who suck at guitar

>>129289416
playing with someone else is like practicing on steroids. set a drum track and if you make mistakes don’t stop keep going. you don’t always have to practice a song you can just make stuff up

Good thing J can play great. I will say I don't care for the screaming distortion in some songs.

>>129289381
i used steel wool to remove a little bump in the finish that had built up where my thumb rests on the neck - this did not happen because i did not have the pickups below the neck, I tilted the guitar and the wool just fell to the ground

>>129289584
the most important part is that you need to get used to playing to an audience, even if it's one other guy that is also playing with you. if all you do is practice at home, suddenly you forget how to play guitar when there is an audience

>>129289605
>J can play great
no, he's awful. so bad he can't tell he's out of tune. legitimately a shitter on guitar no matter what SPIN magazine says
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPjEfCoU4Co

>>129288116
what song(s) should I play to get chun li as my long time wife???

>>129289635
He wrote all of Dinos songs and plays them live, a youtube short (didnt watch btw, lol shorts) isnt gonna undo that.

>>129289729
Sebadoh is better and J Mascis is an intermediate at best guitar player, nothing you can type will convince me that J Mascis is a good guitar player because I'm straight up better than him and I'm not that good

>>129289753
Post a voca that's better than Your Weather.

>>129288615
your hand on your cock

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more progress on Fireman project
this wood is super heavy
the i hope the tenon in the neck is enough

>>129289921
Infinite possibilities, why did you choose a gibson style headstock lmao

>>129289969
*SNAP*

>>129286588
15 years ago you could buy these things for 100 bucks all day
wtf

everything is so overpriced
I was surprised when I looked up JCM2000s
Marshall JCM2000 DSLs are still 500-700 bucks
they sound really really good

>>129289969
because setnecks without angled headstocks are literally the gayest shit on earth

>>129290031
also, it's only 7.5 degrees
gibson is 14 degrees
I also made sure its quarter sawn too

go slap some reverb on bass:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=39zlG0cZzZA

>>129289921
>sg style tenon
it’ll last at least 50 years

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New to shredding. Tried a few rhythmic ideas.

Can I shred and sweep?

https://voca.ro/13PdlLSBsBPf

>>129290184
bro i think your car is broken

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>>129288959
>If they can do it so can you

https://youtu.be/IKOhni-j9_M?si=h6_mWE_naDu3Lbox

>>129290296
This made my year
>and the Pulitzer Prize goes to you

what pots, switch and pickups should I upgrade my classic vibe telecaster with? I'm not trying to pick anything super expensive in it, I just want something that's decent to upgrade to and give me some experience soldering. Or should I start with something else?

>>129290349
if you want experience soldering just go to your local guitar store and ask if they have some junk pots and wiring you can have

>>129290349
artec and gfs pickups are cheap and good
pots and switch isnt worth changing

>>129290314
what causes someone to be like this?

Is a used Line 6 HX stomp worth $250? I really hate anything line 6 but I want something small.

>>129290545
The pots in the cool vibe honestly suck. They cut out and are staticy. I tried deoxit for faders, but it didn't fix the issue. I looked at the wiring and everything seems fine.

>>129290681
No.

I don't understand what flat vs quarter sawn is supposed to do for the guitars playability

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>>129290767
wood changes size and flexes with humidity and temperature changes. wood is stronger or weaker depending on how the grain is oriented in relation to the stress that is placed on it. for a neck where the strings are trying to turn it into a bow, quarter sawn provides the best resistance to that. the grain is almost completely unlikely to warp or twist also as the grain will move in the same direction and in a way that is in line with the tension of the strings. flat sawn is great for bracing on acoustic guitarist and the top is quarter sawn.

>>129289559
fair, but the guitar itself is pretty good still.

>>129290817
>>129290767
The flat sawn gives you deeper EQ response, sometimes muddy if the wood grew up in a rainy climate. The long grain is great for long sustain. Ideal for jazz.
The rift sawn one is focused on the mids and highs, doesn't really reach the bass (unless you cut it from basswood). The short grains don't allow for long sustain. Ideal for alternative music types, where the low end is provided by other instruments.
Quartersawn wood gives you fairly equal, flat EQ, ideal for pop music.

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Does anyone play really fucked up guitars that are more fucked up than these? The guy from a Place to Bury Strangers might be the most fucked up I've seen.

>>129290901
when i tripped on salvia everything looked like it was cut in half like that guitar. my bong, my laptop, everything

>>129290895
I work for PRS by the way.

>>129290767
Nothing. It's a nice to have but tends to make things more expensive. Manufacturers get more cuts out of flat sewn than quarter sewn.
Guitar necks went from having no truss rod, to a metal bar, to adjustable truss rods, to dual action, and now carbon fiber enforced truss rods. A good neck is a good neck, you can have quarter sawn necks that are just absolute shit. For similar price, I'd lean toward quarter sawn but it's not make or break.
Nowadays made in Indonesia/Korea guitars are kicking people's asses by making those standard features on cheaper guitars, same with rolled fretboards. No need to pay an MIA tax on things that should be standard instead of pure profit/paying for the label

>>129290817
>flat sawn wood
>rift sawn wood
>quarter sawn wood
these are some nice names

>>129290817
>>129290895
Interesting, thanks anon

>>129291018
I’m the guy that posted the pic. I want to clarify the guy going on about tonewood is not me