Nik Kershaw, he put random chords and key changes in places that most people would think were absolutely bonkers , and some of the chords changes sound weird when not played in context with the song. Italics added by me. Nik Kershaw, my hero. I always knew his music was interesting and engaging ...

Yes, I said technique isn’t important "to some" depends what type of music you’re making, but even then, there is some techniques involved in every type of music, I wouldn’t say I could do what Brian Eno does simply because he has no traditional musical knowledge, he’s a self confessed non-musician, ...

Nik Kershaw, he put random chords and key changes in places that most people would think were absolutely bonkers , and some of the chords changes sound weird when not played in context with the song. Italics added by me. Nik Kershaw, my hero. I always knew his music was interesting and engaging ...

I'll add that link to my education. 8-) 8-) :: The more experience you get, the more your playing becomes less about your voice and more about the song. " That's because the more experienced you become, the more technically competent you become, the less you have to think about the actual mechanics ...

Russ has been to fit the carpet and I'm now at the stage where I can start to move gear in while doing the odd finishing touches. I doubt the studio will ever be this empty again... https://i.imgur.com/a7S7MRZ.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/pOuje5F.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/uWZqeI4.jpeg https://i.imgur ...

Nik Kershaw, he put random chords and key changes in places that most people would think were absolutely bonkers , and some of the chords changes sound weird when not played in context with the song. Italics added by me. Nik Kershaw, my hero. I always knew his music was interesting and engaging ...

And this applies only to chart-directed pop music of course, which is a tiny fraction of the music being released (even if counts for most of the sales). I have close to zero idea of Raga, afaik a singer an instrumentalist will stick to a Raga for the duration of the performance, there's no change ...

I should have looked at my auction site saved for later basket as it has a Belcat double transducer bug pick up for acoustic Guitar £12.99; and a Belcat piezo cable pickup with EQ and pre amp for Ukulele £7.19.

Obvious name : Jo and the BANned.

I grimace when I hear a Banjo nowadays because its sound just hurts my ears nowadays.
A Banjolele is alright. Picked up a 1920s Banjolele haven't tried it though with elcheapo single piezos I've got. I've just seen a 3in1 elcheapo piezo hmmm.

I love this from Tal. https://www.guitarworld.com/features/tal-wilkenfeld-on-her-evolution-from-bass-phenomenon-to-solo-artist 2024 article. “I'm a completely different bass player now than I was 10 years ago. When I was in Jeff Beck's band, I hadn't even been playing for four years! It's a really e ...

I popped in to this today. Quite interesting and it was done well. JB wasn't one for looking after his guitars by the looks of it. Be very surprised if that Oxblood one fetches 500k but hey, who knows! It is quite a way for me to travel and I just can't be bothered to go There and Back. Where did ...

Yeeeeah I should've mentioned Tal in the Ronnie Scott's gig I linked. Out of this World. Look Tal gives Jeff after her solo : the look of And What. Jeff is like I surrender I give up you are too good. :lol: At 2min36sec. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VC02wGj5gPw Checkout out Mohini Dey. Another out ...

Probably the guitar I most regret parting with was my Aria TA-50 in Wine Red. An Aria TA-50 sold 165 in October auction site. Wish I'd know I'd have put a bid in upto 200. I had a Harley Benton HB35 semi hollow. Picked it up from cash converters of all places under a ton. Pretty alright. https ...

Saw Jeff 2018 Royal Hospital Chelsea for the first time. This piece Jeff played in Ronnie Scott's I dig, kinda eastern vibe. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=drAv2FoYji8&pp=ygUPamVmZiBiZWNrIG5hZGlh First time I heard Jeff was on this 1993 edm piece by Moodswings. Jeff kills it from 2min10sec - 3min ...

Dynamic Mike wrote: ↑Sat Jan 11, 2025 1:18 am Probably the guitar I most regret parting with was my Aria TA-50 in Wine Red.

An Aria TA-50 sold 165 in October auction site. Wish I'd know I'd have put a bid in upto 200.
I had a Harley Benton HB35 semi hollow. Picked it up from cash converters of all places under a ton. Pretty alright.

Eddy Deegan wrote: ↑Wed Jan 15, 2025 12:15 amhttps://www.deegan.org/jamuary2025/

One of these pieces made my eyes trifle moist. I won't say which one.

Neat thing about this player can do mashups whoop whoop.
Piano piece Darles Chickens lol 6th with 14th Experimental Analogue Concrete.
1st Mr Pickle's with 10th Withering Whence.

I've committed to taking a deep dive into techno production this year with an aim to mastering it, or at least as much as you can in twelve months. As genres go it was always one of my first loves. I'm happy with my monitors (Genelec 8330As) which I know well and I'm satisfied enough with my mixes ...

First time I'd heard Phil's drumming was on num1 hit Easy Lover with Phillip Bailey of Earth, Wind & Fire. Later In the Air Tonight, Bad Love Eric Clapton, Land of Confusion Genesis, Another Day in Paradise. I felt Phil brought the snap of Funk into his Pop and Rock drumming. It wasn't until utuub ...

I use a Focusrite Clarett+ 2Pre thunderbolt with my iMac and logic pro. Round-trip latency is 2.8 ms. Even the newer “upgraded” Focusrite Clarett now has a USB connection and the latency is higher at 7.9msec I can understand increased latency could be a concern. My Audient iD4 usbC port (which is ju ...

had a Huge sound and covered All of the stereo field. I couldn't really figure out what was happening. .... I like doing seperate L/R guitars and I can never seem to be able to do a simple guitar/vocal song and end up with a space for the vox in the center. Are you in a roundabout way enquiring how ...

Auden acoustics were once finished off in the UK with bodies made abroad, but as I understand it, they are now planing to make them all in-house. Which requires a lot of machinery these days if you plan to produce guitars in reasonable quantities. Warms my heart reading this. We also got to see the ...

neighbors that own four, poorly cared for dogs Australian 'nuisance' law. Poor things. I'd contact RSPCA straightaway if in Blighty, else the equivalent in Australia you are in. :: I want to use the daily recordings to create a log of the barking, for example, which times are most prominent, how ...

zenguitar wrote: ↑Mon Dec 23, 2024 8:50 pm Perhaps you meant...

Sticky Topic Pudding

Consider it stuck

Andy

Sticky Topic Pudding that was it.

Drew Stephenson wrote: ↑Sat Dec 14, 2024 11:12 am Which is one reason that I am thinking of turning these blogs into a video series as well.

Also a booklet preehaps. Also a sticky (toffee pudding) on this forum. Dear Mods dearly make it so: this thread a sticky on Music Theory forum.