If you go to the gym (which I don't do often) and just do one exercise then you won't get a balanced workout. Same on guitar. I wouldn't say Segovia scales belong in a different era, or have become obsolete as you seem to suggest. With Segovia you ARE learning related Ionian, and Aeolian modes as well as the relationships between melodic and natural minors for ascending and descending. I agree 3 notes per string scales are good and knowing all of the modes as well as other scales are valuable too. As well as playing actual music. Or, playing the scales musically, which is something I like to do when I have limited time and want to do a quick guitar workout. Thanks for your comment. You are probably an awesome player if you went the conservatory route. You may have gained more from it than you realize.

Right, the evil tax man. And it benefits no one.

Yep. Plain white vinegar is probably best but I used what I had for the video, which was Apple cider vinegar.

Very elegant way to put it! But good point about slow practice.

Correct.

From what I can tell, they are identical except for the name. You can even get the transmitter from one to talk to the receiver of the other. One transmitter will even talk to two receivers at once, which I'm planning to do another video on.

As far as I can tell they are identical. You can even get the transmitter from one to work with the receiver from the other. Or, have one transmitter send to two receivers at the same time. I'll make a video about that when I get time.

Glad you like it. These days I use mine every time I practice.

Terrific. Thanks for the sub!

I believe they make their own arm that you can either buy separate or as a package with the mic’

That's cool. Glad it helped!

Glad it helped. Perhaps Mickey just had a sense of humor and threw it in to get a reaction!

You probably clicked in the measure without selecting a note. That selects the entire measure so it thinks that's all you want to play. Just select a single note where you want it to start and it should play the whole thing. If you have a single bar selected you could also go to the measure where you want it to play to and Shift click that measure. It will then select all those measures and only play what is selected. I believe that's what's going on.

Thanks my friend

Right, you've got to find what works for you and the guitar. Thanks for the comment.

Thank you!

I believe your early music teacher gave what's called "sound advice!" Thanks for the comment.

If that happened to me I would probably try wrapping some kind of tape around the pins. Or perhaps tin foil or rice paper? It seems they have oversized bridge pins too, but they seem to be way overpriced. Or, there is rubber cement. That sticks pretty well but is not hard to remove. Not exactly what a luthier might do, but you do what you have to do - right? Thanks for watching!

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Yea it would be nice to turn audio to MIDI. I sometimes do that in Mixcraft, then export to GPro. It can be a lot of work to clean up though. Converting in real time can be flakey too unless you're playing is absolutely pristine. Every little scratch or squeak gets interpreted. I remember trying this in Finale years ago and I didn't have the patience and gave up. I like the idea of monitoring your playing. Some other notation programs have this already but it's usually an online subscription thing.

@@GuitarBasementIt’s seems time consuming but maybe it would be something worth if they achieved this. It’s been too long for a thing like this to happen in GP and after upgrading from 6 to 7 I’ve been cautious. They were very similar

Thank you my friend

Hi John, thanks for the question. I just did a quick search and found this info. It's for version 10, but perhaps it will be the same for version 9. I actually didn't know about this until you asked, so perhaps we may both learn something from this. I hope it helps. John Chamley, USA acoustica.com/mixcraft-10-manual/rendering-videos

Thanks for the question. Starting with jJazzlab gives you a ready made starting point for an arrangement. But them you can add or subtract instruments inside your DAW software, or perhaps duplicate or cut parts out. I just happen to use Mixcraft for my DAW. Since each MIDI track is independent you can apply any virtual instrument that you have in your DAW software to them. Then of course you can use the backing tracks and record your own instrumental or vocal tracks on top. jJazzlab does a lot, but you don't have facilities for recording like in a DAW software does.

Saluting back for subbing. Thanks!

Unfortunately it seems for legal reasons it's no longer available in United States.

Someone replied before that it doesn't. Perhaps due to being a different acid, lower acidity or whatever.Grab a small bottle from a dollar store if they still have anything that's a $1. It will serve you for a long time.

@@GuitarBasement Got it, do you use white vinegar?

@@crimansizers5840 Sorry didn't notice your question. Sure, white is probably best but I used Apple Cider Vinegar for the vid.

Thanks! Now that they have a newer version, a lot of the installation part may be easier and the first part of this vid may no longer be necessary.

You are right that if you just play scales you can't actually play anything for anyone. I think a balance is good and I actually like scales because they sometimes help me to get the juices going. When I play scales, I often find myself going off on a tangent and working on other things. Thanks for sharing your experience.

MIDI output has separate tracks for guitars, keyboard, bass and drums so you could usu those however you wish in another program. If you are referring to the piano keyboard for inversions, that's really there to represent things graphically. There is no guitar keyboard display if that was your question. Sorry - a bit late replying.

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Thanks! I would say yes. I mentioned in the video that the Gretsch was 24 1/2 or perhaps 24 5/8, so your Les Paul would be within the range that it can handle. Here's where I show the Gretsch kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYTYg4ynd9qqqNksi=gqH5T6FtMDw5JS5H&t=242

@@GuitarBasement Thanks for your reply and pointing out the Gretsch scale being close to a Gibson 24.75"... Have a good day. Philip Jersey Shore Area

Thank you... glad you liked it. Great question too. I am assuming you mean for barre chords, correct? Inside GP, on the left side on what they call the "editing pallet" there is an icon "BV." With your chord pre-selected on the staff, click the BV icon and a window will pop up. It will try to detect the fret for the barre but you can also edit the fret number. You actually made me curious about the different ways and options to use this and I was thinking that perhaps I should do a tutorial on that after I do a little more research. For example, I don't see an option to use C instead of B, which I've seen used a lot. Or, to remove the prefix letter and just have the Roman numerals. It's not perfect, but it's easy to use. Did that answer your question?

It's funny, I was just thinking about that bench yesterday and now you write the first ever comment on my workbench video. Uncanny! It's actually accumulated lots of junk on it but it's been useful over the past few years. Good luck finding the right bench!

Hey Donna, they are on the webpage linked under the video. Just scroll down close to the bottom of the page to where it says "FREE GUITAR MUSIC NOTE FLASH CARDS ON LETTER SIZE SHEETS - PDF" and click that link. You'll need to print double-sided then cut them out.

Cool, hope you like it!

@@GuitarBasement its really good!

Haha! Sounds like you're happy with the result.

I can use more power...thanks!

It's a shame, but it seems that for some reason you can't buy it any more in the USA. Because you asked, I just emailed Laszlo, the creator of ChordPulse to ask what we should expect. If I get a response I'll answer your message again with whatever info I get.

The styles are built in and cannot be added to. You can output midi files which I find really useful to bring into DAW software. The only other output is a text file for the chords.

You are correct. However, the ability to select different variations with each play-through of a section isn't currently possible with ChordPulse. I hope that both of these programs can continue to develop.