Thanksss 😊

@@ApCommunityRock thaaanks \,,/_

@@oinet-o3l 😅

Valeu, Morramed!

Thanks

@@RennedyBr WAAAARRR \,,/_

Thanks Mike!

Lennon was a great guitarist. Anyone who says otherwise doesn't understand rock n' roll

Thanks for your comment, Howard. The roller bridge with the bigsby helps me to keep the guitar in tune

Glad you liked it! 😊

Glad you enjoyed it ;)

Yeah, I dig that Rick you built, too!

He's not playing it as Lennon actually played it on the record or live. In fact too many of the chord voicings he fingers vs the audio recording presented ...very sus.

@@jamescreswell9037 When you gonna do your own video and show us how it’s done?

@@carlbaumeister3439 I'm awaiting yours first. Apparently you're the Lennon "style" expert. 😏😎

Thanks 🤗

Muito obrigado 😃 Continua treinando que com paciência e repetição você consegue tirar

The way he played songs live was usually different to how he played them on the record

Undeniably Lennon was a very aggressive rhythm guitarist, heavy on downstrokes & emphasis in the intro accompanied by staccato in the verses [*of this song in the particular*]. Pre-chorus he returned to a lighter & up-down conventional strum. Same lighter up-down in the initial bars of the middle eight followed by contrasting heavy down strumming where he plays the first form C alternating to his banjo chord form D rock and rollin' it with his pinky prior to returning to the verse.

@@iPro3million True of both Harrison & Lennon and most every other band.

This is how he played on the record, not necessarily what he played live. See the doyen of Beatles song construction Mike Patchelli, it’s this. Everyone’s an expert.

Silverchair é bom demais. Toco desde a adolescência também! :)

@ a linha de baixo de Israel's Son pra mim e fantastica, os discos do Silverchair sao bons demais , tirando o young modern que nem devia existir kkkkkkkk

Thanks, dude

It's not an E, it would be more of a E5

Thankss! ;)

Nope.

Yes, build by me. Check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3bFYquBjZJ9h5Ysi=_wcgVyqZAtdiA9Ne

@ That rosewood you used on your build is probably better than what Rickenbacker uses 😉

@@vayabroder729I love our woods for musical instruments. The fretboard is a brazilian rosewood called ‘Jacarandá’. In the neck I’ve used ‘Pau-marfim’ wood and in the body ‘Freijó’ wood. All brazillian woods 😊

@ Beautiful!

What’s that called again: Pau’l McCarfim wood? 😜

Its a ac15VR. Yes, I'm using Rotosound Top Tape Flatwounded 012 on that guitar. This music is awesomee!

Thaaaanks 😊🎊

Indeed!

Thanksss, dude ;)

Thanks. A Vox Ac30 from 60’s is a dream ❤

Thankksss, @Aminahmed2220!

Thanks Tommyr! ;)

Valeeeeu, Rodrigo

Muito obrigado 😊

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Sim, essa música é muito boa

Olá, @Gui2907, você está gostando de estudar Java? Se sim, só continua. É importante pra quem está no começo se desenvolver em uma linguagem de programação pra só depois partir pra outras pra aumentar o leque. Java é uma linguagem que possui uma empregabilidade muito alta, se é isso que você está priorizando. Em segundo lugar, digo que é o .NET C# que está com maior índice de empregabilidade. Python eu sugiro vc aprender caso queira mergulhar em Inteligência Artificial, Ciência de Dados, Machine Learning e Análise de Dados. Pra vc estudar desenvolvimento iOS, vc tem que aprender a linguagem da Apple chamada Swift e possuir um Mac pra rodar o XCode. Se vc puder pegar um Mac com esses processadores novos da Apple (Família M1, M2) é o que sugiro. Hoje vc consegue encontrar macs com M1 usados bem legais no OLX/ML. Se quiser pegar um Mac mais antigo, sugiro os de 2018 (processador Intel i5) pra cá.

Ruby é amor demais.

You're welcome, dude! :)

Thanks so much for your comment, man. It really was a really cool result.

Thanks, dude. Jetglo is my favorite rickenbacker color <3