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@willhelterbrand3785 I'm taking about Hendrix's bottomless abilities.

Thanks man, I'm so glad you found my stuff useful in solving a problem. Sometimes its just the simplest of things like a change of pick stroke direction that can solve it.

You can find them here www.patreon.com/posts/guthrie-trapp-67630731

Thanks Rob, hopefully it will encourage others to believe in their ideas and get them out into the world. The world needs good songs.

This comment makes my heart sing! Thank you so much.

Thank-you Vic! This one is the first in a series, so expect more sometime soon. I've also added a link to the full original demo in the description below. I greatly appreciate your support, as always. Phil

Sure. But first a warning: don't go chasing Jimi's tone of his studio recordings - there's simply too many variables - use his live sound as your reference. Secondly, remember the tone is in the fingers, so buying equipment is only a small part of the equation. Thirdly, use the volume pot of your guitar as a tonal control - Jimi utilised the many colours avialbable from 4-7 to wide open, and pickup selector too. Fourth, and finally you can try a MIM Hendrix strat, a mini fuzz-face, a blues driver, a Vox Wah and a tube amp on clean channel. (This is the set-up I use). But Joe Bonamassa did a video recently with some other gear that is also excellent. kzbin.info/www/bejne/en7Hi5RjjbegsNE

Cool man, you’re gonna totally nail this and impress everyone

Chord charts are written as if you laid your guitar flat on your lap with the low E string closest to you

It’s a classy instrument, that’s for sure. It was my preference on the day.

This could be a grounding/wiring issue with the bass or the amp. Make a video if the issue and send it to support, ask if this is normal.

@@15MinuteGuitar currently I'm restringing, will do when I'm done tho

Just asking Have you tried the p90 version? My SG serves me very well (I'm almost beginner) But I always look for jazzier tones

@@dimitris70 I do not like the P 90 because of their hum

@@farkasgabor3491 thanks

Sometimes, at this stage it can help to “compose” on paper first. Write out “1 & 2 & 3 & 4 &” 8 times then mark underneath which beats you will play on and which you won’t - this solves the problem of thinking of the notes and thinking of the timing in the moment. Your own preprepared guides will help you build confidence and work as a stepping stone to ‘in-the-moment” instant composition. I hope this helps, Rob.

Hmmm, but Jimmy Page is a big pentatonic player, so if you come back sounding like him you’re doing it wrong!

Good point, and well made, thanks for this great lesson bro ! @@15MinuteGuitar

I didn’t know that Keith, I reckon they’d do well with some pop-up “try-before-you-buy” testing stations for those of us outside SYD.

I’m guessing that would put prices up… they have a 100 day return policy (I think). I have 6 of their guitars always picked up at the warehouse but never played till I got home because I’d be too embarrassed to play in front of anyone else 😂

Strictly speaking economy picking uses more of a sweep "through" the strings for maximum efficiency and economy. My pick strokes in this "contextual picking" are not those, they are far closer to "regular" pick strokes. With economy picking this pattern would likely be picked D-D-U-U-U-U-D or D-D-U-D-U-U-D using the single motion to push through the strings.

Thanks! I take no responsibility for you sounding awesome soon!

awww man, say it ain't so, you're my guru of guitar ! @@15MinuteGuitar

I appreciate you commenting. Thanks, I hope it helps.

I’m glad you also had a positive experience. I think Artist Guitars are on to something. I’ve bought other items from them since and continue to recommend.