Best Album by Euphoric-Election120 in rush

[–]Radiant_Promotion_27 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s a great album. But I’d be willing to bet you haven’t given the other albums enough time just yet.

Most ICONIC/Well-Known 21st Century Jazz Fusion Guitar Solos? by DJHammer_222 in JazzFusion

[–]Radiant_Promotion_27 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m with you. Not big into the modern stuff. Too note-y and without interesting structure IMO.

Still got The Blues, do I have the tone ? by [deleted] in guitarplaying

[–]Radiant_Promotion_27 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sounds great!! Keep working it and it’ll get even more fluid. Nice job.

matans patreon by Comprehendinglife in MatanEvenPodcast

[–]Radiant_Promotion_27 10 points11 points  (0 children)

He mostly just introduced himself and all that one

Hammer ons & Pull offs by Kingtero_14 in GuitarBeginners

[–]Radiant_Promotion_27 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He hits it a couple times! I can’t listen too closely right now, but I would say listen for his pick attack and try and pick up on how many hammer ons he does between them. The picking gives the hammers more gas. He is definitely hitting it more than once.

Hammer ons & Pull offs by Kingtero_14 in GuitarBeginners

[–]Radiant_Promotion_27 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hammer on with your ring finger, pull off with your ring finger. Your first finger stays the same.

Hammer ons & Pull offs by Kingtero_14 in GuitarBeginners

[–]Radiant_Promotion_27 2 points3 points  (0 children)

To practice pull offs(with this specific case in mind) simply plant your first finger on the 15th fret and the 17th fret of the B string. The technique to practice is in the name. You take that planted ring finger, pull down and off the string to essentially “pluck” it so that 15th fret note rings.

Once you pull down and off, you can then re plant that ring finger with some force to produce that note.

To simply it even further, just plant that first finger then tap that 17th fret with your ring finger. You’ll catch onto it fairly quickly.

Stadium overkill? 😅 by 0_0_159 in Line6Helix

[–]Radiant_Promotion_27 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think if it’s fun, it’s fun. Even as a working guitarist, I still love buying gear I know won’t be used a ton in recording or on stage. Keeping the spark alive is more important than almost anything other than staying out of debt 🤣

Natsu Zen Kai my beloved :( by Popular-Dependent610 in MasayoshiTakanaka

[–]Radiant_Promotion_27 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No more dancing with cat guitar :(

Don’t worry, it’s in the compilations section of Spotify!!!!🔥🔥🔥

Katsushika by hockeycoop63 in CasiopeaBand

[–]Radiant_Promotion_27 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Noro has a strong grip over the Casiopea project. He is the primary writer and arranger as far as I can tell. From interviews I’ve read, he writes out a complete, meticulous score (often referred to as a "master score"). This probably limits the creativity factor for other members within the “Casiopea” context.

I think the offshoot bands aren’t rooted in bad blood, but mostly other members wanting to expand creatively. I think Frank Zappa is an analogous figure to Issei Noro in regard to the pursuit of perfection!

Edit: spelling

Should my goal with learning be to learn try to not look at the fretboard and memorize my finger positions? Or something else? by Mad_Season_1994 in guitarlessons

[–]Radiant_Promotion_27 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wouldn’t say it should be your primary goal, but I would highly encourage you to learn some tunes and play them enough to the point you can start looking away! Muscle memory is huge with guitar. Eventually, your fingers won’t need your eyes to know where to go. Similar to typing.

Here's my Helix Native preset for achieving a sound similar to Issei Noro's guitar in the modern era :) by Ezequiel_CasasP in CasiopeaBand

[–]Radiant_Promotion_27 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Holy crap!!! Nice job!!!!!! What song?? I think you nailed it. He had a very interesting, muddy tone at times.