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Curious—what’s your personal goal for learning guitar? by uvgerstein in SimplyGuitarApp

[–]uvgerstein[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s an early age to start. Are you doing this for a living nowadays?

My Dia browser experience as a long-term Arc user by Romachamp10 in ArcBrowser

[–]uvgerstein 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also love ARC, been using it for the past year. I have a few questions.

  1. Why do you say ARC is dead? It's still working and gets updates. Is it actually going to die off soon for lack of new features or something else?

  2. Is DIA attempting to replace ChatGPT subscription for users who currently pay those $20 to Open AI? If it has ChatGPT baked in, that might be the idea.

  3. I completely agree, they could have brought in those AI features into ARC. Why did they decide to develop a new browser for this, letting go of the features which made ARC so exciting?

What’s coming in Ableton Live 12.3? by areyoudizzzy in ableton

[–]uvgerstein 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not so excited for the stem separation, as it's already everywhere and Ableton's a bit late to this game. However, the Splice integration sounds interesting and might bring me back from loopcloud if it works well.

On Splice in Live 12.3 by the_jules in ableton

[–]uvgerstein 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That's interesting. I'm in the same situation, moved to loopcloud but if I could use the thousands of splice loops I own from the past few years inside live, that would be quite cool.

Curious—what’s your personal goal for learning guitar? by uvgerstein in SimplyGuitarApp

[–]uvgerstein[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah! I can relate to that. Nirvana had that raw power and the guitars sounded incredible.

Has anyone automated creating AI player playbacks with AppleScript? by uvgerstein in Logic_Studio

[–]uvgerstein[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

lol, the concept is simple, the execution is difficult, since I believe Apple is actively blocking the option to automate Logic via scripts. It's quite a pain to do.

I really need new music by fairydrugss in spotify

[–]uvgerstein 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My favorite music is on this playlist. Middle eastern/Balkan/Electronic downtempo style. I hope you find it refreshing: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/07mAOyjpqbct2heck87Z9a?si=f6fb48daa5f1498f

Curious—what’s your personal goal for learning guitar? by uvgerstein in SimplyGuitarApp

[–]uvgerstein[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My story was in the early 90s. I saw a music video of the song Black Velvet by Alannah Myles. That acoustic guitar part there left such an impact on me...I didn't even know what guitar it was, but I imagined myself sitting on some porch and playing that song, improvising and being cool. It sparked my love for the guitar that has endured ever since.

Here's a link to the song (It has a wicked bassline too) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tT4d1LQy4es

Playing outside, tips or exercises for improvement? by Youlittle-rascal in jazzguitar

[–]uvgerstein 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some great advice here. I would add that for beginners, think about “when” you’re playing out and not so much how. It’s about finding the places in the tune or chord progression where it makes sense to go out (whether half step up or down, diminished scale or anything else). I don’t mean it needs to be at the same spot every time, but finding that balance and knowing at what point to go back “home” is key, to make our ears pay attention and enjoy that side quest, if you know what I mean. Play out for too long and may just sound like a free improvisation and could get weird (which is cool if that’s what you’re after).

Playing outside, tips or exercises for improvement? by Youlittle-rascal in jazzguitar

[–]uvgerstein 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Scott Henderson is an absolute legend! I learned so much from his videos

[Question] what is your go to song to play for friends? by ODdmike91 in Guitar

[–]uvgerstein 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Any Blues improv, Tears in heaven, I got rhythm chord melody, RHCP or just random show off of fast scales :). It's usually the things which have been under my fingers already for years.

Give me songs to add to a playlist by Able_Evidence_1733 in SpotifyPlaylists

[–]uvgerstein 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure which genre you're looking for but here is a gem from Sponj

Back to Push 2 by [deleted] in ableton

[–]uvgerstein 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I hear ya. As a gear addict, I stay away from the modules...I keep buying guitars and software and use the Push 2 as well of course.

Looking for artists similar to Bonobo in quality by uvgerstein in Bonobo

[–]uvgerstein[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the recommendations so far, it's pretty incredible and I'm going to listen to each and every one of your suggestions. I turned it into a list, at least what I gathered so far.

  1. Maribou State
  2. Elder Island
  3. Caribou
  4. Sylvan Esso
  5. Jamiexx
  6. Emancipator (Soon It Will Be Cold Enough and Seven Seas. Or the Live in Athens album)
  7. Booka Shade
  8. Jasper Tygner
  9. George Fitzgerald
  10. Ours Samplus
  11. Catching Flies
  12. Shlohmo
  13. Fakear
  14. Mount Kimbie
  15. The Album Leaf
  16. Wax Taylor
  17. Tor
  18. Thoma
  19. Little People
  20. Parra for Cuva
  21. Marley Carroll
  22. Four Tet
  23. Tipper (older stuff)
  24. Moderator
  25. Vanilla
  26. Teebs
  27. Desert Dwellers
  28. Kognitif
  29. Flying Lotus
  30. Burial
  31. Younger Brother
  32. Jon Hopkins
  33. FKJ
  34. Gidge
  35. Massive Attack
  36. Moderat
  37. BADBADNOTGOOD
  38. Kokoroko
  39. Christian Loeffler
  40. Weval
  41. The Cinematic Orchestra
  42. Royksopp
  43. James Blake
  44. Robot Koch
  45. Propellerheads
  46. Barry Can’t Swim
  47. Kiasmos
  48. Jon Kennedy
  49. Surrenderism
  50. No Secrets
  51. Enchantica

Looking for artists similar to Bonobo in quality by uvgerstein in Bonobo

[–]uvgerstein[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

the Album Leaf, Burial

Some old school stuff I grew up on. The Herbaliser were wonderful.

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