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11-28-2008, 12:39 AM
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Karasian Solider
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In-Game Name: Dynamics
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you can come tune my guitar any day
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11-28-2008, 01:35 AM
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Mini Greenky
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Server: Fiesta
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You'll get used to tuning.
its a pain right now but you get better at it.
I can almost tune by ear now.
it'll come to you naturally the more you play.
Your pinky is going to be VERY hard to train.
I didn't start using mine till about the third year i was playing.
Heres a tip!
It's going to be VERY un-natural and uncomfortable to use it right now!
But if you learn it's going to make everything easier later on.
Mine still isn't as strong as the rest of my hand and I've been playing for like six years!!
haha as for the buzz your guitar gets. I'm not exactly sure what you mean..
is it buzz from your pickups?
or do you have an acoustic?
It can be a fret placement problem that cheap guitars get.
it depends on what kind your playing.
speaking of which.......
What kind of a guitar do you play?
and if you have an amp i would like to know about that too!!!
IF you have any questions at all feel free to ask me!!
I would be more then happy to help!
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11-28-2008, 02:48 AM
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Boar
In-Game Name: Miriamele, Mooncalf
Current Level: 86, 5x
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Oh, cheap would do it then. I've played on a lot of friends' guitars that are cheap and a lot of them buzz.
As for fingering... practice, practice, practice. It's amazing how much your finger style changes as you become more proficient.
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11-28-2008, 04:12 AM
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Mini Greenky
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Originally Posted by Miriamele
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Oh, cheap would do it then. I've played on a lot of friends' guitars that are cheap and a lot of them buzz.
As for fingering... practice, practice, practice. It's amazing how much your finger style changes as you become more proficient.
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He knows what he's talking about!
lol
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11-28-2008, 06:28 AM
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Malingerer
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Is tuning by ear really that tough? I've been playing only for about half a year and I can do it pretty good. And yeah...fingering = practice.
And dude, stop saying G string :P
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11-28-2008, 06:34 AM
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Mini Greenky
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Originally Posted by Vasu
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Is tuning by ear really that tough? I've been playing only for about half a year and I can do it pretty good. And yeah...fingering = practice.
And dude, stop saying G string :P
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you mean tuning to itself?
like fifth to open?
no i meant more along the lines of im starting to develop perfect pitch...
haha
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11-28-2008, 06:34 AM
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FF's Official Weirdo
In-Game Name: [BlackDragonEX - Paladin]
Current Level: [BlackDragonEX - 73]
Server: Teva
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Originally Posted by Miriamele
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As for fingering... practice, practice, practice. It's amazing how much your finger style changes as you become more proficient.
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Oh god I have such a dirty mind... DX |
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11-28-2008, 03:21 AM
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Papa Bear
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Originally Posted by Dynamics
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you can come tune my guitar any day
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O-o
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