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building a platform out of 2x4s and 3/4" plywood to put the entire set on will really help. it only needs to be a few inches off the ground. also, hanging drapes made out of thick materials on the walls will help, but there are more effective (read:more expensive) ways to soundproof the actual ...

Is anyone around here still looking for this?

Heres my situation:

I have a drum set in my room where my band practices. The problem is that the drum set is far too loud, especially whenever we're trying to play at lower sound levels like at night.

Question: What's the most cost-effective way to soundproof the drums?

I'm thinking of just ...

alot of the slaps are indiscerable in the beginning
the finger slide in the second part isnt loud enough
the harmonic slap is not existent
the tapping part is pretty tightened up just crank it a little, dont hold back. (you def use a different tab than me for that pat by the way)
the flamenco ...

you rhythm is slightly shaky, when you move from the first to the second section, you lose the downbeat and seem to start the tempo from scratch

and you can barely hear the bass line during the third section. and there was one time when you hit the low D string that it went out of tune from ...

Long time no post ... I've been busy gettin some new recording equipment and toying around with it (the Tascam US-122 kicks ASS).

Anyways, I figured it was time for me to put out my cover of Phunkdified by Justin King. I've been working on the song for almost a year now on and off, and think I ...

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Okay, I learned the opening part of Little Wing last night, and I'm curious as to whether Hendrix and SRV used a pick on this song, or if they would just use fingers. When I play it with fingers, I get it to sound a lot more accurate, maybe because I'm a little sloppier when using a pick ...

check it out, some of hendrix and some of srv's little wing, covered by me and my acoustic.




http://www.unc.edu/~alves/record-01.mp3

I'm not sure about the other guitarists technique .. but Justin King only uses two right hand fingers to tap ... he usually plays the melody with these two fingers on the high strings while playing the bass line with his left hand ...

As far as polyphonic tapping on an acoustic guitar goes, Trace ...

Hendrix didn't do that .. he played a right handed strat stringed for a left handed player, so he played leftie. He could, however, just flip up a right handed guitar upside down and play it ... even donig the bends in the opposite direction. I am pretty sure thats how he recorded "Wind Cries Mary ...

ive tabbed out the intro to phunkiphied, no one has a change tab, theres a hand written copy of phunkiphied somewhere thats near perfect, and knock on wood is untabbable, i dont have the cd so thats all i kno

yea dude, there is an actual GIF impage of an exactly perfect (or near perfect ...

EVERY SINGLE modern acoustic instrumntalist was in some way influenced by Hedges. He paved the way for, as Don Ross woud call it- "heavy wood".

It's not about how fast or flashy he was it's about his tone. Listen to "Bensusan" and you'll know what I mean. That slide up and the little harmonic ...

put justin king to shame? how is that song more complicated then justin king stuff? and how did justin king ever did his stuff without ease?

hahahah.

Sorry, but michael hedges OWNS justin king. and you know i like him. That isn't michael playing, either.

Hedges is the father of all that is ...

So theres been alot of interest in heavily percussive acoustic guitar around here lately ... especially in Justin King and Keller Williams...


so what about the man who pretty much revolutionized acoustic guitar in the early 80's and pretty much brought to the forefront acoustic slap guitar ...

ok man, i can kind of play it decently, been working on it for around a year now, still dont have it close, but its recognizable. here are some tips :


as for the slap bass line part of phunkdified, i dont really go by a tab, theres too many nuances to accuratley represent it in tab... i would ...