Was able to pay my tanglewood a few days ago. It's almost as loud as an acoustic 6-string but is a pure acoustic(until i put a pickup in it).
It needs a setup though, nut cut deeper, truss rod, possibly drop bridge <1mm.
Ha... the challenge here is to make my freshly minted song a valid entry.
So the poster is advertising a Shadow Play, but ripping off Rory Gallagher woudl be cheating. However, in this warped tale an unexpected incident casts a dark shadow over the village green...
Actualy as the poster is promoting 'composers' any piece composed by anyone is probably eligible if it meets the dates... 😆
You can improve youe ear with practice just like anything else,
When I started out I struggled to tell what key something was in.
After a few years I took singing lessons and the tutor said my relative pitch was fantastic (although I don't have perfect pitch).
These days I can get in key withon 2 or 3 notes, but I struggle to work fast passages out by ear. Generally i find a tab and then work through fininding any errors..
I came across an exercise which was playing a riff in eighth notes, then every so often speeding up to sxiteenths for a bar, keeping time.
It was a really good exercise and helped me step up a notch in my playing.
Blues rock version or Hair Metal version?
Which do I prefer... let's just say Whitesnake have a track record for spoiling a good songs, like 'Ere I Go Again Again.
Under all that crap a B2, converted into a lefty by my brother, converted back by me, and resprayed by my mate - believe it or not.
Sounds fantastic and plays itself.