Because fuck DJ Khaled. I heard the guy doesn’t produce shit but still shouts his name, whilst others with talent get no praise.
Really stupid question time I'm asking here since this place is good about finding game ISOs in general.
I actually found a really nice boxed Guitar Praise guitar in a Goodwill and picked it with the hope I can rig it up to play Guitar Hero on PC with somehow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T5OztHyti70
I wanted to try the clone game it originally came with for shits and giggles but it was missing the disc and I can't find any ISOs of it online
Do you know were the guitar chords are written down? They will come in might handy. Thank you
In my Protestant church they praise God by singing songs on the guitar but I don't identify with that kind of music genre (pop style). However, the lyrics are okay.
They do YouTube broadcasts during confinement, but I always skip the guitar praise part.
Besides, I don't really understand what it means to do a worship/praise.
Are there any heavy metal or rap songs that I can sing? How could I praise God in any other way?
"You can make music on a $300 guitar" was being sneered at in the discord server. It shouldn't be.
Zeppelin's Kashmir was recorded on a cheap guitar. "Pawn shop" reissue Fenders emulated the elbow grease that indie rockers put into fixing up their affordable second-hand gear. Smashing Pumpkins worked a busted up used guitar into Mayonnaise.
Creating compelling music with inexpensive gear has been done and can be done. Our end result is a combination of what we do and what we use. We know because it has been done.
Yes, for every Kashmir, there are several dozen more successful songs recorded on much higher grade equipment.
And for every Kashmir, there are thousands of bars full of expensive guitars that will be forever doomed to basements and local pubs.
I have taught in a creative capacity. I have taught people to express themselves in a creative manner. I am coming from this mindset and background
Encouragement, no matter what the starting point, is vital.
I have seen shy people become extremely talented performers. I have seen incredibly quiet people stand up straighter, taller, and happier without always seeing the change in themselves.
My perspective comes from having guided people while they found their art and their voice.
It helped immensely that they were encouraged at every step of the way. It came from excitement to make art. It came from reminders that "you're on your way."
They became better artists and happier people.
Can't was a word we used very often.
Let's be clear: High end equipment can and should be encouraged. However, it should feed the curiosity and beginner's mind. The operative word is encouraged.
Consider this approach: "Just try a better guitar when you get the chance. Feel how the frets sit against the side of the neck and now they don't poke your hand. Pay attention to how the pickup selector and tone knobs feel. Listen to how they sound. These are the differences, and it will help you to save some money for a very well made guitar."
One fosters curiosity, possibility, and imagination. "You can't" is a blatant lie. Kashmir.
Encourage. Encourage curiosity. Encourage art. If you have a favorite expensive guitar then encourage someone to try one just like it. Encourage. Do not condescend. Do not say can't.
I have seen bands completely move a crowd on Epiphones.
I have seen "Stratocaster" used as a slur by a non-musician friend. She had some very bad experiences wi
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I'm interested in this subject because I'm so dang biased when it comes to Jimi hendrix I need to know what you guys think.
Hi R/guitar! My church is considering purchasing an acoustic electric guitar so I'm looking for recommendations/advice. Our pastor said he'd be willing to shell out a little more money to get something that won't be an issue in the future. A major use would be for Sunday morning worship, we do pretty standard Hillsong, Bethel, Elevation songs(I usually play lead).
So does anybody have any recommendations for a well-built acoustic-electric? I'm thinking between $300-$600 would the price range and I think he'd be open to looking at used. Is there anything I should look for specifically when I'm at the guitar shop or online?
