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We talk about and around the need for good notation software. 
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Episode Notes We talk about and around the need for good notation software. Wood Air Metal Guitar Podcast https://www.facebook.com/woodairmetal Find out more at https://woodairmetal.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Episode Notes
We talk about and around the need for good notation software. 
Wood Air Metal Guitar Podcast
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Find out more at <a href="https://woodairmetal.pinecast.co" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://woodairmetal.pinecast.co</a>
This podcast is powered by <a href="https://pinecast.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Pinecast</a>.

S1E33 - Time to move past antiquated Notation Software

Hosted by classical guitarist Adam Keeler and electric jazz guitarist Tim Mirth expounding on conversations they've had about guitar over the last 15 years. Both with over 30 years experience playing guitar, gigging, recording, teaching, complaining ;-) 

"Adam and I have basically had a never ending guitar discussion for the last 15 years we've known each other. Everything from discussing great players, the plight of being lefty, to new gear, recording techniques, guitar techniques etc..." Says co-host Tim. 

We thought why not share our discussions, it might be interesting to some people.  We really get into some heated discussions sometimes about different topics from Modelling vs Real amps to what makes players great, etc... So we're sharing, cause we know the world needs more guitar talk.

Seeing the world primarily through different lenses, Adam mostly acoustic, and Tim mostly electric gives a pretty unique perspective on the whole thing.

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Hosted by classical guitarist Adam Keeler and electric jazz guitarist Tim Mirth expounding on conversations they've had about guitar over the last 15 years. Both with over 30 years experience playing guitar, gigging, recording, teaching, complaining ;-) "Adam and I have basically had a never ending guitar discussion for the last 15 years we've known each other. Everything from discussing great players, the plight of being lefty, to new gear, recording techniques, guitar techniques etc..." Says co-host Tim. We thought why not share our discussions, it might be interesting to some people. We really get into some heated discussions sometimes about different topics from Modelling vs Real amps to what makes players great, etc... So we're sharing, cause we know the world needs more guitar talk. Seeing the world primarily through different lenses, Adam mostly acoustic, and Tim mostly electric gives a pretty unique perspective on the whole thing.

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