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Today I run through 5 Reasons why you need Nashville guitarist Tom Bukovac in your life!
With so much great content online, where do you go to get your musical education? I have been loving my daily dose of Tom Bukovac and it seems I'm not alone! Thousands of guitar enthusiasts and lovers of all good things have been seeking the wisdom, dry wit and straight shooting of Cleveland's own Little Tommy Bukovac.
In this video I attempt to explain why I keep going back to school with Nashville session guitarist Tom Bukovac and why you should too. Also in this video I feature a beautiful Thinline from Leigh Guitars, built right here in Melbourne. This guitar really caught me by surprise. Let me know what you think!
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Recording At Home Tips with Studio Engineer Brendan Marolla.
Recording at home is something we have probably all done and for many of us, it's very normal. But what are the guiding principles that distinguish well-recorded tracks from problematic ones? Are there tips for recording at home that consistently gives us better results? What studio recording techniques are true for any recording environment?
This Zoom call seemed like a great opportunity to pick the brain of an experienced studio engineer and producer to find out what really matters when you are recording at home.
👇 What is the best recording advice you have ever received? Leave us a comment👇
Today we review a Classic Delay Pedal. The Line 6 DL4.
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It's a digital delay that looks analogue and recreates the classic sounds of vintage analogue delay units and pedals. But what's so great about the Line 6 DL4 and why is it still seen on so many players pedalboards? Watch our pedal review on this green machine to see why we think this remains such a popular delay pedal.
👇 Do you have a favourite digital pedal that you think is a classic? A few spring immediately to mind! Leave a comment on our YouTube page👇
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Lyndon & Zach
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Justin Yap is a Melbourne blues, soul and funk guitarist. He is a founding member of the hard-working band Rambal and he's a super-nice guy. What was meant to be a crash-course in playing the blues turned into something way more compelling!
In a crude attempt to get me 'gig ready' for a Blues jam I decided to get Justin into The Guitaring Show HQ to give me some killer tips that I could take to the stage. It was a simple idea. A simple idea wrapped inside my selfish motives to be a better blues guitarist! But Justin saw through my pathetic ruse. I soon learned that the true mark of a great player is not simply the notes played, but the intention to deliver a performance that compels a response from the listener based on the emotions that fuelled each note. Or to put it more simply, to 'be in the moment'.
So come with me on this journey as I once again get schooled on how to be a better guitarist and musician!
👇 Is there a piece of performance advice that has helped shape you as a player?👇
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Today we're trying to keep up with Anthony Taylor, country music guitarist as he blazes through some crazy licks and country riffs!
Turns out, I've got a lot of work to do!
👇 Anthony shared his views on what makes a gig special for him. Do you have a memory of a gig where everything came together? Or do you have any suggestions on how to ensure a gig is always great? Comment below👇
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Lyndon & Zach
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Today we're chatting with Anthony Taylor, country music guitarist and singer.
It was a sweltering day in early February when I met Anthony in The Guitaring Show car park. I had been trying to tee up this interview for sometime but the touring musician can be a very elusive breed! I've known Anthony for quite a few years but I reckon this was the longest we have ever chatted, specifically about his life as a session and touring musician.
I honestly had a blast and found the discussion super interesting. We got to chat about his guitar gear, the importance of compression to his sound, what makes a gig great plus much, much more. Anthony really is one of the best country pickers going 'round.
Enjoy the video!
👇 Anthony shared his views on what makes a gig special for him. Do you have a memory of a gig where everything came together? Or do you have any suggestions on how to ensure a gig is always great? Comment below👇
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Thanks for watching! Lyndon & Zach
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Today we take a quick look at three simple ways to layer your guitar tracks. Super handy when recording guitar parts, trying to find space in a mix or even working around what your band mates are playing. This is by no means an exhaustive list of options, but it's a solid start!
👇 Do you have a cool technique you use when layering up guitar parts? Comment below👇
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