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  Fingerstyle Blues Soloing Voice Leading VOL 2 Bebop Phrasing VOL 1 Melodic Chordal Movement VOL 1 Reed It I'll See You In My Dreams Monkeys Spinning Monkeys The Wellerman Avalon Salty Dog Rag
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  @emilernebro
  Amazing! You are the best, Emil. Thank you for your lessons and the quick response.

  This is super helpful,

  Jace

• Announcements

  Announcements regarding our community

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  @raf Hi!
  What tab did you want to find?
  Kind regards/E

• Introduce your self

  New to this community? Say hello and tell us who you are

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  @ardee
  Rodger,
  Thank you for the way you introduced yourself on our forum! I'm really glad it's "guitar time" now!! :)

  Thank you also for the kind words, I do my best to share what I know here on the site! We're glad to have you as part of our community, and I'm looking forward to hearing more from you!
  Kind regards/Emil

• Acoustic Guitar Forum

  Everything about acoustic guitars and playing

  Playing techniques Fingerstyle Guitar
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  @harmoniac
  Sorry for the late reply!! I missed this post.. Hope you had a great time at the Nashville Camp!! I think those camps are great even though you might not be at a level to play everything that the guitarists are teaching.. It will most likely be a wonderful inspirational experience too! Depending on the style, I'd say that the most important thing to learn is to get the thumb more independent from your fingers when it comes to rhythms. Check out the free lessons "Fingerstyle Basics", and then move on to some blues lessons!
  Kind regards/Emil

• Classical Guitar Forum

  Discuss everything related to classical guitars and playing

  Classical Music Flamenco Guitar Classical Guitar technique
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  Hey Emil,
  Happy holidays first off and I hope this message finds you. I really enjoy your lesson on your arrangement of "O Come All Ye Faithful." I was wondering if you have anything similar of your arrangement of "Here, There and Everywhere" and "What A Wonderful World." Your arrangements of these songs are quite incredible. It would be awesome love to learn some more Emil-isms in my playing. Your feel and take on these songs is impeccable.
  Thanks,
  Jason

• Electric Guitar Forum

  Discuss everything related to electric guitars and playing

  Telecaster Talk Stratocaster Talk Les Paul Talk Gear Electric Guitar Parts
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  I am having trouble wiring my CRL 3-way switch because the fender diagram has the lug position sequence flip-flopped from my switch. On my drawing you see the top left lug for the neck yellow wire is on the outside of the ground lug on bottom. Do I flop the wiring to black, black, empty lug, yellow bridge to top and yellow neck, empty lug, black, black to the bottom.

• Bass Guitar Forum

  Discuss everything related to bass guitars, double bass and playing

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  Hi,

  When you see gear for sale, especially pedals, with someone accepting "reasonable offers" how do you usually gauge that? People seem to oscillate from "not a dollar less" to "half price.

• Jazz Guitar Forum

  Discuss everything related to jazz guitars and playing

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  Have you find this part? I'm also looking for it.

• Steel Guitar Forum

  Discuss everything related to steel guitars and playing

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  Hello,
  I wonder if this is a lap or pedal steel guitar that the soloist plays?:
  On other records of this artist the soloist is posing with lap steel, so possibly it could be that. But I am not sure, I am totally a beginner in steel guitars.
  Sometimes the solo consist of simple melodic patterns lacking slides, like from 2:58 to 3:20
  Does the soloist play it on the steel guitar, too?
  If someone is an expert on these, could he guess the tuning?

  Thanks !

  I didn't find the right solution from the internet.

  References:
  http://steelguitarnetwork.net/forums/topic/74/what-type-of-steel-guitar-is-used-here-and-what-can-be-the-tunin
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• Luthiers Forum

  The place to connect and learn from other Luthiers. In this category we discuss topics that are general and relevant regardsless of Luthiers speciality

  Classical Guitar Making Acoustic Guitar Making Archtop Guitar Making Electric Guitar Making Steel Guitar Making Wood Luthiers Tools & Machines Glues & Finishing Parts & Accessories Luthiers Portfolio
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  So- am semi-new to guitar building and completely new to the forum! My first kit was an SG-type 12/6 double neck. didn't come out great but not awful either and sounds ok. It has glued/epoxied in necks. Just recently acquired a strat kit. Of course it's got a bolt-in neck. Am a bit apprehensive to drill the 4 holes and twist in the screws- worrying if the neck might crack. It must happen now and then although I've never seen it. My other question IS- I haven't checked the frets and neck with a rocker or gauge yet but in the event the frets need leveling - is it fine to do that before drilling the neck fastening holes as long as the neck fits snugly in the pocket? Hope this wasn't confusing-

  cheers,
  bill

• Studio & Recording

  Discuss recording techniques and studio equipment.

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  @pehlmanr

  Hi there!

  I’m using two microphones, and usually it’s a couple of Neumann TLM 102.
  From there I go into a simple preamp/daw which is called steinberg UR44. I use an iMac with protools.
  When I record I have one mic around the 12th fret and one mic on the bridge.
  In any recording software program like protools or similar, you can pan the channels right and left - and I usually pan one mic around 35 to the left and 35 to the right.
  I do a simple eq mix where I usually cut a bit of bass and get rid of a couple of harsh frequencies in the upper midrange etc. maybe boost the highs a bit on the bridge mic.
  And I add reverb to both channels.
  Very simple recording process and I don’t do much at all really, just two mics and a bit of work with eq and then add reverb.
  Kind regards /Emil

• The Composing Guitarist
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  @emilernebro Thanks for the input, much appreciated.

  I'm a little rusty reading/writing sheet music but it can only help to relearn it I imagine.

  I found the Dorico SE version which is free and has what seems like all the basics for doing guitar notation + tablature, going to give it a shot.

• Guitar Repair & Restoration

  Show your repair and restoration skills or ask the professionals for help

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  @arman said in Need Help with ltd EC1000 PIEZO:

  Hi,
  I've got my ltd EC1000p several months ago and everything was working fine. but the other day when I plugged my guitar in JACK 1 with mono cable the magnetic pickup didn't work. when I use the mag/piezo selector only piezo pickup have sound. It means I don't have the blend of both magnetic and piezo or magnetic pickup right now. please help me with this. what could be the problem?
  it is good to know that when I use JACK 2 the magnetic pickups work fine and when I use a stereo cable in JACK 1, just piezo pick up have sound and nothing is coming out of magnetic pickups.
  I appreciate any help on this.

  The problem may be the mono cable or jack that you are using. Try using a different mono cable or jack and see if that helps. If not, it may be a problem with the wiring or circuitry of the guitar itself. You may need to take the guitar to a professional repair shop to have it looked at.

• Market

  Do you have something awesome for sale? Interested in obtaining a new cool guitar? Tell our community!

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  About This Listing
  Larrivée Model L-03-12R Acoustic 12 String Guitar Description

  This acoustic 12 string guitar was made in Canada in 2003. This is a solid wood guitar featuring a maple bound solid Sitka spruce top, solid rosewood back & sides, a mahogany neck and a maple bound ebony fingerboard. The 25.5” scale length neck joins the body at the 14th fret giving a comfortable amount of play room:16" Wide (lower Bout) and 41" in Length

  The neck profile is thinner than you may expect and the guitar plays incredibly fast for a 12-string with low action and very easy playability on a smooth ebony fingerboard with maple binding. The X-scalloped bracing helps project and resonates beautifully. The head stock overlay and bridge are both made of ebony with a Larrivée logo inlayed on the headstock and dot inlays on the ebony fingerboard.

  This is one of the best playing 12 string acoustic guitars that I have ever played. It looks, sounds and feels fantastic and comes with the original Larrivée hard shell case. This is a fantastic player’s guitar that is setup perfectly and ready to make some great music!

  Specifications:

  Make: Larrivée Model: L-03-12R Serial Number : 64519 Year of Manufacture : 2003 Country of Origin: Canada Finish: Satin Natural Condition : Mint Body Type: Acoustic Upper Bout: 11.625” Lower Bout: 16” Waist: 10.25” Body Depth: 4.75” Top: Sitka Spruce Back and sides Wood: Rosewood Bracing: X-Scalloped Neck : Mahogany Neck Joins Body: 14th Fret Headstock Overlay: Ebony Fingerboard : Ebony Body Binding: Maple Heel Cap: Maple Fingerboard Binding: Maple Inlays: Headstock Logo, Dot Fingerboard Inlays Rosette: Herringbone Top Purfling: Multi-Strip Frets: 20 Frets Scale Length: 25.5” Nut : Bone Nut Width: 1 7/8” Hardware: Chromium Tuning Machine : Silver Larrivée Tuners Bridge: Ebony Saddle: Bone Compensated Bridge Pins: Compensated With Dots Case : Original Larrivée Hardshell Case
• News, Concerts and Events

  Guitar shows, concerts, jam sessions, club dates, new product releases etc.

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  @undefined-v
  Looks like an awesome event! :)
  Say hi to Karlijn and Alexander Misko from me!! /Emil Ernebro

• Comments & Feedback

  Got a question or any suggestion? Let us know!

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  Hi Emil,

  just wanted to give a small suggestion concerning organizing your lessons. I think it would be great to have "latest" filter to zoom in on the newest lessons on your site.

  Have a great day.

  Kavi