Thanks!!! How much would u say would get a really good guitar I don't want over two thousand...????

@emilernebro Awsome!

@Woy Thank you very much I really appreciate the comment. Sorry its taken me so long to reply. These is now a Spotify link for this arrangement which will have better audio. https://open.spotify.com/track/1FM7cT5xZ5OmeOoS3nOQ0V?si=Dd9Ly7orTe2gFYB0LZPkMg

@FlorianFaber thanks for your introduction!

I really liked your playing style !

In the near future we will make it possible to embed the youtube videos here.

Cheers,
Johannes

First of all, thanks for all the effort to research and model this!
A friend of mine did some modeling as well, and came to the conclusion that there should be a treble increase, rather than the perceived decrease:

Even though the exact values differ from your (probably more correct) model, the effect is clear.

So, what could we really conclude from all this? That our models are too simplistic? It seems like they contradict your empirical tests? One indication of the complexity is the fact that in your real recording example, the 12th and 13th component is really louder in the rolled-off case, right?

Thanks

@bbisci Happy to hear that! Thank you for being part of the ProGuitar community! /E

Congrats! That's a nice guitar. In the future, just go out and play them. If you want to know the difference between two of these track them down at a guitar shop and play them. Nothing is better than your own hear.

@emilernebro
That would be awesome!
Looking foward for that.
Thank you!

Fusion Music - Guitar Improvisations

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeoWAgn4aYCb0bXAkfzvRIwVbxsG1gRwp

Best Regards

@rydodydo you can find it here: https://www.proguitar.com/academy/lessons/fingerstyle/folsom-prison-blues

@shplg
Happy to hear that!

@Tom577
Happy to assist!
We'll definitely add more content like this on the site!
Have a great day Tom!
/E

Thanks for the info! My little brother is learning acoustic guitar. Until now, he has learned different techniques like strummer, flatpicking or travis picking. His music lesson is going well under the trained professional and hope so he learns well and play beautifully!

Awesome! Hope you will enjoy ProGuitar!

@Serge That's right!
Thank you so much, I'm glad you like the lessons!

@Evanb667
Yes ok! If you look at example 9, that's the technique I use there (although it's over a B minor instead of A minor). The only difference is that I go back down the arpeggio as well. Making the pull-off on the high E string, as well as the pull-off on the B string as well. So I use the same "pull off" technique on the high two strings. (See example 9 to learn the pull off on the high E string, then do the same on the B string, hammering on two frets above the index finger bar. If you'd play this on the B minor chord, then hammer on on the 9th fret of the B string. I end the whole thing by playing an harmonic on the 8th fret (fretting that note, C#, and playing the harmonic 12 frets above that note.. thats the 9th of the chord, which makes the whole thing sound very nice.. Ending on that 9th! Let me know if you need more help! Kind regards/E

You are welcome! I’m glad I could help!

@Rich-A
I'm very happy to hear that Rich! Really glad that you're learning from the lessons and reaching out here on the forum! Keep picking! Kind regards/E

@emilernebro thank you.

@emilernebro Great, thanks for taking the time to respond and for the quick response. I will continue through the course, it is such a great technique to master.