Took a bit of time to get to this speed. Main thing is it could be smoother/ more efficient still, I really need to work more on the technique you showed on the way down (using my finger instead of the pick). But I’ll keep working on it!

Wanted to practice my timing and play something live without any overdubs, and what’s better for that than a looper pedal? 😁 If your timing is bad, the looper will expose you instantly. How do you usually practice timing and rhythm?

Hello fellow fret board Flyers, This kind of playing might be a bit far-fetched, but I thought it could be interesting to some of you guys here, potentially more in a post-rock, shoegaze style. I grabbed this new plug-in for free, it's by Eventide, the usually make guitar pedals, but this is a digital one. It's basically a reverb that filters frequencies based on the harmonic spectrum that you can choose. And I came up with this little jam today and made a video where I explain how I used it and whatnot. You can grab it here for free. Let me what you think, have a great day. 🤘 https://www.eventideaudio.com/plug-ins/temperance-lite/

https://youtu.be/yhwUc9ckM58

Since Christian and I were talking a bit about alternative guitar tunings in his latest cover, I thought I'd share one of my favorite open tunings with you. Don't ask me how I came up with this one—I don't remember—but it's super fun to try out. It's basically a whole guitar tuned to a power chord, similar to the way Soundgarden did it in "The Day I Tried to Live." On the album Superunknown, they have a tuning which basically from low to high goes E E B B B B. In this one, I also use a power chord, basically playing root, fifth, root, fifth, and then double root. If you try it out, it would be great to see you guys use it as well and jam around with it a bit. Have a nice Sunday.