As I was going through posts and just checking in when I thought what does progress look like for others? I’m learning about myself and how progress pops up when you’re not looking! I’m just keeping my perspective and feeding passion. The other day I was able to see a new layer on the fretboard. Cmaj all over the fretboard including chords, triads, 7th chords, Dom7th, and which pentatonic box is above and below me. After the first two years I learned how much there is to learn or how much I don’t know 🤯 Redirect - wow I’ll always be able to pickup my guitar and never run out of things to do. Progress as Steve always says happens in small increments but compound over time. So yes looking at one month vs one year is a huge difference. That gives me the motivation to keep on truckin. I heard someone say that most are not capable of understanding a billon vs a million so it made me think of the developing musician. We don’t know how vast music really is so I thought this was neat. There are approx 11 days is 1 million seconds but 31.7 years in 1 billion. The paradox here for me is mindset and grace. No matter how hard you work things take time. Why does it matter when or how you get it as long as you get it, right?

I watched a great video tonight I should of jotted dwn! In a major key what’s the numbers got to Be not sure if it’s 1 4 5 can someone on earth tell me the Major and Minor thank you

I have always wanted, and tried many times in the last 10 years to figure out Pro Tools editing functions. Barely ever cracked open my PT HD, when I would, closed it shortly after. The mix feature wasn't that bad, plugins were a challenge at first. Got a new PC, a Dell again, w/Win 11, and a 27" monitor, I have put my fist down, signed up with Avid's free version of Pro Tools. If I can understand how to use Autodesk's Fusion 360, Pro Tools Intro can not be anymore difficult.

First time outlining the song so wanted to record it as a before video. Next is internalizing the rhythm patterns and knowing the changes. Then comes vocals 😬 gonna share anyways when I actually submit my vocal video to another academy. Gotta break that ice. I thought I had the tone Gavin established via palm-muting & fretting like a seesaw. .but it took a while ( and still can improve ) if you can keep your power chords or rather barre chords fretted and mute and activate tone using the picking hand and palm it brings out the songs character. During this practice I wondered and is a question for the community? If you want to play say Glycerine and the sheet music shows 16ths but all down strums until the end of that chord right before the transition then up. So MUST you follow say the way the artist strums it if that tone is what defines the song? When I see 16ths I immediately alternate pick bc it feels more natural. If the goal is to sound as close to the recording for a cover song. Thx in advance!

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