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Advanced intro
The guitar
players paradox. Thinking without
thinking. BeginnersThis
is for everyone, make music
today. Guitar lessonsPractice
routines designed for your goals.
Ways to measure progress and define your path.
Play
FasterUnique strategies for
playing rock and speed metal. Guitar
solosPlay amazing
guitar solos. Rhythm Read sheet music
rhythm notation. Rhythm lessons New strumming
patterns for rhythm guitar. Dexterity lessons
Speed and accuracy for the fretting hand.
These
chromatic lessons enhance your improvising.
HarmonicsGhost
tones. Use harmonics and harmonic patterns. SequencingSequencing for
soloists
DanceGroove
and focus. GamesGuitar Hero and Rock
Band.
Watch the
Pros
Seeing is easier. After watching pro players, you'll
play faster guitar solos.
-Advanced work flow tips for Ableton, Geist
2, FL studio, Cubase, Pro Tools, Mixbus and
hundreds of VST plugins. Unified techniques
that utilize the best
of each program. -New
HTML 5 website with more videos and lessons, and an online store.
-New music in multiple styles.
Dance, country, dubstep and rock.
-Simplified guitar practice
strategies.
-Updated diet tips.
Techniques for fixing physical ailments like arthritis and nerve
damage. Specific simple diet tips that'll keep you healthy and
playing into retirement.
-I
did 2 exorcisms
on my friend and former band mate three years ago. He told me he
had a demon in him and I didn't really believe it. He also
told me a
priest couldn't get it out of him. So I did the "smart thing" and
found Saint Michaels Prayer of Exorcism on Google and performed it on
him. During the first exorcism he was hissing and snarling like a
rabid dog, and he started laughing in double octaves. During the
second exorcism he got tossed six feet through the air (in front of
another witness). That's the short version of the story.
The long version is even more nuts. Now
I can "feel spirit energy".
Lol, the
Universe is whack. But I can explain a lot of things now.
So that
process will begin. Be mildly good, Jesus energy is real (and a
lot of other energies are also real). The best thing you can do is talk
to "Jesus" as a friend. I actually think "Jesus" is the
archetypal energy of
"forgiveness" and "high love" and "understanding". This will take
a
lot of writing to achieve, but it'll happen this year, and it'll
make sense to most of you. I'm not a Christian
extremist. Whatever you envision as a higher power is valid for
you. However, I don't advise worshiping the devil under any
circumstance. Talk to Jesus (or Allah, Buddha, Krishna, The Great
Eagle, your Shaman
ancestors, etc.) But definitely talk to Jesus. You can level up
and start living in a way that seems supernatural. My long
term
goal is to start a school for exorcists. God bless and rock
on! -Josh
Energy
and music surge through you.
You have
a psychic
link with your band.
Jamming
How to jam properly. Listen,
react, groove, share
space, build up, stop thinking, improvise, feel the
music. Playing With FeelingInspired
guitar playing.
How to play guitar with
feeling, emotional intensity and heart. Guitar QuotesQuotes from Duane
Allman,
Yngwie, Jimmy Page, Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Jimi Hendrix and more.
The
spirituality page was written before I did the exorcisms on Alex.
It's outdated, but still interesting and relevant. MeditateFocus. Spirituality (physics) Insane
reality. Quantum physics. The
source of music. InspirationDon't
give up.
You'll learn how to play guitar.
Support friend
of the planetJames
Twyman the peace troubadour. He coordinates group meditation
sessions with
millions of people. He gets results.
"Condition
your mind to see crying children in it, the love and compassion of a
mother in the notes. The most significant thing
I learned about
music… is the consciousness
of it.” -Carlos Santana
"There's
a shift happening in humanity, a shift in consciousness, happening now
because it has to happen now." -Eckhart Tolle
"We
didn't have to talk
about anything... I
could just look back at him.... no
other communication was necessary."
-Chuck
Berry
This entire section is obsolete.
It has some useful tips, but it's not up to this websites
standards. I
will fix this situation.
For a current workflow overview, see below:
Cosmic Lane
I use FL Studio rewired
inside
Ableton. I get FL
benefits like the piano roll, step sequencer, bit-bridging between
32 and 64 bit plugins, re-synths like Harmor and tools like Edison.
I also get Ableton's ability to
trigger scenes and clips, warp, record easily and use the groove pool.
Slicex routing Chop a drum
loop into pieces and send drums
to different mixer tracks. Trigger multiple regions at
once. MIDI Out Using the midi out plugin in FL studio
to send midi data.
Routing
Ableton master - FL
slave
Version 1 - Transport controls are in sync. Tempo
synch is manual. FL master No VST is
allowed in Ableton when rewire slaved. Good work Ableton!!!
Located in beautiful Grand Rapids
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My
current lead time is 1 week. Rush jobs are possible. I
work with talented people for free.
Producing
lessons:
I'm simplifying the workflow of these software tools and
listing the most critical functions. 1% of you will really appreciate this
list... :-)
Ableton: Advanced
routing tricks. Trigger (and record) midi (or audio) from the
session view into the arrangement and create variations. Ableton
exports sound awful. It has a crappy "summing engine" (in my
opinion). Export midi files or audio "stems" and mix them in
Pro Tools or Harrison Mixbus. You can do a LOT with the intro
version (99$).
FL Studio:
The best piano roll of any DAW. It has unique tools
for arpeggiation and midi editing. A very complex program; it has
a lot of hidden tricks. FL exports also sound bad, but not as bad
as Ableton. Once again, export midi files or stems and
mix them in PT or Mixbus. FL can be used as a VST inside of
any other DAW without rewire.
Studio
one:
This is the fastest way to edit guitar solos or comp vocals.
It has ARA integration with Melodyne, so you can edit your solos
inside the studio one editor. Fantastic! You can also
quickly arrange sections of audio. You can adjust
volumes for an entire CD on the mastering page. S1 has
a solid summing engine (about 80% as good as PT).
Cubase:
Look for a crossgrade offer when you buy any of these other daws
and get Cubase for half price (around 330$). Cubase has the
"Chord track"; it'll force midi underneath of it to conform to any
chord. It also has the "Chord assistant".
This suggests chords to use in a progression. Cubase
gets upgraded almost every year.
Pro Tools: This ancient
dinosaur of a DAW sounds amazing, and that's why everybody mixes with
it. You can get Pro
tools first for free.
You'll be limited to 16 tracks. Pro tip: you need to
add a master track to every project, so do that first. Pro Tools
first website.
Mixbus:This program is cheap and sounds
great.
It's 98% as good as PT. It's slightly grainier, but it's
good for rock and other applications like dance or grunge, etc.
PT's has a shimmer and clarity in the high end that is unique.
Mixbus has an old school console sound. Both programs
are valid. Mixbus is slightly buggy, but it works great and
is rapidly improving. Mixbus website.
Melodyne: This
program allows you to fix and edit audio. You can fix a guitar
solo after you record it. You can change the volume of a note, or
the starting point of a note or even the pitch quickly and easily.
Magic!
FM8:
There are several kinds of synthesis, this the "best"
software version of FM synthesis. It can make super gritty
tones. Skrillex loves this synth.
Other good synths, Klevgrand, Sylenth 1, Serum, Bazzille,
Korg collection, too many to list right now.
I'm going to list a lot more in this overview section, Today is
2-26-18, and I'll be getting on that very soon.
Re-mastering:
I'm good at fixing audio from bad
recording sessions. Too many tricks to list at the moment
but I can make anything sound better. Video
editing:I can teach you, or do it for you.
Recording
sessions: I'm
currently upgrading the interface and preamps, but 16 tracks are
available at the moment.
Guitar
lessons: Very cheap, and you will get results
fast!!
Please text me at
419-438-9929. Or
email Grimmjoshua@yahoo.com Thanks and have a super
day!
Jamming
How to jam properly. Listen,
react, groove, share
space, build up, stop thinking, improvise, feel the
music.
