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Some of you have noticed lately that I haven't been active within the GMC community. Unfortunately, I'm leaving the community. I've really enjoyed my time here, but it's time for me to move on to bigger and better things.

Kris probably won't be happy to hear that I'm actually heading up the development of a USA based Video Lesson and Community website. I've joined up with a local and successful business that is not only a music store, but a recording studio and a lesson facility. They currently only do business "in person" as opposed to "online." Talking with the business owner, we're planning to expand his business physically as well as online to develop a community built for musicians.

The instructors involved all have degrees in music composition or music performance and the voice teacher has her PHD. We'll be filming our lessons in our recording studio with professional lighting and video equipment. We will teach lessons on guitar, piano, drums, voice, and recording/mixing. Our physical expansion will involve remodeling to accommodate space specifically designed to be used for filming online lessons. Not only will our website provide lessons, we will also be providing demo's of equipment that we can sell to you straight from our site. You can also ask our repair technicians questions about your gear if it is broken or not working correctly.

Above all, the last thing I want to happen is for our website to steal members from the community of GMC, but if you'd like to help us grow this new and great community, we'd love it if you would register and also be active within our website! We will not be stealing content of any kind from this community! Our website and physical remodeling are still in development, but we are moving very quickly.

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Thank you GMC for what you've provided for me! It is now time to move on.

-Kyle

Sounds great for a first try!

The neck was cracked on the guitar before he sent it...so he was waiting for another one to come in. I'll get it soon.

I personally have found that software tends to sound less than acceptable to my ears, but I've never tried this program. It's worth giving it a try if you like what you're friends rig sounded like.

there's a button that says print screen.

haha

aha!....got it thanks

yea...this is what i'm talking about, but i still dont see that option

I've seen several topics where you can put pictures and mp3's in your topic, but i've only found that you can do it at the end of the post.

(For instance...putting a picture or mp3 file right here instead of at the bottom)

How do you do that?

Try looking into THIS lesson.

Go Here and i'll try to help you out with a live video feed!

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If you haven't registered with justin.tv you'll need to do so in order to chat.

Jack Black is a talented musician.

New...you can get it HERE for about $1000.

On ebay you can probably get it for considerably less.

haha that's great

thanks!

Anything below a Roland TD-6 sucks...trust me. The HD-1 like audiopaal mentioned would be ok, but it doesn't have a real kick pedal. This just isn't going to feel anything like a drum kit and I wouldn't recommend it.

Here's my suggestion...go find a TD-3 on ebay!

TD-3's don't sound incredibly great because the "brain" isn't that feature-rich. But if you buy the kit and decide you like it...you can upgrade the brain to a TD-6 module and it'll sound tons better for not a lot more.

To get something good, you're looking at spending at least $800.

Yamaha kits don't play as good as Roland kits.

haha...stay strong!

haha...thanks for the compliment

Only if we start a band!

This is awesome news!

definitely not a finished song though

Sometimes your improvisations will sound simple when you play them alone. Try creating 2 different riffs centered around the same chords/scales and then combine what you liked about each one and make a "super riff".

This might make for a good lesson...???

What do you think?

d'addario vs slinky vs elixir

I've always used elixir strings, but i hear that the other 2 mentioned might help with faster playing.

I'm going to pick some of each up soon and try them out.

What's your experience with them?

thanks for the responses marcus!

come back...i was talking to you