Yoncopin's Bootcamp, Earn it Soldier!!!!!! |
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Sep 12 2016, 01:27 AM
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Lesson 19 here @ 90bpm. I've been really busy with this, Gabe's lessons and finishing my pedal cabinet. Here are a few photos of the card itself
   
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Sep 19 2016, 07:07 PM
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Lesson 20 here!
and my pedal cabinet with two working effects 
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Sep 19 2016, 08:33 PM
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New Mission and a new build!! Congrats Soldier
Before I Get in to the Mission, I gotta give you props on your build!!! Looks amazing. Super nice. Really looks like it could be in any top notch studio. I don't know if you are up for starting a small biz selling custom cabs to studios, but I gotta say, you certainly have the skills to do it. IF you ever need a second line of work, or wanna make a few bucks, even selling through ebay/reverb could make you some good money. Folks will pay for nice quality. Do you know anything about wood stains and such? Could you do oxblood for example? Just to give you an idea of what things go for, here is a tiny oxblood stained table for a studio that runs $655. They are sold out currently https://www.pinterest.com/pin/445786063095315592/ Also, I see your modules in there!! Very spiff. Could be another income stream Custom analogue modules of your choosing. Literally any configuration. Very spiff indeed!!!Tod QUOTE (yoncopin @ Sep 19 2016, 02:07 PM)  Lesson 20 here! and my pedal cabinet with two working effects |
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Sep 19 2016, 09:12 PM
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QUOTE (Todd Simpson @ Sep 19 2016, 03:33 PM) New Mission and a new build!! Congrats Soldier Before I Get in to the Mission, I gotta give you props on your build!!! Looks amazing. Super nice. Really looks like it could be in any top notch studio. I don't know if you are up for starting a small biz selling custom cabs to studios, but I gotta say, you certainly have the skills to do it. IF you ever need a second line of work, or wanna make a few bucks, even selling through ebay/reverb could make you some good money. Folks will pay for nice quality. Do you know anything about wood stains and such? Could you do oxblood for example? Just to give you an idea of what things go for, here is a tiny oxblood stained table for a studio that runs $655. They are sold out currently https://www.pinterest.com/pin/445786063095315592/ Also, I see your modules in there!! Very spiff. Could be another income stream Custom analogue modules of your choosing. Literally any configuration. Very spiff indeed!!!Tod Thanks so much Todd That is very kind of you to say. I'm very pleased with how the project turned out. I really liked experimenting with pedal building, but the enclosures were such a pain and my room was approaching a serious cable-pocalypse. This is nice and contained and I don't have to spray paint anything I would definitely still call it a prototype, but for my home use it'll work just how I need it to. It was a good opportunity to learn more about electronics, woodworking, audio, etc... It's a bit hard to tell, but this cabinet is stained "Classic Grey" so oxblood is definitely doable. I don't think I'll be making it a business any time soon though, I just love creating and building things It's taken a lot of time away from my actual guitar playing, so I'm glad to be back to that. Once I get some more effects I'm planning to do a more thorough write-up for GMC and maybe post it to a couple other DIY places.
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Oct 12 2016, 12:50 AM
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It took me a bit of time to get back in the routine of practicing after my vacation, but things are starting to settle down again. Here's Lesson 21!
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Oct 12 2016, 12:36 PM
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NICE!!!!! Well Fought Soldier!! I just realized after looking through this tab, that's it's a stripped down version of what's being done in the video. I'm going to update the lesson itself but as this was my bad I'm not going to hold you responsible. You played well and deserve your kudos!!!!
Let's Debrief... MEDAL OF HONOR 1.)Right hand is firmly planted on the bridge and you are starting to articulate the pick very well with a pinch of wrist and some finger action. Well done there! 2.)Precise as a Scalpel. This is a very good workout for either alt picking or econ depending on how you approach it it. 3.)CONTROL: No extra string noise, no unwanted notes and very even and deliberate pacing. Score!!! In short, your hard work is paying off in spades and you are more than ready for the hurdles that away you in coming missions! ATTACK!!! You just..... LEVELED UP!!!  P.S. Just for giggles, here is the tab and the guitar pro files that match the lick in the vid. It's a BEAST of a lick to pull of at speed so if you give it a shot, take the metronome down to about half. 
21.gp5 ( 1.93K )
Number of downloads: 58
21.gpx ( 15.07K )
Number of downloads: 54 QUOTE (yoncopin @ Oct 11 2016, 07:50 PM) It took me a bit of time to get back in the routine of practicing after my vacation, but things are starting to settle down again. Here's Lesson 21!
This post has been edited by Todd Simpson: Oct 12 2016, 12:37 PM |
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Oct 17 2016, 12:57 AM
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Lesson 22 ready Sarge!
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Oct 20 2016, 01:01 AM
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and Lesson 23! I took some of your advice in this other thread on audio/video. I tried to make it easy and quick to record, but up the quality a bit.
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Oct 20 2016, 10:23 AM
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CLEAN KILL SOLDIER!!! This is not an easy Mission, it involves on one of the trickiest bits for many folks, the dreaded "PINKY SLIDE"! You seemed to have no trouble at all!!! Well done there. Many folks find it very hard to slide with the pinky and instead they slide with the next closest finger which makes doing three note per string runs very awkward. Congrats on getting a handle on this technique!!!
Also, very spiff ibby! Can you give me a run down of your collection one more time? Love them in your vids In addition, very glad to see that my bit about making easier/better videos helped out You have made quite a nice setup there in your home studio!! Direct recording to PC and a new vid editor. It always helps to have as many steps removed as possible. I've found it encourages better and more frequent video making! Welcome to the world of HD videos Let's debrief!!!!! MEDALS OF HONOR 1.)PINKY TRAVEL; Nice fret travel! Not only traversing strings, but traveling up the fretboard in a very smooth and precise fashion. 2.)PACING: The pacing is nice and even and deliberate as it should be. 3.)MUTING: VERY good job muting on this as it's one of those licks that is prone to cause string noise. You keep a good solid palm mute while using your thumb and finger to control the pick. It's the culmination of everything we work on in chat and it's coming together nicely!!!! In short, you just ... LEVELED UP!  QUOTE (yoncopin @ Oct 19 2016, 08:01 PM) and Lesson 23! I took some of your advice in this other thread on audio/video. I tried to make it easy and quick to record, but up the quality a bit.
This post has been edited by Todd Simpson: Oct 20 2016, 10:24 AM |
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Oct 22 2016, 07:54 PM
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Thanks for the advice, I wouldn't want anything to happen to them
Up next, lesson 24.-------------------- |
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Nov 4 2016, 09:57 PM
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Lesson 25 here!
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