oh yeah look at that
this was two posts above yours: https://lemmy.ca/post/11097647
"If this gets me banned than you are worse than spez" hahahahahahahaha, wot m8?
I use Focal Alpha 50 evos for exactly what you are talking about and it works well for me, what is your monitor budget?
I was given a bullet strat for free. Right now I pick it up every day cause it's fun, and I have been messing with different saddle heights and truss rod relief. There seems to have been some fret work done to it at some point before I got it, so as long as what you get has even frets and not sharp frets I think they are fun little guitars.
I'm not quite sure I understand what you mean by hand is parallel to the fretboard, do you mean perpindicular, oh or do you mean parallel with the frets themselves?
I have two electrics, I have a squire strat, and a made to order G&L ASAT Classic, I will checkout that article. I have noticed my thumb going sideways, parallel with the neck which is not correct from what I've seen so I do keep having to pull it back in.
Thank you! (assuming you are a righty) Do you rest the guitar between your legs more on ur left leg, and if so do you prop your leg up with anything?
I've thought about a shorter scale length but I'm really hoping to not have to go that route
I didn't even think to include that, I apologize. I have an electric guitar, I don't know what the neck profile or scale length are off the top of my head but I can find them if I need. I think its maybe a 9.5 in radius?
Alright, I'll checkout bass buzz, do you remember the title of any specific videos you found helpful. I'll definitely check out about microshifting! thank you!
Alright, I will look into what good form is. I know I did at the beginning but I'm nearly certain what I have been doing to try and play is not right.
Hello, I am new to guitar (3 weeks) and I am practicing every day (a bit too much some days which could be exacerbating) and I have pretty small hands. I think my middle finger measures about 3 inches.
I played a lot over the past few days and my left hand (fretting hand in my case) is sore not in a good way I don't think. I kind of have to contort my hand if I am up near the head stock fretting 1 and 4.
I am not discouraged. It seems like all youtube videos just say don't give up with small hands, not exactly helpful. I'm plenty motivated and want to keep going but I don't want to injure myself.
So all that to say any advice on being able to fret well by the headstock with small hands? I also think my wrist is not in a healthy position but I can't reach my fingers far enough apart without doing some hand yoga.
I'm making my own edit of the tv series into movies similar to rebuild. Im curious what other people would want from an edit like that. What scenes do you want cut, what scenes must stay as is. Any change to the order of things shown? Any thoughts or ideas are appreciated!
Very top is 'NEON GENESIS EVANGELION III' It has 'Good or Don't Be' on it which I really wanted. Top left is 'Best Pieces' which is not technically an Eva CD but has 'A Cruel Angels Thesis Version '96' on it, which I wanted in high quality. Top right is Evangelion Finally. Bottom left is 'Birthday of Rei Ayanami' and has a weird version of the op that is like a rock Version with Rei's VO singing. Lastly is NGE II which I wanted for Thanatos.
S2 Works has NGE II and III in it but the other three have songs it doesn't, so I haven't got S2 works.
cross-posted from: https://feddit.de/post/793004
> Randomly stumbling across the Rebuild of Evangelion movies on Prime Video rekindled my love for anime after a hiatus of 20 years. This track, which is played at the end of the last movie, in the same way was the trigger for me to seek out more Japanese music.
This version is also performed by Yoko Takahashi. I like this version a lot too.
This is off of a CD released by Yoko Takahashi, called 'Best Pieces'. This version is super chill and one of my favorites. It is not on Spotify, I recommend getting the CD if you would like a high quality version of it.
This is from the Carmine Digital Art Collection from 2009, artist is Yoshiyuki Sadamoto. I will likely post some more from this collection in the next few days as its got some cool pieces.
I watched this and it gave me a newfound appreciation for Anno and the production of Eva. It is pretty long and mentions a lot more than Evangelion but I do recommend it also as a way of understanding what Anno was thinking through the creation of Eva .
