Sell your stuff at The Official PhilMusic-Ads Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PhilmusicAds/
Not putting casters on viciously heavy amps. (sorry ano yung casters? haha)
amp casters
tapos mas nagiging wild pa sila kase feeling nila dominant sila na parang "i-wil devour you"
practice faster than practicing it slowlysir what do you mean about that? dapat nga mabagal muna diba? comment lang.. peace
Ripped from the October issue of Guitar Playerlarge 400%Investing in distortion boxes instead of a good amp.Learning 100 intros and no songs.Limiting yourself to one style of music-usually metal.Not taking the time to learn music theory.Playing "Smoke on the Water" on the high-E string.Playing too loud, and with too much distortion.Setting your amp's Gain on 10, and Mids on 0.Relying on picks.Not learning how to perform a basic setup.Not maintaining your gear.Not jamming enough with other players.Over use of legato with a complete disregard for tempo.Poor phrasing.Weak vibrato.Buying too many effects.Listening to tone snobs.Immediately launching into thirty-second-notes during a blues solo.Thinking that playing the local bar circuit constitutes a "tour."Believing that opening for a national act means you're on your way.Not knowing the difference between tube watts and solid-state watts.Relying too much on printed music and tabs.Thinking a year of lessons and $5,000 worth of gear makes you ready to play in a band.Wearing the guitar way too low.Using too much hand/finger pressure when fretting.Taking guitar lessons from a friend.Giving up immediately because you sound like dog doo.Not learning how all your gear works.Tuning every guitar at Guitar Center to dropped D, and then not retuning them to standard pitch.Bringing full stacks to tiny bar gigs.Saying "All [insert hated style of music] sucks, dude!"Learning with your eyes, instead of your ears.Not learning to play in time with good groove and feel.Not investing in good earplugs for playing loud gigs.Obsessing about playing burning solos, and not caring about rhythm guitar.Thinking that playing fast pentatonic-box patterns makes you a hot guitarist.Not putting casters on viciously heavy amps.Wearing bowling shirts emblazoned with flames and dragons.Realizing guitar is too difficult and taking up bass instead.Spending more time on Harmony Central than actually practicing.Forgetting that playing music is meant to be fun.
Giving up immediately because you sound like dog doo.
Baka etong thread na to pala ang pinagmumulan ng mga "I QUIT ! EVERYTHING MUST GO" na sale sa classifieds a hehehe.
Ripped from the October issue of Guitar PlayerLearning 100 intros and no songs.Limiting yourself to one style of music-usually alternative.Not taking the time to learn music theory.Playing too loud, and with too much distortion.Setting your amp's Gain on 10, and Mids on 0.Relying on picks.Not learning how to perform a basic setup.Not maintaining your gear.Over use of legato with a complete disregard for tempo.Poor phrasing.Weak vibrato.Buying too many effects.Listening to tone snobs.Immediately launching into thirty-second-notes during a blues solo.Not knowing the difference between tube watts and solid-state watts.Relying too much on printed music and tabs.Thinking a year of lessons and $5,000 worth of gear makes you ready to play in a band.Wearing the guitar way too low.Using too much hand/finger pressure when fretting.Taking guitar lessons from a friend.Giving up immediately because you sound like dog doo.Not learning how all your gear works.Tuning every guitar at Guitar Center to dropped D, and then not retuning them to standard pitch.Bringing full stacks to tiny bar gigs.Saying "All [insert hated style of music] sucks, dude!"Learning with your eyes, instead of your ears.Not learning to play in time with good groove and feel.Not investing in good earplugs for playing loud gigs.Obsessing about playing burning solos, and not caring about rhythm guitar.Thinking that playing fast pentatonic-box patterns makes you a hot guitarist.Spending more time on Harmony Central than actually practicing.Forgetting that playing music is meant to be fun.
