OP
I Called It Quits Today After 7 Years:
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ninjaking67
Ambassador of Good Will
Robert,
I don't know how I missed this thread until now! Regardless, good on you for stepping back to enjoy life and get out of the Rat Race!
Best of luck in your endeavors. It already looks like you are enjoying your new found freedom!
Cheers!
I don't know how I missed this thread until now! Regardless, good on you for stepping back to enjoy life and get out of the Rat Race!
Best of luck in your endeavors. It already looks like you are enjoying your new found freedom!
Cheers!
OP
OP
Bless you, kind Sir....
Oddly enough, I am actually working quite a bit. I put in a new 'super computer' (here at home) with a new version of Steinberg Cubase Pro 11, so I am able to file share with the studio (same platform) and I am only driving down a couple of days a week. The music academy is a really fun job and I am picking up a few more setups and repairs, so I am not bored in the least!!!
Now, the band isn't doing much right now because the drummer and the bassist are on vacation through September, but we have plans to pick it back up when they return.
aon
Well-Known Member
Thanks @JohnnyGoo !
Those are my favorites.It's a 'Cheater' version...
I even put together a song called Cheater. By dropping the root note of the full power chord.
Ha ha ha
Cheers
I thought a power chord was only 2 notes, root and 5th? Dropping the root seems like it would be all lead notes
Funny I thought a power chord was 3 notes see how dumb I amI thought a power chord was only 2 notes, root and 5th? Dropping the root seems like it would be all lead notes
Jethro Rocker
Ambassador of Live & Loud Action
If you play root, 5th, octave, it could still be a power chord IMO. Still 2 notes, just 3 strings. I call those power chords. 2 strings isn't really a chord to me.Funny I thought a power chord was 3 notes see how dumb I am
Heck, I don’t know what is correct. I play a lot of songs with PCs and only play on the 5th and 6th or 4th and 5th strings. BWTFDIK
OP
Funny I thought a power chord was 3 notes see how dumb I am
Technically, a two note "chord" is a diad, but if it sounds good, it is good!!!!
OP
Some of the usual sights on my commute to work at the Studio....
Heck, I’m gonna have to try me some triads :dood:
OP
They're GRRRRRREAT!
SIx String Chef
Ambassador of Taste
Gotta love a family pic!
SIx String Chef
Ambassador of Taste
SIx String Chef
Ambassador of Taste
Yup, one finger instead of the academic three... If it works, it works...It's a 'Cheater' version...
SIx String Chef
Ambassador of Taste
Definitely sounds fuller that way, Jethro. Especially if your chord focuses on the higher octave note, the lower root gives it heft. E.G.: G2, D3, G3. Boom! Instant fat power chord "triad".
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