Mood Guitar Backing Track in E minor – I’m Your Backing Track Ep. 1
I invite you to try out your own favorite licks playing guitar solo using this mood guitar backing track in E minor. I’m your backing track!
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My Boss Katana MK2 Foot Controller System Has 12 Foot Switches
I show you how to have 12 Foot Switches to control your Boss Katana amp by using 3 M-Vave Chocolate Wireless MIDI Controllers all at once. I’m using a Boss
Boss Katana 50 MK2 Soft Rock Superstrat
Here’s a nice soft rock superstrat tone that can be made out of my Boss Katana 50 MK2 guitar amp.
Just Me Assembling a Guitar Stool That Has a Logo I Don’t Expected on a Guitar Stool
I assembled my new guitar stool on video using only the tools that came with it. I had to buy it even though it has the Zildjian logo rather than those that we guitarists expect on a guitar stool.
Boss Katana 50 MKII Metal Part 3 – Ibanez GiO
I’m playing my 5-year-old Ibanez GiO electric guitar in this video. This guitar has a HSH pickup configuration. No need for Guitar Sim (S to H) effect in the Metal
Boss Katana 50 MKII Metal Part 2 – Core Metal Sneaky Amp, Copy This Katana Librarian Metal Patch
In this video, you can copy my Boss Katana 50 MKII patch settings.
Every Beginner Guitarist Needs a Multi-Feature Tuner Like This One
This video will serve both as a tip for beginner guitar players as well as a guitar tuner and metronome buyer’s guide.
Why You Should Push the Record Button When Writing Music
I chose take 12 at first. But later, when I checked take 10 both on video and the audio track, I found that it is better than the 12th take. And that’s why it is always a good habit to always push record. I’ve fished for guitar lines, in the past, which I did not record right away thinking that I will remember them when I open my DAW.
Boss Katana 50 MK2 – Here’s How If You Think You Get More Tones Toggling The Effects On 1 Channel
Last week, I bricked the M-VAVE Chocolate Wireless MIDI Controller that I used in my video here: https://youtu.be/jQwF1zAAErM. I quickly mention that in this video then I do the unboxing
Play Blues Rock Guitar Along this 116 BPM Fast Tempo A Major Backing Track
Have fun playing guitar along this blues rock backing track. At 116 bpm, it is within the fast tempo range. The key is A Major. A7, D7, and E7 are