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Haven't seen an either/or law yet.

Ok, only one negative with needing a capo: you can't lose it.

If it's not harming people or animals, do whatever you want.

Signed,
An ex-anti-capoer and unnecessary opinionater

It is curable. Just stop it.

The best advice I heard was embarrassingly obvious and most people haven't gotten it: if you cannot hear the lead or solo directly, every note, word, or sound, you're playing too loud. "Directly"...

That's the million dollar question. In my case, I think it is the result of my earlier practice but that's what I did. I can't change that. Now, I'm not convinced it was the most efficient way to...

I grew up learning scales and arpeggios on violin, unenthusiastically. I still do them, now enthusiastically, because it is what I grew up doing. I know it helps me find harmonies and melodies...

Blue Yeti Pro USB & XLR Microphone, about $240, is USB and XLR. FYI - somebody was wondering about that in a previous post.

The other day I played with a group in front of a Blue Yeti (not Pro),...

I've asked the same question many times. The majority of musicians I asked (except two) would tell me about scales, chord substitutions, knowing the neck, etc., as many have done here. I was a music...

A little late to the thread, but back to a long ago comment, a third below the root is usually a very strange, unwanted harmony. A fourth below the root is probably what was meant.

Out here on the...

Try 'em all and choose. There is no good sound, just preferred sound - it's subjective. I still say try the stone ones - they surprised the heck out of me. They're another choice.

Last year, on recommendation of a good guitarist, I bought some stone picks. I did blind tests with my classes of high school non-musician students, switching between plastic picks and stone picks....