Hey folks!
Can you please give me some songs that would take an intermediate player to learn in one or two days? And I mean the whole guitar part.
A good example would be Ramones' Blitzkrieg Bop, a counter example would be Metallica's Fade to Black, where the whole song is quite easy, but the solo can take some time.
Hello, Ubuntu Studio/KDE here.
Is there any way to change the shortcuts priority? For example, there is a way to switch to keyboard layout 1 by pressing left Ctrl, and to layout 2 by pressing right Ctrl, but in that case any other shortcut that has Ctrl stops working. If I set the layout switching to Ctrl+Shift, any shortcut using Ctrl+Shift+anything else won't work.
On windows, there is a third-party program that allows selecting layouts via right and left Ctrl, and it doesn't interfere with any shortcuts that use Ctrl, i.e. the layout change will trigger only with a single Ctrl press, no holding, no chords. Is there a (relatively easy) way to achieve this in Linux?
...and tanked a hit from the first cargo wagon.
I cannot play on time. Not in terms of missing beats, or losing the click in the middle of a song, but in that my timing is almost always off. I compared my played notes to the click in the DAW, and I'm usually rushing, sometimes by 30-40ms. I remember Adam Neely said once that 10ms is barely acceptable, so yeah.
I tried dividing the distance between clicks in my head, doubling the metronome tempo, moving with the beat, consciously conpensating for the rush, nothing helped. Therefore, my questions - how's your timing doing? What can I do to improve mine?
Not sure if I accomplished anything in terms of advancing the skill, but I sure got tired.
Okay, that was tough. The last song explores suffering for dubious reasons, evidenced by the line "for now you must suffer so that we may live". This song continues to explore this topic
You check the crash logs
