Recording the perfect rhythm track #shorts

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[BledsoeBluvd]

I appreciate how well this video is looped

[wdZo]

If your doubling a part I strongly suggest same guitar different pickup and change amp settings. intonation can be a bitch.

[nfius]

"Grab a different guitar"
Me who only has an acoustic and an electric

[mckylecfc]

The Walliman is back with the unending short! Make it stop 😂🙌🎸

[jameslightningappleby]

I can't believe the hate you get. You come across so polite and give such good advice yet, some just have to hate 😅

[Thelearninghobbias]

I thought bar chords “weren’t musical” according to your last short

And yet they have a fantastic use don’t they, when you’re playing with someone and you want to both do rhythm and they’re already doing open chords, bar chords can be great, and you can also start doing fractions of arpeggios off them between strums for slight fluorish

[JayDuuubb]

That's fine and all but like, I prefer having both parts in both ears.

[Hello_there_obi]

I mean, the “boring” one had more punch so it rocked harder in a way

[Ivann]

Hehe I often do it on accident. Ends up sounding nice, always breaks through the mix, like a little fill.

[morpher]

yeah, but you could triple-track.... or Quadrophenia the track. Maybe 16 like Paul McCartney -- very over compensating, but genius in a decade from now.

[Mike-hrjz]

One and one makes two and at your age if you can’t figure that out, you are really in trouble