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Every A7X solo not by Syn
Quiet! Syn will hear you! lol- Brian Haner Sr.
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- Forum: General Chat
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Every A7X solo not by Syn
Yes! Where's Sidewinder! That's my fav!- Brian Haner Sr.
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Every A7X solo not by Syn
I did the solo on Angels. Yes. One take.- Brian Haner Sr.
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Songwriting
When I was in Nashville, we would write 2 (or 3) a day. You have writing appointments. A 3 hour session with another writer. 2 or 3 appointments a day. That is an extreme writing situation where you are employed by a publisher to write. It's your job. 5 days a week. Minimum 10 songs per week...- Brian Haner Sr.
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Allow me to introduce my friend Sabbith
Welcome, Sabbith!- Brian Haner Sr.
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- Forum: Introduce Yourself!
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TO ALL NEW USERS AND BEGINNERS.....we need to talk!
My cup runneth over. Thank you for sharing, CJ!- Brian Haner Sr.
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- Forum: General Chat
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CIRCLE OF FIFTHS!
I gave an overview of the cycle in my lesson. Trying to cover as much ground as I could in a short amount of time. ANYTHING you can do to dig deeper and enhance the information I provided is a good thing. I LOVE that you're finding and sharing these videos!- Brian Haner Sr.
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New Moderators & Common Courtesy! PLEASE READ!
Welcome aboard! This makes me very happy!- Brian Haner Sr.
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Open and Closed-Back cabinets
Interesting! I have always preferred subs to be sealed. If I'm playing something beefy - like a Marshall, Bogner, etc., I obviously prefer sealed - esp if playing Drop D with a Les Paul so the low end doesn't get flabby. Conversely, if I'm doing pop or country with a Strat or Tele, I prefer an... -
CAGED System – The C Shape – Lesson 24
Exactly. Don't dwell on what I'm playing. I'm just showing some possibilities - and how I approach it. Once you understand the concept; chord shapes, arpeggios and pent scale - then it's your job to come up with your own things to play. Fool around with it. It's all a big game of "what if". What...- Brian Haner Sr.
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- Forum: Lessons Classrooms
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"The more I learn, the less I know", did you ever had this feeling?
With any subject, the more you delve into it, the more you find out you don't know. You can master something, (become proficient), but you can never know all there is to know. Once you have some technique and some knowledge of theory - then it's all about what you hear. Can you make your...- Brian Haner Sr.
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Harmony/tutorial poll a
I voted for Douce Ambience. While the solo is not terribly hard, the chord changes are deceptively difficult to play over. When you try to jam over the changes, you will gain a much greater appreciation for his solo.- Brian Haner Sr.
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Please Send Love To A Hurting Fellow Student
So very sorry, Millie. Sending love and hugs your way. May her memory comfort you.- Brian Haner Sr.
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Woah- a musical community I'm proud to become a part of.
So glad you're here, CJ! Welcome!- Brian Haner Sr.
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- Forum: Introduce Yourself!
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Slide Guitar - Lesson 18
Yeah. Basically you can play an entire chord with the slide on one fret. There are also some soloing advantages - esp using a G tuning. D G D G B D. (drop the two E strings to D and the A string to G). The big advantage here is there is a minor 3rd between the top 2 strings instead of a 4th...- Brian Haner Sr.
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- Forum: Lessons Classrooms
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