High Action
I had a one-on-one session with my lead guitarist tonight which went really well. We need to do this more often. We tweaked the effects on my keyboard that I play the guitar through. It turns out the tube amp distortion setting sounds a bit better than the stack distortion I had set up. Also, it should have been a no-brainer to add a noise gate but we didn't think of it til we sat down and looked through what was available. Hopefully my guitar will sound a lot better now.
Also we noticed that the action on my guitar is set really high, "higher than his and he likes his a little high" he said. I remember I raised the action twelve or so years ago because the strings were buzzing on the frets, but I didn't really know what I was doing. I'm going to get my guitar tuned up by someone who knows what they're doing now, because our I discovered last night that our lead guitarist's guitar was much easier to play. Unfortunately I probably won't get this done before our gig on Monday, but it's good to know that my bad guitar playing might not all be my fingers' fault.
Also we noticed that the action on my guitar is set really high, "higher than his and he likes his a little high" he said. I remember I raised the action twelve or so years ago because the strings were buzzing on the frets, but I didn't really know what I was doing. I'm going to get my guitar tuned up by someone who knows what they're doing now, because our I discovered last night that our lead guitarist's guitar was much easier to play. Unfortunately I probably won't get this done before our gig on Monday, but it's good to know that my bad guitar playing might not all be my fingers' fault.
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