I can’t believe your videos haven’t gotten more traction. Extremely professional content man! I’m trying to get myself the Studio Trendz desk as an upgrade from my ikea desk… but I’m not sure how it’ll fit around all my keyboards… and I dont have the space for an Output Platform.
Hey thanks man! I will say that for my height 5'11 i do have some issues with the desk height. Especially when trying to figure out whether or not to place the computer monitor on the higher or lower part of the desk. I ended up taking the wheels off so it would actually sit lower. But i guess the chair has some role to play too. I mainly got this desk to out the speaker monitors on it. But thats also doesnt quite sit at the right height for me. If i had room for adjustable stands id just use that and probably whatever desk. Only because i dont have that much rack mount gear. But overall im just glad it fits in my tiny room lol.
Lets see, more expensive gear wont make you a better player, practice will. Music theory is not super necessary if you're playing pop, rock, country/blues. Its helpful to know names of the strings and a few chord names. If you wanna get into soloing you should try learning scales like the minor pentatonic or major scale. Most importantly make sure you have fun!
I can’t believe your videos haven’t gotten more traction.
Extremely professional content man!
I’m trying to get myself the Studio Trendz desk as an upgrade from my ikea desk… but I’m not sure how it’ll fit around all my keyboards… and I dont have the space for an Output Platform.
Hey thanks man! I will say that for my height 5'11 i do have some issues with the desk height. Especially when trying to figure out whether or not to place the computer monitor on the higher or lower part of the desk. I ended up taking the wheels off so it would actually sit lower. But i guess the chair has some role to play too. I mainly got this desk to out the speaker monitors on it. But thats also doesnt quite sit at the right height for me. If i had room for adjustable stands id just use that and probably whatever desk. Only because i dont have that much rack mount gear. But overall im just glad it fits in my tiny room lol.
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Do you have anything tips for guitar I just started I only know smoke on water lol
Lets see, more expensive gear wont make you a better player, practice will. Music theory is not super necessary if you're playing pop, rock, country/blues. Its helpful to know names of the strings and a few chord names. If you wanna get into soloing you should try learning scales like the minor pentatonic or major scale. Most importantly make sure you have fun!