Nice looking acoustic, I've had a couple and they always make me play abit differently than i do on a electric. I'm pretty possitive you'll play really well on it. Now I'm going to watch the track you and the band you're in did. Have a great day ✌️🤠
Thank you so much. I will learn that and I'm pretty looking forward to play my first songs/covers on it soon if I'm lucky. Have fun with our video. It's a pure but nice one.
I've not done a great deal on acoustic. I got one as a present a year or two ago and many moons ago I had one during my intern year when I couldn't bring my own instrument with me. Other than the neck and strings feeling different, the two biggest differences with an electric for me were vibrato and hammer-on/pull offs. You don't really bend and wiggle on an acoustic and if you do, you'll wear out the strings pretty quickly! Also a good set of pickups and some gain makes legato sound fluid and even, whereas playing naked will definitely show up you weakness in keeping consistent dynamics. I'd say it also helps your left hand "posture" technique as well since it's less forgiving than an electric. Overall it will probably help you improve your technique. I should probably play mine more often TBH.
Thanks for sharing your experience with acoustic guitars. You’re right, it’s a totally different thing but I take it as a chance to explore my playing.
Nice looking acoustic, I've had a couple and they always make me play abit differently than i do on a electric. I'm pretty possitive you'll play really well on it. Now I'm going to watch the track you and the band you're in did. Have a great day ✌️🤠
Thank you so much. I will learn that and I'm pretty looking forward to play my first songs/covers on it soon if I'm lucky. Have fun with our video. It's a pure but nice one.
That's a great tune.
Congrats on the acoustic.. there's no right way to play it.
Thanks for your comment and advice. There will be more content from my band during this year.
I've not done a great deal on acoustic. I got one as a present a year or two ago and many moons ago I had one during my intern year when I couldn't bring my own instrument with me.
Other than the neck and strings feeling different, the two biggest differences with an electric for me were vibrato and hammer-on/pull offs. You don't really bend and wiggle on an acoustic and if you do, you'll wear out the strings pretty quickly! Also a good set of pickups and some gain makes legato sound fluid and even, whereas playing naked will definitely show up you weakness in keeping consistent dynamics. I'd say it also helps your left hand "posture" technique as well since it's less forgiving than an electric. Overall it will probably help you improve your technique. I should probably play mine more often TBH.
Thanks for sharing your experience with acoustic guitars. You’re right, it’s a totally different thing but I take it as a chance to explore my playing.