#guitar tuning

[the-dyke-of-handsomeness]

who knows how to tune an electric guitar I’m teleporting you here immeditaly

[karl-von-moor-official]

hey you people from Music Tumblr, pls help me: I found this guitar on the street that nobody wanted and it was missing two strings and so I took it home with me, bought strings for it, and put them on. Mind you this is the first time I ever did such a thing so I had to rely on a yt toutorial. Everything was going GREAT until... the E string. It was the last one I put on and putting it on worked just as well as it did with the other strings, but as soon as I tried to tune it (read: tighten it) there was a loud sound and it loosened!

At first I thought, oh no it snapped! But it didn't. There was something else going on. I thought hm maybe I cut it off too short at the top and it slipped out of the hole? But that didn't happen either, not as far as I could see anyway. I tried to tighten it again, but every time when I got to a certain point, it loosened with a loud off-key noise.

Is this guitar forever broken? Is this why nobody wanted it and it was left out in the street? can I play guitar with five strings? pls help, I am sadge.

[momoksha]

sound of a tuned acoustic guitar!🎸

[guitarlessonsbobbycrispy]

Open 'C' Tuning Guitar Lesson

[onryou-onryou]

Alternate Tunings with Sonic Youth Guitarist Thurston Moore (LIVE) | Guitar Tuning | Fender Play

[world-of-advice]

[bpark667]

Step Right Up | David Laborier

Step Right Up! (David Laborier)

[hychlorions]

who's gonna tell this guy no one wants to hear them shred their guitar at 10am on a monday

[pauls1967moustache]

the revolution wasn't bad we hit the streets with all we had

[youngpettyqueen]

im like 90% convinced that the Doctor is of the same species that the Toymaker and Maestro are

[dewdrops-whammy-bar]

Dew, tuning his guitar: D standard? I’d say it’s above average but okay.

[cak3o]

Full sized elec…tuning his guitar

Slowly figuring out how I want to draw elec

[guitarlessonsbobbycrispy]

Your Very First Guitar Lesson - ( Notes, Chords, Scales, Tabs Etc... FOR BEGINNERS )

[carnivalcarriondiscarded]

something i've been thinking about:

Wally is set up as a sort of "main character" by the whrp. he's said in the site's description of the show to have introduced the main theme/lesson of the day's episode, and then the rest of the neighbors join him on his escapades. but then we have our first glimpses of everyone's actual dynamics and characters through the audios and you look at Wally and its like

first of all, thats an npc. second, nearly everybody else has severe main character syndrome

but its fascinating how Wally is just kind of... There. he doesnt talk much. he doesnt contribute beyond a couple of lines. its more like he joins the others on their shenanigans. he fades into the background. he's off to the side while everyone else holds conversations & leads the moment

Wally, despite being described as Thee character, is borderline background.

& whats even more interesting, within his individual secret audio files and interactions - he's almost chatty. not only that but the way he talks is more confident and faster paced. he's taking initiative. he can be kinda pushy. when talking to the qa/whrp/Us, he acts more like the character his descriptions portray. he acts more like a person instead of a puppet waiting for his next cue

I cant tell if - when around the neighbors - his tepid milk behavior is a purposeful act or if he's masking. and if he's masking, is it deliberate or involuntary? and in regards to both, why is he acting so different? It could be tied to what he's trying to accomplish. if he's trying to "restore" Welcome Home, it would make sense for him to act as he does around the neighbors - he wouldnt want to clue them in that he knows so much more than he's letting on, would he?

but then that begs another train of thought - what if he isn't acting or masking? if there is a time discrepancy between Wally's interactions with the qa/whrp/Us & the more 'official' audios, that could explain the difference in behavior. we could be getting glimpses into "future" (read: current) Wally, who's had much more time to figure himself out since we can safely assume he started out as a blank slate. we could be seeing a more experienced Wally than the one seen with his friends.

of course that line of thinking loses some merit when considering the 14 "bug" audios. or it could lend to it... if we're seeing a more experienced Wally but his friends are only seeing what he allows them to. it's still him, just... a carefully curated version.

in general it could really tie into the themes of identity and change and being other, to me. when you're so different - or you feel so different - that you can't bring yourself to be your most authentic you around your friends. when you feel like you have to hold back and be who you think they expect you to be, or what would be most palatable. most normal. will they accept you as you really are? there's always the fear and terror that the people you consider closest to you won't. or when you're so scared of change that you'll shove down & lock away parts of yourself so that you can keep things as you are. because once they know you've changed, so will they. and really, do you want to even accept that you've changed? what if that's what scares you most of all - that you're different, you've metamorphosized, you can't go back to the way things were because you yourself are no longer the person you were before. there is no reversing this no matter how much you try or pretend

[daddy-long-legssss]

Love Is A Laserquest

"I’ve never listened to country music before, it was just something I totally didn’t get until pretty recently. I’ve always been, ‘Nah, not into that world’, but I’ve started to get something out of that now. The sort of sounds of that music I’m still not crazy about but the words are really good. Like Hank Williams, George Jones and Roger Miller and even like Johnny Cash – they’re just smart-arses, those guys, who write good country tunes, y’know. It’s really funny or really sad. And they do that thing so well. This tune is the closest to that. Not like in the sound, but in the lyrics."

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[bpark667]

How Deep Is the Ocean | David Laborier

Here's my take on the 1932 classic Irving Berlin composition 'How Deep Is the Ocean'.