lukech

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Bludgeoning my way through Objective-C development, one square bracket at a time.

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Apr 25	awarded	Commentator
Apr 25	comment	Should barré chords have an acute accent on the E? If you're using a Mac, it's Alt+E, then the e again. Alt+130 on the numpad for PC.
Apr 25	comment	Should barré chords have an acute accent on the E? Then I'm glad to hear that I enlightened you :)
Apr 25	asked	Should barré chords have an acute accent on the E?
Mar 23	comment	In Apple Logic 9, what are “GM Device” tracks? They do, yes. But I'd rather they opened on Software Instrument tracks so that I can add instruments to them, if possible.
Mar 23	asked	In Apple Logic 9, what are “GM Device” tracks?
Mar 16	accepted	Memorising the fretboard when using dropped tunings?
Mar 15	asked	Overcoming “tracking nervousness” when recording a take?
Mar 13	accepted	Finding the “Starting point” when creating a composition or score
Mar 12	comment	Finding the “Starting point” when creating a composition or score I did consider doing so, but I wanted to leave it open. I write a lot of things, from technical death metal through to sweeping orchestral stuff, through to little poppy electronic ditties. I'm a believer that there's a commonality to composition that crosses genres, so I didn't limit this to just one.
Mar 12	comment	Memorising the fretboard when using dropped tunings? This is largely what I had been doing, but no, thankfully no bandmates at this point in time ;)
Mar 12	asked	Finding the “Starting point” when creating a composition or score
Mar 12	asked	Memorising the fretboard when using dropped tunings?
Mar 12	accepted	Finding a balance point learning to pick a guitar at a right angle?
Mar 11	comment	Finding a balance point learning to pick a guitar at a right angle? It's a more direct attack on the string. Picking at a 45 degree angle gives a more "scraping" sound on the string, and also makes playing at high speeds trickier since there's more of a horizontal offset being applied via that diagonal friction. That's my rationale.
Mar 11	comment	Finding a balance point learning to pick a guitar at a right angle? I'm not playing blues, so the whole "digging in" angle thing just isn't working for me. Picking straight is something I feel would really improve my technique so I'm asking for specific help on how to make it happen.
Mar 9	accepted	Learning standard notation without succombing to simply remembering songs?
Mar 9	comment	Finding a balance point learning to pick a guitar at a right angle? I'm sorry, I got perpendicular and parallel confused, I mean picking directly across the string, not holding the pick at a right-angle from it. My mistake!
Mar 8	comment	Finding a balance point learning to pick a guitar at a right angle? I'm changing the pick orientation from at a 45 degree angle to at a right angle from the strings, and the question relates to arm movement in that position. Apologies if it was unclear.
Mar 8	asked	Finding a balance point learning to pick a guitar at a right angle?