Writing a guitar solo without having a backing track or having a chord progression is unusual, at least for me. But that's exactly what I did for the second item of my one-year-old, two-videos-only YouTube channel, Leisure Guitar.

My YouTube guitar channel, Leisure Guitar is almost one year old and it contains two videos only (for the time being). But I'm very happy with it anyway! I've found great free(!) tools that helped me to create these music clips and I've learned a lot in the process already. So I decided to give a sneak peek here to the creation of the first music video. And I'll tell you about the second one in an upcoming post soon.

Találtam egy 5 éves videót, amiben Beck Zoli (30Y) beszél a dalszerzésről (zene/dalszöveg). Szerintem nagyon jó! Akit csak kicsit is érdekel ez a téma, az feltétlen nézze meg!

A hangszedő cserét már rég terveztem. A „több hangszedő kombináció” nagyon jól hangzott. Javítani pedig muszáj volt – örültem, hogy mindez egyszerre megvalósul. A folyamatot és az eredményt, Hancsicsák Mihály (Martech Guitar Tuning) foglalta össze. (Ennek az általam szerkesztett, módosított verziója olvasható itt.)

I just wanted to lower the action of my strings a little. Then things happened and now I feel like I have a new guitar!

Using a MIDI bass line in GarageBand may result a desire of a more realistic bass guitar sound. And Ample Bass P Lite (ABPL II) by AmpleSound is the most often recommended free plug-in for that. So just download and install it! And we are good to go, aren't we? Well, that's not quite true.