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Yup! I was interviewed by those folks. Great site!

@@joshkguitar An interview... that sounds great. Anything by or to do with Mick Goodrick is worth checking out imho. You're so fortunate to have studied with him. Best regards from Montreal. Cheers!

Thank you for this, his system is great for opening up the fret board.

Agreed! Should I make more of this content? It's been a while now, and there's a Modern Harmony discord group of Mick students and we share our different interpretations on the exercise that have been super fun to try. Seeing how you analyze it vs how someone else's brain sees it is really nice for understanding different approaches, so I could emulate some of what I've seen there if folks are interested in that kind of thing 🤔

Thanks for the comment! The funny thing is: I'm not sure it has anything to do w the harmonics bc the rest of the notes on the harmonic series don't change the volume. Perhaps it's just too subtle for us to hear!

It's explained in the video. The serial registered on the website as 64 at the time this vid was made. Upon further inspection found to be estimated somewhere between 72-75, but no exact answer.

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There are DOZENS of us

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Thanks so much!! Yeah I'm gonna try and get more of this for the channel. If you're ever out in Easton PA on a Tuesday night, this is the normal thing. Always a little bit of a different line up, but everyone crushes.

That's in part 2. This literally just to show what comes to your door.

Thanks so much! I should do an update. This guitar has been pimped! (Well kinda haha)

Much thanks!

Thanks Dan!

Thanks so much and welcome to the channel!

Thanks! 🙏

Thanks! These are the 250k pots. But I believe the "fat" switch changes the number *not sure by how much

Much thanks 😊 🙏

Thanks!!

Josh Kanusky and Dan Evans They crushed, and the sound guy was really good

Hey Ric! May need some more details..... Shoot me a text or email?

@@joshkguitar sent a message on your lesson page on website.

Thanks! Yeah that was a suuper fun set

Thanks!!

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Tbh it feels fine, but setting it up correct is key I'm personally a fan of smaller scale lengths in general too (something feels snappier to me?) That said, I don't really djent or anything w it. Mostly just use for the extended range (or at least when I do I'm pretty sure it's incorrect lol)

@@joshkguitar appreciate the feedback, cause im looking to get my first 8 string and saw that guitar on amazon and thought “this is too good for the price”

Yeah, I would say it's a good 1st 8 string. I didn't know if I'd be able to handle 8 strings so I def wanted to go cheap, and this perfectly fits that bill. I will def also say that I would like to upgrade to a more quality instrument at some point now that I more fully understand some of the ins and outs of playing an extended range. But yeah, great first 8 string for curious players.

@@joshkguitar cool, thank you

Glad to help! Thanks for the question

Thanks! Glad to help!

Not totally sure how to answer this 100% but I think Danny was in standard tuning most of the time.

@@joshkguitar I had replied but it was very vague so I delete and try again, I thought I read something that he only used 3rd and 4rd strings with his pick and his 3 other fingers the 1st and 2th strings and he didnt use the others?.. but if you say he use standart tuning . then what I say here dont make sense at all.. my english is not the best is not my first language so maybe its super vague... I ordered a thumbpick today because i cant play flat pick and use the other fingers together at the same time and hold the pick straight. so I hope the thumbpick will be a good choice to practice this.. thanks for your reply.. I just have to practice some more in standart tuning then..

Aah gotcha. Sounds like you're asking more about picking technique? But yes, generally the pick is on the bottom strings and fingers on the top. Check out Travis picking for what I mean: ruclips.net/video/2b-Kzu_2qHQ/видео.htmlsi=TiqN7BGMcEY5xGVk Where it gets kinda tricky tho, is that it's not a pattern that catches all the Gatton sounds. Just gets a bearing. You have to start BREAKING those rules with intention, plus also master blues style, harmony, rhythm and *yes even counterpoint* to get into the Gatton territory.

That said it never hurts to just take 1 lick and study

Thumb picks are cool. Lots of guys getting this sound use them but personally I can't play so great w them. To each their own!

Will do! Thanks for the comment 😊 *there's also lots of older lesson content on this channel if you haven't seen yet.

Thank you! It's a Loudo GRT special. Hand made in Philly 🙂

Thanks!

Thnx buddy 🙂

And we did it 12 years earlier too 🤫

Thank you!!

Thanks! 🎶

Yup that's John Kimock (Steve's son)

@joshkguitar That's what I figured. Right on brother.

🎉😂 hey AP!!

Would like to one day play out in the wild. Amazing tips I wouldn't have even considered.

My favorite guitar player.

Daw thanks 😊