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Thanks so much, and stoked for you that you got a PRS too. They are fantastic guitars for sure. Yes, love that movie more than anything. They don’t seem to make them as good as they did back in the day. And, we are all getting old. Ha ha keep going.

Exactly. One day at a time, my man. Hope you are doing great.

@@mrelmoresmusiclab I am doing great. Thanks for asking. I hope you are to. I'm following what you are doing. 👍

Thanks my man. I am trying. ha. I think I am going to investigate a new tail piece for my LP Special. I might even look at a wrap around with saddles. I love that guitar so much, but I want a bit more stability for live playing. Let me know if there are any you like? I have the MojoAxe compensated piece, but I want even more stability. ha. Keep crushing dude.

@@mrelmoresmusiclab I really don't spend any time on the technical properties of the Guitar itself. The Les Paul that I frequently use comes with standard equipment from Gibson. Maybe it's the strap you are using. I only use pure leather, so once it's used for a while, it stays permanently stable. If that is what you are referring to. Ask Philip McKnight, he does all of the technical work. You know who he is. He lives here in Arizona near me. I don't even like changing my strings, I know how to do it of course, but I don't all the time. Lol

Used to be,in Idaho now. :)

Yes, I haven't played in a long time, so I can't wait to see what it sounds like now. It's in pretty great shape too. Most likely will use it in a lot of recording situations.

That’s awesome. Thanks for the info too. I agree.

@@mrelmoresmusiclab As an addition to this and not to accidentally start an argument about wood on solid body electrics on your channel (ha!), I should have said that I don't think "old" wood makes a much of a difference on solid body electrics. The quality of the wood and parts can make a difference - I bet we have all played dead solid bodies that just for some reason don't have "it" - even when unplugged - old wood or new wood wouldn't matter. But I still think it is mostly the pickups, playing style and the amp used with solid bodies.

Yeah, I totally agree with that too. I don't think it makes much of a difference on solid body electrics either. The oldest one I own is a 96 MIA strat that sounds great. I think electrics all resonate according to how the are all put together and the pickups, bridge, saddle and block are what really makes them what they are. Acoustics are just their own thing and the wood definitely seems to make a difference and they do seem to sound better over time. I know how hardcore some people get about tonewoods and I think everything is great and up for discussion. Heck, we love chatting about gear as much as playing. It's what we do. ha. Have a great night.

Thanks my friend. Hit me up whenever. More to come. 😎

haha. I'm trying to. This YT thing takes awhile to figure out. So much to learn. Keep going.

@@mrelmoresmusiclab keep up the good work man. Liked your style, gonna check your older stuff

Thanks so much. I appreciate that. Just trying to help out in any way I can. Let me know if you need anything made. Always looking for new ideas.

If you go the other way for sure. Makes sense to me. I think the best thing you can do to apply everything is use the major scale as a blueprint for everything and then go from there. Like how to make a minor seven chord...just take the 1 b3 5 b7. Learn all of your modes and chord extensions from there. The Chord Wheel is really a great way to makes sense of the musical families and keys. It's so hard for new players because there is a crazy amount of information to break down. I guess we all have to use it in a way that works for us. Thanks for the reply and keep going.

I'v heard great things about those. That's a Revv D20 with a Mojo Tone 112 cab. Sounds great. :)

@@mrelmoresmusiclab Never played into a Revv before. Currently, I am playing into one of the StewMac 5w Champ kits that I put together in January 2024 now (it works and sounds great) but also have a Headstrong Lil King on order. The champ will always be with me, but I do miss on board reverb and tremolo.

That's awesome...the Revv is amazing. I use it as more of a pedal platform amp. Set it clean on the edge of breakup. I missed your question on the LP as well. That one I bought in 2019. Just a standard Gibson LP Special in TV Yellow. The thing is awesome. I need to do a whole overview of my gear setup. I bet that little Stew Mac kit is awesome! Bete the head strong will be awesome too. So many choices out there. Keep jamming and lots more to come.

That’s awesome. I’m trying to break it down into small chunks. There is a crazy amount of information. Let me know if you have any questions, but I’m gonna keep making more videos that break it down in a simple manner. Keep going!

Yep, that is a really good catch by you. It's crazy how deep music is. It's more like a galaxy that never ends. ha. And...From that major third to the next Key is a minor third. For example, E to G. It's like a spider web. ha. And...yes...sorry about that. I should have told you I was tuned flat. I will make sure to check that and point it out on the next video. Keep going jellyfish!

No worries at all. There is so much to learn, so take it slow and just connect the dots over time. Tom is a great player. Do you understand how to apply intervals to just chords? Check this out in the meantime and I will research what Tom is speaking about. I bet I could make a cool video that would help you and others. Keep going and let me know if this makes sense? ruclips.net/video/R9DtRG-oV1U/видео.html

@@mrelmoresmusiclab you are awesome, thank you suggesting that other video! The way I understand it, if I can somehow memorize the position of all the other notes in relation to the root note, I'll be able to build any chord I want. So, I just need an exercise to train my fingers to find the intervallic functions when the root note is on the 6th string, 5th string, etc. but like you said, I'll take it slow. You are a great teacher, thank you for the videos you make!

@@chapter-saulo My pleasure and you are spot on with what you are saying. In fact, this would be super beneficial to what you are thinking too. Triads are the skeleton to everything we need to learn. I made this one because I specifically tell you to focus on the root note. I will be making so many more of these, so stay tuned. I just watched the Tom Quayle video and the part you spoke about is great, but you will still need to break that down into chunks. Keep doing and thinking what you are thinking. It's going to work. Let me know if this one helps and keep going. :) ruclips.net/video/YTs4HIKqPpg/видео.html

@@mrelmoresmusiclab I really appreciate you taking the time to research and give me a reply. I'm new to your channel, so I have some catching up to do! Thank you!

@@chapter-saulo No worries at all. It's take a long time to figure out this YT thing. I am going to do a bunch more livestreams too, so that should be fun. Lots more to come. I was just playing my new PRS SE DGT. Thing is pretty amazing so far.

Agreed, I think the wheel is just there to help you understand, but you have to do it the way you said it. Use the wheel to connect the dots, but go find it and apply it on the guitar in a playing situation.

Yep. Keep going and keep connecting.

You got it bud. More to come. 🥰

Thanks so much. Keep going. Lots more to come.

That’s awesome. Keep going one day at a Time.

For sure my man. 😎

You got it. Keep going my friend.

You got it. So much to tackle here. Keep going. :)

Why thank you so much. I need to do more of these live streams. Keep going! Lots more to come.

Nice, I will have to get better at these live streams. ha. Keep going.

Good morning. :)

haha. Yes, it is a glorious guitar. Hard to put down once you start playing it. Even a jellyfish would love it. ha.

That's awesome to hear! Keep going and having fun. Those little moments are what it's all about. :) Lots more to come.

You rock. Thanks so much and anytime. Keep going. One day at a time.

Thanks my friend. Funny you should mention that. My mom told me to start playing more. haha. I guess she was right. Keep going.

@@mrelmoresmusiclabshe’s absolutely right! My one dumb question is how do we change what key it is in? Is it moving the shape so the root is the right note we want to hit? Thanks! And of course jellyfish as always!

Great question. Just learn the charts exactly like I showed you those shapes. Move them wherever you want and focus on the root just like you said. That's kind of why I kept telling you to focus on the root positions so you know the key. Take your time and just connect the dots slowly. You will get it. :)

@@mrelmoresmusiclab Thanks again for taking time out of your day to answer that!

My pleasure. Lots more to come.

Thanks so much. Yes, one of my favorite movies of all time and I have always been pretty obsessed with sea life. Sharks especially. The MCarty SE is so good I ordered the DGT SE which comes tomorrow. I bet that flame blue single cut looks amazing. Stay tuned and I will drop some thoughts on the DGT. Keep going!

Thanks Jellyfish. I am trying. Lots more to come. I’m starting to get a handle on this YT stuff a bit.

Thank you Jellyfish. Just trying my best to figure out this YT thing. Ha. Keep going.

I have a PRS DGT se coming tomorrow. Going to do a direct comparison between these two amazing guitars. 😎