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Improvisation in E Minor ATMOSPHERIC Backing Track (ElevatedJamTracks)
Improvisation over on of ElevatedJamTracks atmospheric backing tracks in E Minor.
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Basic Acoustic Guitar Setup ANYONE Can Do
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0:00 - 1:49 Intro 1:50 - 1:59 Tuning the guitar 2:00 - 4:20 Measuring neck relief 4:21 - 6:00 Adjusting the truss rod 6:01 - 7:32 String action - Nut 7:33 - 8:42 String action - Saddle 8:43 - 9:36 Fret-board clean/oil and restring 9:36 - 11:19 Checking the guitar If you are interested in buying some slightly more professional tools for your set up, like the notched straightedge, then i would ab...
Becoming a Self-Taught Luthier - EP3 - Radius Dish
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Becoming a self-taught Luthier (From Scratch) EP2 Framing a Workbench
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Becoming a self-taught Luthier (From Scratch) - EP1 Watertight Workspace
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czcams.com/channels/C5tnqt4n1DDArQUgeBfRwA.html Instagram: jayjamesguitar Welcome to my brand new channel covering all things guitar. This video series will be documenting the process of me becoming a self taught Luthier with no experience, limited space and starting off with a very modest toolkit. This first video is an absolutely necessary starting point as i certainly need a p...
How did you develop the arcs?
Thanks man, I'm about to do the setup on my acoustic guitar after many years of never doing it...! I think you didn't check specifically for the intonation? Or maybe you kind of did it at the end when you played some chords?
Checking for relief is done by, capo 1st fret, then hold down the string at the 14th fret and then check the neck relief at the 6th fret. This is checking the relief of the neck in the middle of the neck to body joint. This is also in the middle of the truss rod.
Hey 😄 Thanks for sharing
No problem, they are worth every penny.
Did you fix your ceiling yet? Let me just say it, clean the rusted rebars and buy a bag of sika "concrete repair mortar" and be done with it in an afternoon
In the not too distant future I will buy some "concrete repair mortar" and do a short video of the repair just for you 😂 p.s. you are right it isn't ideal and does need fixing.
You must be excited! I would be.😊
I absolutely am.
We want more!
I promise there will be more, im just working on some other guitar related content so the channel isn't too one sided.
Thank you for the inspiration. I was thinking of practicing at a graveyard at night. That's what made Robert Johnson great, he practiced at graveyards because you won't bother anyone.
I'm more guilty of practicing too much and not recording. 😅
But any place is not good practice place
Playing whilst driving isn’t good practice time. But that’s the perfect time to belt out some vocals.
🤣🤣 the car is most certainly parked, im not at home as I'm busy. But I definitely belt out vocals while I'm driving, certainly the best time for it.
Its hard when everyone tells you to be quiet isn't it?
Hahaha we all share the same struggles dude.
Lol
My acoustic guitar has been sleeping recently. It"s the time to practice again. Thank you bro.
What is the name / brand of the amp pls also good content 👍👍
Thank you pal, it is a yamaha thr10, absolutely killer little travel/practice amp. Got 6 different amp modelling tones a couple of built in effects and amazing battery life.
@@JayJamesGuitars thanks so much keep up the good work 👍😁
I have a lot of woodworking experience (although I've only made one guitar from scratch; a Tele copy, and it wasn't good!). Regarding MDF dust, and sanding in general, I recommend using a better mask (or proper respirator), and better extraction. I use a "press-to-check" filter mask, which is much better than the cheaper ones, and seals quite well, even with facial hair. I look forward to seeing how your guitars turn out.
Thank you for the comment pal this was in the top of my to-do list, however funnily enough my dad watched my video and purchased me a proper respirator and a set of ear defenders so that has that sorted 😀. As for dust extraction that is not something I can Invest to heavily into right now and good old Henry hoover is going to have to suffice until hopefully the not too distant future. Thanks for the feedback and I'm glad you rhere for the journey.
@@JayJamesGuitars I have a Henry, but also an Axminster extractor with a built in auto-start function, so it starts when the tool plugged into it starts. I also have (from eBay) a cyclone that I cobbled onto the top of a plasterer's bucket. It catches most of the sawdust, thereby extending the life of dust bags and filters.
@1man1guitarletsgo yeah to be fair I'm sure I could find a cheap extractor on ebay that would do a better job 🤔 , I may have to have a little search. Luckily though I shouldn't be doing much if any MDF cutting moving forward as it was just for the dishes, I may use some for jigs but in very small quantities.
looks like you're enjoying the process, whats up next? wicked video mate
I think next im going to design my own guitar body shape from the ground up and make a template.
I'm in the same process, thanks for saring
Hi I like it
Risk of Rain OST like, love it
Nice eyes
Your ceiling worries me a lil bit. Please fix it.
Yes the ceiling is not ideal but in an ideal world I'd have a huge workspace and all the tools I need. I am focusing on spending on the things that will get me up and running quickest, I appreciate the concern but can certainly assure you it is a steel reinforced massive slab of concrete set back in the 50s when they totally over built and over engineered everything, it is perfectly safe just ugly 😆, and for that I can only apologise.
Ah, you've discovered that your guitar workshop has great acoustics. :-) Very nice playing.
Thank you, sir.
I’m terrible at playing guitar
Practice makes perfect.
Nice
Thanks
I know you have to work with what you've got, but that workshop seems very narrow. You probably imagine your nice guitsr creations sitting nicely on the workbench, but there are bound to be times when you are swinging them around the room (sighting etc). Have you thought about covering the brick walls with something, say polystyrene tiles to protect against unfortunate bumps and dings? Hope it all goes well, and I look forward to your progress videos. Cheers mate.
Definitely something to consider moving forward, thanks for the feedback. Maybe one day I'll move to a larger space. 👍
Best of luck with your venture. I hope you build some epic instruments.
Thanks very much pal. I hope so too 🙏
Looks absolutely wicked mate. Excited for the next one!
And a level 😂
Use ear protection dude. Cutting indoors with no earmuffs is a fast route to tinnitus and deafness.. trust me.
Absolutely dude, My PPE and self safety could definitely do with an improvement. Thanks for the feedback. 👊
Good luck on your new chapter
great start to an exciting journey man!