COVER: Still Ill by The Smiths on Rickenbacker 330 12 String
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i am not sure whether this makes me want to play up my guitar or sell it lol
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Umm Johnny Marr.
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Are you in standard tuning?
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mind blowing eargasm.
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sounds so chimey and perfect
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wow, that was amazing!
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hello daniel, maybe your strings is very high? good sound!
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Sell it and save for a few years then buy a Rickenbacker...
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@danielearwicker i get the same problem with my 1 string strat when i play charming man it sounds realy strange i have tried tuning it down but that doesnt work and i play with all my strings upstroke so i dont know how to fix it anymore ideas ??? btw great job
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Quite brilliant.
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How do you do so that the 4th string doesn't sound weird? when y play any note on that string on my 12strin guitar it sounds differente how do you do?
SIMONHOYOS 2 years ago
I'm not sure what you mean... Could you upload a video showing what you mean and I'll take a look.
danielearwicker 2 years ago
mmm I don't think i can but i'll try to explain. The 4th string is made up of two strings (G) one an octave higher than the other. When i play something it sounds weird because two notes are playing (one with high tone another with low tone) but yours sounds perfect (excellent job by the way!) do you know why?
SIMONHOYOS 2 years ago
Either your guitar is out of tune, or you're just hearing the normal sound of a 12 string. That's why it has the paired strings, to get that sound. My guitar is doing that too. Sometimes I'm playing strings on the "up stroke" which may change the sound, because on a Ric the thin string will get hit first on the upstroke (for most other kinds of 12 string, the thin/thick strings are fitted the other way round).
danielearwicker 2 years ago