Thank you man thats awesome, I really appreciate your comment!

Haha 😂 thanks 🙏🏻

Thank you so much that’s the best comment 😁

Thank you, that’s awesome. I appreciate that the support!

Thanks man🙏🏻 appreciate the positivity. I’ve got some more in the works!

Thanks man🙏🏻 appreciate the positivity. I’ve got some more in the works!

Thanks 😊 got a few in the works!

Thanks!

Thank you Mark! Much appreciated 😊

Thank you 🙏🏻

Add it to the edit playlist 👌

Nice, I’m glad you liked my cover

😭 thanks dude that’s awesome, haha I hope so!

Thanks friend appreciate!

❤️ stay strong friend, things will get better for you

Thanks dude! Definitely, I’m waiting on a new effects pedal and then should have some Hyperview covers on the way in the new year 👊

yessss cover all the album dude. AMAZING AND SOLID WORK HERE! Congrats @@mattbucknerguitar

Appreciate it man!@@darkthevinnie

Thanks bro 😎

Thank you! I’m hoping to keep uploading regularly through 2024 and eventually get through all of Title Fight’s discography!

Thanks friend! Have you got the vintera modified version? The pickups are quite hot. This is with the bridge pickup, tone is not rolled off at all, but there is a second guitar part I recorded - mostly double tracking the same part, this is also played on the same Jazzmaster but I think I used middle position for that part. I actually really love how bright and trebly the bridge is in this guitar, I think it works really well in a mix. If I ever find it too trebly I prefer to just use the middle position rather than rolling off the tone as you retain the clarity of that bright bridge pickup but the neck helps to round it off a bit.

Thanks a lot! I played classical guitar as a kid from about age 11 to 18 but never loved it really, self taught electric on and off since then and really got into it constantly in about 2020.

Yeah man, it’s on the list!

Check out band lab splitter. It’s an online tool that splits any song into audio stems. It’s really useful as a learning tool to isolate parts.

I’m using Sony cameras - an A7S3 and an FX30, and for these videos two lenses I’m using are a Sony 24-70 f4 for the wide shot and a Samyang 24-70 f2.8 for the close up. Lighting is potentially more important than a great camera though! I use a Godox ML60bi with a softbox. I work as a freelance videographer so have the luxury of owning some nice gear but it took quite a long time to build up to the standard of kit that I use now. The thing is, Sony bring out new cameras every year now, so you can always find really good kit second hand, definitely worth considering.

@@mattbucknerguitarwoah thats awesome! what type of camera would u recommend for a beginner who wants to make youtube videos to be able to edit and do lighting with?

@@waterboyrene1241 it all depends on your budget really. I’d recommend a mirrorless camera, these are like DSLR photo cameras but they are more compact, mirrorless cameras are originally designed as photography cameras but a lot of them are used as video cameras and have extensive features for video. I’d recommend Sony because I’ve used that brand for about 10 years, but there are lots of options. Sony have a line of crop sensor cameras such as the a6400 and a6600. You can pick them up second hand. I would recommend checking out used options because they will hold value more, so if you decide you want to continue and upgrade your equipment you’ll make more of your money back when selling. In terms of lights check out Neewer LED panels on Amazon. They’re cheap but what you get for the money is pretty impressive.

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