duskwings

thanks for welcoming me. Mahesh,i studiede verything i could,i nver focused on a genre,my guitar teacher was a jazz player but i never really got into that music,Actually i still think that person ahould appreciate the songs more than the label. anyway,i m a real sociopath so when i discovered i could play bass,harmony,and melody on the guitar all on my own i searched everywhere to improve my technique,i studied some classical and i still like some,but a real classical player would make fun of me,

i think that making a living as a musician can pay only if u play live,the record industry has been an exploit of the 20th century but now,in 2012 trying to survive selling records is tough,unless.... your material casn t be found on the net and u can sell it on your own during your performances. i m selling my music as well,i believe in what i do but so far i haven t sold a single copy of my tune,i don t give up,the remains for sale,hoping the upcoming album i m working on will have more luck. but in my opinion a record these days should be meant as a window of your work to appeal people to come to your shows,relying on records as an income doesn t pay anymore,or maybe my music sucks idk.the sad thing is that sometimes what u put in a record can t pe played live with the same accuracy (sigh),in a perfect world records and live music would live together without depending on each other

not for this one roger,i had lyrics for it but i decided to make it an instrumental because a vocal line would make it trivial

the only picks that work for me are the 3mm dunlop big stubby,i can t go back to normal picks,but u hav to adapt your picking to the picks since they tend create unwanted ticks if they re not used properly

Hi people,i m new here,i m joining some forums trying to get some visibility,because i believe in what i do and i want to share my achievements with other people.