I geek out about custom, well crafted made things. Objects where you can feel the quality, know it’s one of a kind, and that’ll last you a lifetime. The other thing that is of the utmost importance to me, is that the company I’m dealing with has great customer service.
StrapGraphics is a guitar strap manufacturer that’s been making straps in the U.S. since 2008. They’re based out of Portland, and offer a range of straps that are incredibly customizable. When I’m talking about great customer service, I’m talking about Nate from SG, who helped me along with the process, and was a breeze to deal with.
No matter what happens throughout the day, one thing I always try and make time for is practicing guitar. It's therapy, it's a way to be creative, and so much more.
In fact, that’s what this whole post is going to be about. While my practice routine changes from time to time depending on different things I’d like to focus on, it always sticks to the sections of time system.
It always blows my mind when I hear something new and exciting on the guitar. After so long, you slip into thinking you’ve heard it all, and it’s easy to get jaded.
As I’m gearing up for brand new lessons right here on the site, I thought I’d let you know some of the guitarists who’ve been inspiring me lately. I love to listen to a myriad of styles, so there’s sure to be someone on here you might enjoy!
Today’s 2 minute guitar tip is about jamming with others. There are so many ways that playing with other musicians can help you as a guitarist. Learning how to listen to other instruments, play for the song, when to lay back and when to solo can all be learned by booking a rehearsal spot and jamming!
