guidothepimmp
Gotta love this guy, he rocks
Rocking the acoustic
and jamming drums on a led zep track
on his solo project mourning widows he recorded everyting himself, guits, drums, bss, vocals etc.
Super talented
Dingwall
He is stupidly good. You can see why he has just such a fantastic style on guitar!
Tip of the day:
GUITARISTS - GO OUT AND BUY A DRUM KIT AND LEARN SOME BASICS - GUARANTEED TO COMPLETELY TRANSFORM YOUR GUITAR PLAYING
(It has reminded me to get my roland kit set up ... oh and try to find the time....hey ho!)
Keira-WitherKay
don't forget being a multi instrumentalist is also a spinoff of someone who does lots of home/small studio recording
cos mostly when you do that you play in all the parts..... drums /keyboards/bass guitar /sound engineering/producing /mixing so yes ........setting up a small studio even if it's only for your self will make you a multiinstrumentalis ...and also music theory is the same whatever instrument you play .....so once you know the theory you can apply it to any instrument so it's not a totally new experience but all you need is some time to get used to the physical playing of the new instrument ........ i takes time but it's invaluable to play a few instruments even if it's a matter of being a pro at one but good enough on the others to record and arrange music in a small demo studio
