In episode 90 of the guitar music theory podcast, I answer more listener questions. Greetings guitar engineers.

Greetings guitar engineers.

Welcome to the guitar music theory podcast. I am your host Desi Cerna. Today I'm going to

answer more listener questions. I've got questions about memorizing notes, how to

practice when your time is limited, playing the C form bar chord,

strumming with your thumb, choosing your next shape, the difference between patterns and

positions and more. But before we get started let me direct all of my

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Enroll in your free video course now at guitar music theory.com, you can click on the link in the podcast show notes. All right, let's get started and before I actually begin answering some questions. I'm not sure how much I'll be playing in this episode, but I am playing my PRS DGT guitar. That stands for David Grissom Trem, DGT. I put Seymour Duncan APH1

humbuckers in here, also converted it to a master volume because it comes with two volumes and one tone, but I preferred the one volume and two tones.

I'm playing through my Kemper profiling amplifier. I'm using a profile pack from

Tone Junkie called the 67 Pro Reverb and it's a profile of a 1967 fender a And then I chose some profiles from clean to dirty,

so I've got some clean settings in here. And then I can get up to it gets is lead sound here. So that's kind of the lead sound here. So,

Tone Junkie, they will profile an app at its various gain stages, but they also will put some

overdrive pedals and stuff in front of it and profile it with the pedals.

So sometimes they'll have a pack that's for an amp

that doesn't have overdrive,

but that pack will actually have overdriven sounds

in it because they will profile it with various petals in front of it because that's how people would

often use that amp anyway enough talking about gear that's what I'm

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