Metronomes

[abyssalservant]

Amen.
I used to constantly bitch at our (AYB and AbyssalServant) old guitarist. He's gotten a lot better, and he was always good, but he never bent in tune, and we were doing Floyd stuff . . .
Not that I'm perfectly wonderful at hitting bent notes, I'm acceptable, and it's not my style.

 

[All_¥our_Bass]

Amen.
I used to constantly bitch at our (AYB and AbyssalServant) old guitarist. He's gotten a lot better, and he was always good, but he never bent in tune, and we were doing Floyd stuff . . .
Not that I'm perfectly wonderful at hitting bent notes, I'm acceptable, and it's not my style.

Your bends are flat...
Your bends are flat...
Your bends are flat...
Your bends are flat...

Guitarists who can't bend in tune(when it should be) are false!!

 

[Drew]

Amen.
I used to constantly bitch at our (AYB and AbyssalServant) old guitarist. He's gotten a lot better, and he was always good, but he never bent in tune, and we were doing Floyd stuff . . .
Not that I'm perfectly wonderful at hitting bent notes, I'm acceptable, and it's not my style.

Yeah. If you're playing Gilmour, your bending has to be PERFECT. Deemed false, flexed at, cancelled.

 

[angryman]

I don't really use one, although i have from time to time when i'm working on a riff with a weird time signiture. To be honest i find it really boring & i rehearse alot with my band anyway so when i do practice at home it's just to fine tune Riffs, solo's & melodies.

 

[Desecrated]

I voted "Every so often." but in rality the answer should have been "not often enough"

 

[Popsyche]

I voted "every so often" but I'd say not often enough. I usually fall back on it when I'm starting to have problems. If I would do it more often, I don't think I would run into the problems that cause me to go back to it.

Uhh...I think that makes sense...

+1

 

[Your Majesty]

I use it everyday without fail.