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Many thanks to the most excellent @ithizarthemighty4892 for today's amazing video title. I am still trying different things out on the canon piece, but I am starting to feel more comfortable moving from a more rhythmically free opening into the tempo dictated by the DD5. I am again doing the scruggs arpeggiation here, which I am still on the fence about. When it works it works! But I do feel I am at times over the edge with they timing of the lead lines. I do like how I've decided to get into the composed second half of the piece. That is working! I'm playing the 9-String Esquire and Squier Bullet Strat Hardtail through a 9V adapter powered 4G℞E Amp into the Ampeg 810. Left channel audio is coming from the 810 close-mic'd with the Marantz PMD 222 and the right channel audio is the output of the 4G℞E Amp into a JDI direct box into a hardware limiter into the camera. I have split the daily session into two videos: a warm up where I play What Are We Doing What Could Be Done and Thank You, Guitar and the explore section where I am working on pieces in-progress as well as just doing some free playing to see if the muse is speaking. I think this will help me maintain a certain level of consistency at a lower stress level. We'll see! Thank you for accompanying me on my daily practice for 04/25/2024. Sending many positive vibes, -cyrus pireh [email protected] https://4gre.org/cyrus #thankyouguitar #4GRE 00:00 Esquire 9 String: DD5 Canon 07:08 These chords 08:24 technow 14:17 Ravel 16:22 Bullet Strat Hardtail. Sheep Graze 18:40 explore 22:47 triplets 26:25 this thing 34:15 Truth