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A guy contacted me and asked these questions. Found the questions weird. It's from some "program" called NLP (NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) began in the early 1970s when two Americans, a mathematician called Richard Bandler and linguist John Grinder, asked themselves a simple but fascinating question: "What is it that makes the difference between somebody who is merely competent at any given skill, and somebody who excels at the same skill?")
Here are the questions and my answers. Do you think I was clear enough?
What must be true about setting up the tone that allows you to get the tone you get?
A: A good amp and a good guitar.
What is important to you about setting up the tone?
A: That the amp and guitar is good.
What is the first thing you think when you are setting up the tone?
A: Does it sound good?
And what do you think next? And next? And next? How do you know that the process
of setting up the tone ended? When you know that you got the tone you wanted?
A: When it sounds good.
The Law of Gravity is nonsense. No such law exists. If I think I float, and you think I float, then it happens.
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i don't understand....
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Guitars: Gibson 1998 Les Paul Special : Peavey Predator (Early 90's Fat Strat Copy) : Ibanez GAX30TROriginally Posted by just strum
Brownsville Reso - 101 Electric Reso : Fender GDO-300 Maple Quilt Top Acoustic
Amps: Fender Super Champ XD
Effects: Digitech RP250 Modeling Guitar Processor : DVM "Phased and Confused" Script Phaser Clone : Digitech Bad Monkey
Danelectro Cool Cat Chorus : Behringer Distortion Modeler : Ernie Ball Volume Pedal : Dunlop Cry Baby Wah
NLP is some cool stuff. Many athletes and CEOs etc. use the principles to excel at their endeavors. You can go to a certified NLP practitioner and go through a simple process that will allow you to play and sound better every time you play a guitar. It works.
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