I'm very particular about the recording and sound. I'm a novice at best for working Logic Pro and final cut but I do know that if I don't control the ricocheting acoustic sounds flying around the room, I'll be frustrated from the start.

In the past, I built expensive baffles and they worked okay but were very difficult to build and even more difficult to move if I want to take them to a new residence or even just move them to a different spot. If you move, you simply fold them up or use them as padding for furniture (win/win).

Ok, teach others here.

What are the chords? What are the extensions.

Don't look at the comments if you want to figure it out for yourself.

Teachers don't have to and shouldn't show students everything.

Listen to the what you play. Does it sound like a familiar progression?

The first chord should be obvious even though it's not in root position.

(Clue it's not a major 6 chord).
The key should give you a clue as to what's happening.

Was just trying things during the intro!

Write in the chords and extensions for the pdf.
Learn them, play them closed and open them.
Play my solo, your solo comp the chords.

Here I go

My student Nathan is really coming along. He plays great and is I think 14. He's def on his way. We work hard and we do duets where he records accompaniment parts in Logic.
What do you think?

The Coffee hang every Sunday at noon, is a great hang.

This week we talked with Roy Pertchik about the Tri Chromatic vibraphone.

It's a vibraphone with a different layout of the keybaord.

It's pretty cool to see and to try and wrap your brain around it.

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