B Minor Guitar Jam

!±8± B Minor Guitar Jam

A quick little jam. This is my first ever video post. I'm posting this to test the waters as I'm expecting a barrage of abuse featuring comments such as "guitar n00b" and "you can't play for s**t". If you like it, say so. If you dont, your constructive comments are most welcome. This was recorded using an Ibanez RG321 through a Marshall MG100DFX Combo Amp using the clean channel with no effects and very slight reverb. The clicker was a Korg Metronome MA-30. Enjoy or Endure! Thanks

B Minor Guitar Jam

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Korg MA30 Guitar Metronome

!±8± Korg MA30 Guitar Metronome

www.worldmusicsupply.com Paul Kramer (Korg, Marshall, Vox) demonstrates the Korg MA 30 Metronome.

Korg MA30 Guitar Metronome

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Gus Drax-Flight Of The Bumblebee(208 bpm)

!±8± Gus Drax-Flight Of The Bumblebee(208 bpm)

Here is classical piece "The flight of the Bumblebee" by Rimsky-Korsakov. I actually reached the limit of my Korg MA-30 Metronome which is 208 bpm. Hope you like it. Video taken and edited by Thanasis Kouitsis(as always :P) Take Care and Metal On !..! Gus Drax

Gus Drax-Flight Of The Bumblebee(208 bpm)

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Violin Equipment Review - Korg Chromatic Tuner (CA-30)

!±8± Violin Equipment Review - Korg Chromatic Tuner (CA-30)

In reviewing the Korg Chromatic Tuner (CA-30), I feel it is important to note that, as a practice aid for violin, most digital tuners do not respond accurately or quickly enough for students to feel comfortable using them. In fact, frustration with them seems to be the most common reaction when employed for checking pitch while practicing. However, as far as tuners on the lower end of the price range go, the Korg Chromatic Tuner (CA-30) is, relatively speaking, a strong performer with a clear and readable interface (as compared with models by Intellii or Sabine, that are largely equivalent in other respects but more difficult to use).

Of course, this Korg does not include a metronome, which is something of a disadvantage given that combining a tuner and metronome is often a very good value. Is an electronic tuner really that much of a step-up in usefulness compared to a pitch-fork? If the tuner is being used to work on passages incredibly slowly or to separately tune all four strings on the violin, then the answer is clearly yes. But for a beginner, (especially a young one) trying to learn how to play in tune using any electronic chromatic tuner will likely result in frustration.

My suggestion? If you are searching for a way to reproduce A440, consider buying a metronome that can reproduce pitches. Or, resort to an old fashion pitch pipe or pitch fork, both of which may be had for under . In the end, developing the ear is the best way to improve intonation on the violin, and excessive reliance on a digital tuner can actually interfere with this objective.

Violin Equipment Review - Korg Chromatic Tuner (CA-30)

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