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VC331 Lampenfieber überwinden auf Vedanta Weise - Viveka Chudamani 331.Vers
In der Viveka Chudamani Reihe von https://www.yoga-vidya.de, spricht Sukadev über Lampenfieber .
331. Wann immer der Weise (besser wäre: der spirituelle Aspirant) nur den geringsten Unterschied in der Absoluten Wirklichkeit wahrnimmt, wird das, was als Unterschied durch Irrtum wahrgenommen wird, sofort zur Quelle der Angst für ihn.
http://schriften.yoga-vidya.de/viveka-chudamani/vers331/
@mrs8bee : Vielen Dank, das ist eine sehr hilfreiche Sichtweise!
Where's the REST of the band? | VC331
"Bands" sound suspiciously like "Guitar Players at a desk" these days. Check out the Spectre Digital first ever Black Friday sale! https://www.spectredigital.com/?ref=3. Get in on once a year deals! Grab the Henning Pauly Bundle here: https://www.spectredigital.com/product/henning-pauly-bundle/?ref=3. ...and the Chernobyl Complete Bundle: https://www.spectredigital.com/product/chernobyl-bundle/?ref=3.
0:00 You Can't Afford It!
0:51 It's a METAL Channel!
2:12 Bands Sound Like Guitar Players
5:32 All You Need Is Bullsh*t
6:01 Importance Of Studio Monitors
7:48 Spectre Digital Black Friday Sale!
9:39 Butthurt Of The Week
10:27 Even More Butthurt
12:30 Roland V Drums?
14:43 Quad Tracking Guitars
15:28 Avoid Credit Card Debt
17:21 Sampling Real Drums As Backup
18:57 Write Down Settings
20:30 Back Up Your Data
21:33 Be Intelligent
22:19 Salty Boomers
22:39 Cracked VST Nightmare
23:29 Re-selling Software
25:25 Metal Mythbuster
26:17 The SMG Crew Helps A Lot!
27:26 Blending Amp \u0026 Bass DI
28:38 Spectre Digital Black Friday \u0026 Outro
About Spectre Sound Studios:
I'm Glenn Fricker, engineer here at Spectre Sound Studios. I love making records, and after doing it for sixteen years, I want to pass on what I've learned. On my channel you can find tutorials on how to record guitar, bass, real drums and vocals. There's reviews and demos of tube amps, amp sims, drums, mics, preamps, outboard gear, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, and plugin effects.
We've covered Moon on the Water, played Bias FX, given you the absolute best in Stupid Musician Texts, ranted \u0026 raved about bass guitar, and this channel is where The Eagle has Landed.
Everything you've wanted to learn about recording Hard Rock \u0026 Heavy Metal can be found right here on this channel!
I also respond to your comments \u0026 questions: The best make it into the SMG Viewer's Comments series of videos. Loads of fun, lots of laughs.
Thanks for checking out my channel \u0026 please subscribe!
@johnnyq1233 : In the spirit of home recording, I think it would be good if you brought in a decent e-kit and set it up in a recording session.
Todays kits have pretty powerful modules that allow you some crazy flexibility!
@tyditto9455 : Yes please more V drum content. cost of living is only going up and needing to have a set drums that won't get you kicked out of your apartment is pivotal
@scottb3417 : There's definitely a move back to good songwriting in rock & metal. It's slow but it's there. All that "hair metal" of the 80's and 90's was (gasp!) CATCHY! I don't know WTF people found so "unauthentic" about writing a snappy rock song . It was either Little Richard or Chuck Berry who, when asked about some of the more avant-garde music people were putting out at the time, said, "Can you hum it?"
So many people complain about the lack of new rock on radio but so much of what there is is autotuned to death and is obviously what the music execs are trying to tell us what we should like, which lately seems like this "whisper-emo" stuff where every band sounds like the next. So many new songs in general, hard rock or not, have guitar solos that don't elevate the songs (as Eliot Easton (Cars) rightly said a solo should do) and/or are just a series of random guitar stunts to show off how fast they can play a pentatonic scale and jack-off with their whammy bar. Who TF wants to listen to that? I honestly hear more hard rock guitar, and solos that make sense, in country music these days.
GFY, Glenn, and keep up the great work!
@gordonbeckgb : Considering Rick isn't that focused on metal, he can dial in a pretty damn good tone for riffing out some Demiurge lol. I find it super interesting learning about how players of other genres dial in tones, it's fun to mesh styles and get new sounds. So to all the jazz cats and what not, maybe stick around! (Just don't ruin the fun for the rest of us)
@junkawakami3193 : congratulations to Andy Sneap to make it really big with Judas Priest! We won't be there without both of you guys!
VC331 Time Rain
In der Viveka Chudamani Reihe von https://www.yoga-vidya.de, spricht Sukadev über Lampenfieber .
331. Wann immer der Weise (besser wäre: der spirituelle Aspirant) nur den geringsten Unterschied in der Absoluten Wirklichkeit wahrnimmt, wird das, was als Unterschied durch Irrtum wahrgenommen wird, sofort zur Quelle der Angst für ihn.
http://schriften.yoga-vidya.de/viveka-chudamani/vers331/
@mrs8bee : Vielen Dank, das ist eine sehr hilfreiche Sichtweise!
Where's the REST of the band? | VC331
"Bands" sound suspiciously like "Guitar Players at a desk" these days. Check out the Spectre Digital first ever Black Friday sale! https://www.spectredigital.com/?ref=3. Get in on once a year deals! Grab the Henning Pauly Bundle here: https://www.spectredigital.com/product/henning-pauly-bundle/?ref=3. ...and the Chernobyl Complete Bundle: https://www.spectredigital.com/product/chernobyl-bundle/?ref=3.
0:00 You Can't Afford It!
0:51 It's a METAL Channel!
2:12 Bands Sound Like Guitar Players
5:32 All You Need Is Bullsh*t
6:01 Importance Of Studio Monitors
7:48 Spectre Digital Black Friday Sale!
9:39 Butthurt Of The Week
10:27 Even More Butthurt
12:30 Roland V Drums?
14:43 Quad Tracking Guitars
15:28 Avoid Credit Card Debt
17:21 Sampling Real Drums As Backup
18:57 Write Down Settings
20:30 Back Up Your Data
21:33 Be Intelligent
22:19 Salty Boomers
22:39 Cracked VST Nightmare
23:29 Re-selling Software
25:25 Metal Mythbuster
26:17 The SMG Crew Helps A Lot!
27:26 Blending Amp \u0026 Bass DI
28:38 Spectre Digital Black Friday \u0026 Outro
About Spectre Sound Studios:
I'm Glenn Fricker, engineer here at Spectre Sound Studios. I love making records, and after doing it for sixteen years, I want to pass on what I've learned. On my channel you can find tutorials on how to record guitar, bass, real drums and vocals. There's reviews and demos of tube amps, amp sims, drums, mics, preamps, outboard gear, Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, and plugin effects.
We've covered Moon on the Water, played Bias FX, given you the absolute best in Stupid Musician Texts, ranted \u0026 raved about bass guitar, and this channel is where The Eagle has Landed.
Everything you've wanted to learn about recording Hard Rock \u0026 Heavy Metal can be found right here on this channel!
I also respond to your comments \u0026 questions: The best make it into the SMG Viewer's Comments series of videos. Loads of fun, lots of laughs.
Thanks for checking out my channel \u0026 please subscribe!
@johnnyq1233 : In the spirit of home recording, I think it would be good if you brought in a decent e-kit and set it up in a recording session.
Todays kits have pretty powerful modules that allow you some crazy flexibility!
@tyditto9455 : Yes please more V drum content. cost of living is only going up and needing to have a set drums that won't get you kicked out of your apartment is pivotal
@scottb3417 : There's definitely a move back to good songwriting in rock & metal. It's slow but it's there. All that "hair metal" of the 80's and 90's was (gasp!) CATCHY! I don't know WTF people found so "unauthentic" about writing a snappy rock song . It was either Little Richard or Chuck Berry who, when asked about some of the more avant-garde music people were putting out at the time, said, "Can you hum it?"
So many people complain about the lack of new rock on radio but so much of what there is is autotuned to death and is obviously what the music execs are trying to tell us what we should like, which lately seems like this "whisper-emo" stuff where every band sounds like the next. So many new songs in general, hard rock or not, have guitar solos that don't elevate the songs (as Eliot Easton (Cars) rightly said a solo should do) and/or are just a series of random guitar stunts to show off how fast they can play a pentatonic scale and jack-off with their whammy bar. Who TF wants to listen to that? I honestly hear more hard rock guitar, and solos that make sense, in country music these days.
GFY, Glenn, and keep up the great work!
@gordonbeckgb : Considering Rick isn't that focused on metal, he can dial in a pretty damn good tone for riffing out some Demiurge lol. I find it super interesting learning about how players of other genres dial in tones, it's fun to mesh styles and get new sounds. So to all the jazz cats and what not, maybe stick around! (Just don't ruin the fun for the rest of us)
@junkawakami3193 : congratulations to Andy Sneap to make it really big with Judas Priest! We won't be there without both of you guys!
VC331 Time Rain
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