Thanks for that. I tried to make the write-up as detailed as I could, really, because some people might want to know something, so, I don’t want to leave it out.
That’s a very good point, that getting latency as low as possible might involve some trade-offs. I’m pretty novice at the whole AI/DAW situation, so, that’s helpful. I did fiddle around with the settings when I first set it all up, basically tried to get the latency as low as I could, but, now I just open that template over again each time and practice playing. I don’t have it open right now, but, I’ll definitely mess with it some more in the future!
Oh yeah, that makes sense for sure. I mean, while I have my own tastes in music for listening, I am usually willing to listen to anything. Also, I’ve been trying basically every song that goes along with each module, no matter the genre. I don’t mind playing any of them. Plus… have you ever seen Reel Big Fish’s “Masters of All Musical Styles” bit? That seems to me to be the ultimate goal, to be able to play a bit of everything.
Yeah, they’re one of my favorite bands; when I say that I’m into Ska-Punk, they are one of my prime examples. They are also one of the sillier bands in that scene. I actually had tickets to see them back in Spring 2020… when everything closed due to the pandemic. Hopefully they go on tour again.
They’ve been around for almost 30 years, I think. It’s mainly the lead singer/guitarist who has kept it together. I think every other part has slowly been replaced. It’s like the Ship of Theseus.
Good question, as Justin says in one of his videos that he doesn’t do many one-on-one lessons anymore. So it was not something I ever expected!
In my case, it was another forum member who had won it! They had a couple of sessions left, and they decided to donate one to me. (I asked Justin how this happened, and that’s what he told me.)
I actually had tickets to see them back in Spring 2020… when everything closed due to the pandemic. Hopefully they go on tour again.