▲ 50 r/nickdrake
Why does everyone say that Nick used a classical right hand position, when every photo of him holding a guitar doesn't look like it ?
u/someone_takes_me — 12 days ago
▲ 31 r/guitarrepair
Action is still way too high despite bottomed-out saddles (PRS SE Custom 24)
Hey everyone, I'm stuck on the setup for my PRS SE Custom 24 and could use some advice.
The action is just way too high. The neck relief is find and my saddles are dropped to the absolute floor but the action is still high despite everything I've adjusted.
u/someone_takes_me — 1 month ago
▲ 5 r/nickdrake
Could someone help me with my right-hand position so I can play his songs better?
I played electric guitar for five years and bought an acoustic guitar six months ago to learn Nick’s songs. I’ve already learned quite a few, even the hard ones,but I’m still unsure about my right-hand position. Did he use a classical hand position for all his songs or only for some of them? I don’t know whether my technique is correct, so I’ve included some photos.
u/someone_takes_me — 2 months ago
Every album and musician that I’ve heard John talk about has been absolutely fantastic. I’ve discovered so much great music through this. I just want to know if there’s a definitive list of every album or artist he liked and mentioned. I’ve already listened to everything from his “Top 40 Albums of All Time” and other sources, but I still want more.
u/someone_takes_me — 6 months ago