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The Painting Team has arrived –

(1) Glenn and Jesse on the job:

(2) Jesse sprays low:

(3) Jesse sprays high:

(4) Ann paints the trim:

(5) Pretty in the front:

(6) Pretty at the back:

(7) Pretty big loading dock:

(8) Here comes power!

(9) Mongo-big new panel:

(10) Old soldier, cast aside:

The outside nears completion.

The inside comes next.

And, soon, Megatars come rolling out!

Stay tuned. More to follow.

The roof and walls are done, so now we make it functional –

(1) The Loading Dock door, from outside:

(2) And from inside:

(3) Finding the pipes:

(4) Pipes around the corner!

(5) Bernadette will help!

(6) Pipes marching toward the shop:

(7) Glenn’s little shovel:

(8) Glenn’s big shovel:

(9) The artist at work:

It’s fun watching Glenn finesse that big yellow fellow around!

Next week: Electricity.

Stay tuned. More to follow.

The windows were installed, so now the walls can go up –

(1) Wrapping Tyvek all around (keeps out the wet):

(2) Up goes the siding:

(3) Jess trimming and caulking:

(4) Trim around windows! Trim around doors!

(5) The back windows:

(6) The view out the back windows:

(7) Awaiting the big door, and watching out for cats:

The big door is scheduled for installation in about a week, and the electrical panel is going in soon. Then a visit from the Building Inspector. He’s just a fine fellow!

Stay tuned. More to follow.

Good News!

We’ve completed the first video of the “Easy Touch-Style Method” series. The purpose of the series is to provide a demo of how easy it can be to learn two-handed touch-style play using the streamlined method developed at Mobius Megatar.

The first video is an ‘Introduction,’ which simply explains what touch-style is, and provides a demo of how one can play by touch. It then shows why having more strings makes playing easier, and shows how clear it is when both hands can move exactly the same. Then, using four simple chords, we demonstrate –

• How to arpeggiate chords in both hands using only nine notes
• How to then change that to play roots and harmony notes with your two hands
• How to use those bass roots to play left hand chords
• How to use those harmony notes while playing walking bass inside the nine notes
• How to play dual melody in both hands.
• How to play chords and improvise
• How to play chords and melody.

And so, for your elucidation and entertainment, we present –

PS: If you are wondering, the instrument used in the demo is our most basic instrument, the TrueTapper Eclipse. The audio recording was done entirely in Guitar Rig 2 with minimal effects. And, as you can see, the demo was filmed in the Mobius Space Station engine room.