That looks tidy and functional.
I think I'd have problems with the ends of your ramp though. I'd have to plug the screw holes with dowel and preserve a rounded edge from the neck to the bridge pickup. As it is integral screw access is not required.
That or just not have a ramp but that's just because I've never tried to play with one.
My dad's too, he ran a four piece dance band, barn dances they called the events, the only one I ever played with him was Autumn Leaves, oldies but goodies.
If you get to Derby, we wont see you stuck for a lift. If I can't squeeze you in, I am sure someone else can.
Of course we'll need details nearer the time.
You'd have to have watched it to say that though.
I've seen 'nuff click bait and YT inhabitants who sit with an instrument just yakking. We have singers for that job already. Sorry matey, you (the OP) are redundant.
I thought that would be so.
Nevertheless, his music was influenced by the psychedelic movement. It contains drug references, as do many other popular tunes that are not pro susbstance abuse. I did not say it was druggie music.
I like the scrolling TAB that some YT users have on their clips.
I don't know if it's an add-on for YT users or whether it's a feature from standard video editing software. It's helped me to improve my sight reading (albeit TAB only) especially when there is a moving cursor on the beat.
Of course, YT's advertising tends to inhabit the lower half of the screen so it might be an idea to put it along the top of the screen for those who stream only. That way you'd avoid the frustration of a banner obscuring the TAB content at a crucial point.
Cool.
I would not call myself a Zappa fan. I've heard relatively little of his back catalogue. I do find the music especially interesting at times however. There is a lot more than the drug culture influence in his work. I understand from the 6music interview that he was quite politically active too.
What I'd like to see is the background that the documentary promises.