Take 2: Texas Blues Rock Shuffle (SRV), Lesson By Stephane Lucarelli |
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Aug 17 2014, 02:18 PM
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Original lesson: Texas Blues Rock Shuffle (SRV) by Stephane Lucarelli
Second shot for me with this lesson. I've tried to be more acurate regarding timing, but also to play with more power. The first try was really too shy :-) Links to previous attempts at this lesson: http://guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_forum/index.php?showtopic=52531 |
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Aug 17 2014, 04:35 PM
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Hi Krakou, good job! Your timing is much better on this one. Now it's time to adjust some details that will make your take sound top level:
- The first slide, before the lesson starts, doesn't sound adjusted to the count in timing. - The double string notes at 00:05 should include a micro bend that you are missing. It gives it a bluesy feel. - Something weird sounds at 00:08, it seems that an extra note affects the sound of what you are playing. - At 00:13 appears the same double string idea that should include the micro bend. This idea is being missed in the whole lesson so check it out. - Isolate the lick at 00:18 and try to make is sound as Stephane's version. The slide is clearer, it has a more precise timing and there is a micro bend missing again. - The slide at 00:19 has again a timing issue that affects the following riffs. It sounds faster than it should. - The legato at 00:28 isn't clear, isolate and practice this part. Ok mate, I'm doing a very deep analysis and marking every details since the overall is very good and now it's time to focus on this thing to take your playing to a new level. Maybe, a new problem will happen: You focus on details and timing issue appear again. This is normal because it's difficult to pay attention to everything. How to fix it?: You have to feel the groove instead of thinking it, and let your mind think on the other details until they also become natural. Practice is the key, as always. Keep on the good job! -------------------- My lessons
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Aug 18 2014, 07:01 PM
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Pass: 8.7
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