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Feedback
Stephane Lucarelli25th August 2010Thanks my friends!
Ivan Milenkovic25th August 2010Good topic coverage and useful exercises in this lesson man
- Stephane Lucarelli23rd August 2010
Thanks guys!
Vasilije Vukmirovic22nd August 2010Very good!
kaznie_NL20th August 2010Cool easy exercise for using scale use man!
Zsolt Galambos19th August 2010Useful lesson, and your sound is really relaxing!
shatterd17th August 2010very smooth. Got a nice feel to it. Sets a mood. Awesome to have more beginner material coming in.
Daniel Realpe17th August 2010I totally agree with Kris. This is a great first step into using scales musically
- Stephane Lucarelli17th August 2010
Great, thanks a lot guys!
Jerry Arcidiacono17th August 2010Useful lesson for beginners Stephane!
Bogdan Radovic17th August 2010Very good topic and exercises Stephane!
Kristofer Dahl17th August 2010Very cool exercise Stephane. This should be a useful example for people wondering what to make of their scales, just by working with rhythms like this you can start building variations and melodies.
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In this lesson we will work on fundamental rhythmic patterns, and especially the 16th notes subdivision.
Here are some tips to take advantage of this lesson:
- singing rhythmic figures is the best way to memorize & assimilate them.
- choose one note on the guitar and play the rhythmic figures (you could also sing them at the same time...) .
- play a pentatonic scale with the rhythmic figures, and/or apply to any chord you want!
- make your own rhythm combination.
- of course practice with a metronome!!
- last but not least, have fun!
Stephane
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