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Jul 20 2012, 11:09 AM
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Alright mate! Glad to see improvements on this one!
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Aug 9 2012, 10:01 AM
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Hey man
 Taking things in order:1) The timing is faulty in many points, most probably due to the speed and the right hand - it's just a matter of feeling the drum groove, practicing slowly and anticipating all the moves. Anticipation is a strong weapon  Be a step ahead of what you are actually playing and things will be easier. Always! For this, when you practice slowly, always anticipate your next move so that the transition will occur naturally. Once your muscle memory kicks in, anticipation will prove useful in improvisation, when you know your harmonic environment and you can think a bit ahead about what you will play Now, for the next task, I was thinking you could go on with honing rhythm, so let's try this one: https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Metal-Metrics-4/ What do you think? Cosmin |
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Aug 9 2012, 12:35 PM
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QUOTE (Cosmin Lupu @ Aug 9 2012, 10:01 AM)  Hey man Taking things in order:1) The timing is faulty in many points, most probably due to the speed and the right hand - it's just a matter of feeling the drum groove, practicing slowly and anticipating all the moves. Anticipation is a strong weapon Be a step ahead of what you are actually playing and things will be easier. Always! For this, when you practice slowly, always anticipate your next move so that the transition will occur naturally. Once your muscle memory kicks in, anticipation will prove useful in improvisation, when you know your harmonic environment and you can think a bit ahead about what you will play Now, for the next task, I was thinking you could go on with honing rhythm, so let's try this one: https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Metal-Metrics-4/ What do you think? Cosmin I think i ll definitely be rolling back metrics 1 to a much slower speed and work my way back up like you said, i ll try and feel the groove more Sounds like a plan matey. I ll get cracking on it right away -------------------- Current Setup:
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