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Zoot Guitar Mentoring
Alex Feather
Jul 27 2012, 07:23 PM
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QUOTE (Zoot @ Jul 26 2012, 10:41 AM) *
Cool - no problems mate.

I've now got the 7 patterns locked in my head, along with all 5 pentatonic patterns.

A first for me!!

Cheers -

Z.

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Zoot
Jul 28 2012, 04:58 AM
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Hey Alex -

I think there's an error in the .GP5 file which I just wanted to confirm with you -

Bar 22, the 6th semi-quaver should be a C (13th fret) not a C# (14th fret), right?

Cheers -

Z.

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Alex Feather
Jul 28 2012, 09:58 AM
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QUOTE (Zoot @ Jul 28 2012, 03:58 AM) *
Hey Alex -

I think there's an error in the .GP5 file which I just wanted to confirm with you -

Bar 22, the 6th semi-quaver should be a C (13th fret) not a C# (14th fret), right?

Cheers -

Z.

Good job! I am actually keeping it there on purpose! smile.gif Some students are missing it:) That means you ae paying a lot of attention which is very good!
The answer is yes there should be C#!
Good job!

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Zoot
Aug 1 2012, 12:47 PM
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Wow... This is going to take a bit to get down smile.gif

I can do it reasonably smoothly now @ 80 bpm. Now the trick is getting is smooth @ 90 bpm which I think is the tempo of the backing track.

I'm still going out of left and right hand synch @ 90 - but getting there!!

So yeah, don't think I've fallen off a cliff or given up - just practising!

smile.gif Z.

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Alex Feather
Aug 1 2012, 06:00 PM
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QUOTE (Zoot @ Aug 1 2012, 11:47 AM) *
Wow... This is going to take a bit to get down smile.gif

I can do it reasonably smoothly now @ 80 bpm. Now the trick is getting is smooth @ 90 bpm which I think is the tempo of the backing track.

I'm still going out of left and right hand synch @ 90 - but getting there!!

So yeah, don't think I've fallen off a cliff or given up - just practising!

smile.gif Z.

This is a really good exercise it will get you results very fast! Just keep practicing it every day and you will notice your progress very soon!

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Alex Feather
Aug 8 2012, 08:52 PM
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QUOTE (Zoot @ Aug 1 2012, 11:47 AM) *
Wow... This is going to take a bit to get down smile.gif

I can do it reasonably smoothly now @ 80 bpm. Now the trick is getting is smooth @ 90 bpm which I think is the tempo of the backing track.

I'm still going out of left and right hand synch @ 90 - but getting there!!

So yeah, don't think I've fallen off a cliff or given up - just practising!

smile.gif Z.

Hello! I just wanted to follow up and see how are you doing? Do you have any questions or need help with anything? Let me know! smile.gif

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Alex Feather
Aug 27 2012, 08:08 AM
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Hi! I just wanted to follow up and see how are you doing? Are you ready for a new challenge?

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Zoot
Aug 27 2012, 08:54 AM
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QUOTE (Alex Feather @ Aug 27 2012, 05:08 PM) *
Hi! I just wanted to follow up and see how are you doing? Are you ready for a new challenge?


Hi Alex -

Sorry I'm dragging my heels on this one - I've nearly got it down and smooth. I'll post a take shortly so you can see where I'm up to.

This has been an interesting process for me. To play that many notes smoothly and in such a long sequence has been a real challenge. I've essentially rebuilt my picking approach to minimise movement and keep it clean and simple and accurate while working just from the wrist. This has meant that I need to move forward and back with my picking hand as I go from low to high strings. It's working, but has been a process.

In between times, I've been practising soloing using each of the modal patterns in the exercise over the 12 bar blues progression you posted earlier. I've just looped this for 30 minutes and I wail away using different modes and combining them with the pentatonic patterns. This has been a great practice routine and has broken things up nicely for me as a creative outlet in between drilling the current exercise.

So no - for the time being I'm good. I want to get this current exercise down before I move on to something else.

Thanks for checking in!

smile.gif Z.

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Alex Feather
Aug 29 2012, 04:50 PM
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QUOTE (Zoot @ Aug 27 2012, 07:54 AM) *
Hi Alex -

Sorry I'm dragging my heels on this one - I've nearly got it down and smooth. I'll post a take shortly so you can see where I'm up to.

This has been an interesting process for me. To play that many notes smoothly and in such a long sequence has been a real challenge. I've essentially rebuilt my picking approach to minimise movement and keep it clean and simple and accurate while working just from the wrist. This has meant that I need to move forward and back with my picking hand as I go from low to high strings. It's working, but has been a process.

In between times, I've been practising soloing using each of the modal patterns in the exercise over the 12 bar blues progression you posted earlier. I've just looped this for 30 minutes and I wail away using different modes and combining them with the pentatonic patterns. This has been a great practice routine and has broken things up nicely for me as a creative outlet in between drilling the current exercise.

So no - for the time being I'm good. I want to get this current exercise down before I move on to something else.

Thanks for checking in!

smile.gif Z.


Sounds good! I am glad you like the exercise and I am glad it is working for you! smile.gif
I am looking forward to hear your take!
Let me know if you have any questions or need help with anything! smile.gif

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Alex Feather
Oct 24 2012, 01:30 AM
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QUOTE (Zoot @ Aug 27 2012, 07:54 AM) *
Hi Alex -

Sorry I'm dragging my heels on this one - I've nearly got it down and smooth. I'll post a take shortly so you can see where I'm up to.

This has been an interesting process for me. To play that many notes smoothly and in such a long sequence has been a real challenge. I've essentially rebuilt my picking approach to minimise movement and keep it clean and simple and accurate while working just from the wrist. This has meant that I need to move forward and back with my picking hand as I go from low to high strings. It's working, but has been a process.

In between times, I've been practising soloing using each of the modal patterns in the exercise over the 12 bar blues progression you posted earlier. I've just looped this for 30 minutes and I wail away using different modes and combining them with the pentatonic patterns. This has been a great practice routine and has broken things up nicely for me as a creative outlet in between drilling the current exercise.

So no - for the time being I'm good. I want to get this current exercise down before I move on to something else.

Thanks for checking in!

smile.gif Z.


I just wanted to follow up and see how are you doing? Do you have any questions or need help with anything? Please let me know! I have a new assignment ready for you! smile.gif

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Alex Feather
Nov 17 2012, 11:05 AM
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Hey! How is it going? I wanted to see how are you doing and if you are ready for a new challenge! Let me know!

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