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RIP Dime
Apr 22 2008, 05:37 AM
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GMC has grown, and the number of lessons are now staggering, many new members want lessons that will help them with certain techniques, but it is hard for them to find the right one because there are so many lessons. I think if there were a little lesson recommendations sub forum it would help them alot. Don't get me wrong the search function is great, but a place where members who have been here longer can share thier expiriences of what lesson helped with a certain aspect of thier playing would be great. It's just easier when you can talk to people about witch lessons you should take on.

I realised it when I looked at the thread of people sharing what lessons they have done and witch ones they were working on. I realised that there were many of great lesson I've never even heard of!

So ya, if that's not a good idea I'll just ask it here. laugh.gif
What lessons will help with my picking and fretting hand accuracy, and that will help sync my two hands? I've searched it and the lesson that poped up was Muris' string skipping lesson! blink.gif I can do it, just not very fast or clean, I just feel like I'm really pushing it with that lesson. laugh.gif

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Ivan Milenkovic
Apr 22 2008, 09:43 AM
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Well I think it is a good idea, but also you must be aware how to search for the lessons properly too. I can give you some tips on what lesson (of mine) is good for what you want, but there are many lessons that fall into this category. Try to search something like accuracy, fretting hand, synchronizing etc...

I can recommend some of my own lessons for synchronization of the two hands, and a fretting technique:

1. great lesson for pentatonic is pentatonic workshop level 1
2. great lasson for jazz is jazz workshop 2

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Andrew Cockburn
Apr 22 2008, 12:50 PM
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I like this idea a lot RIP - I have been thinking how we can do this and I think you have nailed it!

I envisage a forum with a number of threads with titles like "Alt Picking Basics".
Alt Picking Speed Training" "Alt Picking Advanced". or "Basic Blues", "Intermediate Blues", "Metal Rhythm", etc, and each one conmtains a suggested ordering of lessons to work through. We can cooperate to build each program, and when we are done we can put the results in the Wiki smile.gif

What does everyone else think about this?

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Apr 22 2008, 12:56 PM
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yea it is cool idea.

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Apr 22 2008, 01:00 PM
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That'd be great Andrew.

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RIP Dime
Apr 22 2008, 01:48 PM
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QUOTE (Andrew Cockburn @ Apr 22 2008, 12:50 PM) *
I like this idea a lot RIP - I have been thinking how we can do this and I think you have nailed it!

I envisage a forum with a number of threads with titles like "Alt Picking Basics".
Alt Picking Speed Training" "Alt Picking Advanced". or "Basic Blues", "Intermediate Blues", "Metal Rhythm", etc, and each one conmtains a suggested ordering of lessons to work through. We can cooperate to build each program, and when we are done we can put the results in the Wiki smile.gif

What does everyone else think about this?


That sounds perfect Andrew! That's a great way for everyone to get as much out of the lessons as possible.

Thanks Ivan, I'll practice those 2 lessons to help my coordination! If I can play blues, and jazz, metal should be easy no? smile.gif

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Ivan Milenkovic
Apr 22 2008, 04:41 PM
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I'm up for it! smile.gif

Also all the instructors would be great if participating since we all know what lesson is good for what. You Andrew can make a noticable topic pinned with a link to that wiki article somewhere on the main part of the forum so everybody can see it clearly.

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Its a cool idea

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That would be great Andrew!

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Danilo Capezzuto
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QUOTE (RIP Dime @ Apr 22 2008, 06:37 AM) *
GMC has grown, and the number of lessons are now staggering, many new members want lessons that will help them with certain techniques, but it is hard for them to find the right one because there are so many lessons. I think if there were a little lesson recommendations sub forum it would help them alot. Don't get me wrong the search function is great, but a place where members who have been here longer can share thier expiriences of what lesson helped with a certain aspect of thier playing would be great. It's just easier when you can talk to people about witch lessons you should take on.

I realised it when I looked at the thread of people sharing what lessons they have done and witch ones they were working on. I realised that there were many of great lesson I've never even heard of!

So ya, if that's not a good idea I'll just ask it here. laugh.gif
What lessons will help with my picking and fretting hand accuracy, and that will help sync my two hands? I've searched it and the lesson that poped up was Muris' string skipping lesson! blink.gif I can do it, just not very fast or clean, I just feel like I'm really pushing it with that lesson. laugh.gif

Thanks!

I'm working on a series called "Hands synchronization" if you like stay tuned!

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This sounds awesome!

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Kristofer Dahl
Apr 23 2008, 01:57 PM
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Awesome idea Rip and Andrew - we really should do this! biggrin.gif

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It's and excelent idea Rip and Andrew. GMC really needs it.

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Muris Varajic
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Awesome,we surely need pined topic with lesson recommendations!! smile.gif

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that seems cool

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QUOTE (Danilo Capezzuto @ Apr 23 2008, 09:58 AM) *
I'm working on a series called "Hands synchronization" if you like stay tuned!


Can't wait Danlio! biggrin.gif

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Pablo Vazquez
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Yeah!! Cool idea!

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Thats a great idea! smile.gif
Oh and Dime, for syncing up hands, I found Muris' AP lesson very helpful smile.gif

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