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Sep 29 2014, 04:29 PM |
I always practice with the original recording first, I learn every lesson by ear so I can improve my ear training as well, like I always did. I'll give it a run down in the afternoon after resting my fingers a bit more and tomorrow I'll give it another go for REC. After that is back to focusing on the Muris Timing Exercise. I've managed to bump up the last lick to 60bpms but after that I feel confuse about what approach I should have regarding fast picking. Sometimes It seems better to let loose and just try to move the wrist, other times I want to move the thumb to have more accurancy. Shall I also record the lick in question at multiple times to give you an idea? Hey mate! Just graded the take in the REC zone - it'll take a bit more work to get it flowing, so don't leave it yet Ok? Keep it in the practice journal, as it will need more time, just like both me and Gabi have pointed out. About picking - well, there are days and days I usually use my wrist, but to be honest, I haven't been working on my picking in a long time, as in the last year or so, I have been more interested to write my own music and learn how to sing and play in the same time as proficient as possible I think that this lesson from Darius will shed a bit of light on things: https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Altern...Picking-Basics/ What do you think? As for a new exercise, how about this one? https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Intervals-Etude/ It will most likely take you through some unexpected situations in terms of alternate picking - let me know if it feels to easy, ok? |
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