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Dec 13 2007, 07:06 PM
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Isn't there a good order to learn your theory ?
Like begin with that sort of scale or ... -------------------- Homer J. Simpson: Rockstars is there anything they dont know?
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Dec 13 2007, 09:41 PM
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Make a system like for example Petrucci does. Make a list of all techniques that you need to practise like for example:
- scales - shredding excercieses - right hand struming - power chords - learning one solo off course dont follow blindly what I just wrote, just think about what you like the most. THen after yo make a list, start making a list of excersises in those categories. FOr example: - scales: - i need to learn a whole major scale - i need to learn a whole minor scale then you take some fretsheets for example and make the scales, write the positions donw and determine (using as a reference your first exercise) bmp for EVERY exercise. This should keep you occupied for a while. And try to make your exercises small enoguh so they dont become boring. If you rpactise somethnig for 1 hour it will bore you to death. But if you make a smaller exercises - each 15 minutes and then rotate among then, not in the same category, then you will be very occupied trust me. -------------------- - Ivan's Video Chat Lesson Notes HERE
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Dec 13 2007, 11:50 PM
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FOr boxes yo do it like one box per day. WHat is important is to learn all the boxes at the same bpm. Don`t skip the first box because you "allready know it", since that is the often mistake. Just go through them all thoroughly and patiently. That will take increase your daily routine for another 15mintues per day, so, again, be carefull what you practise and how much. Have fun man
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Dec 14 2007, 10:03 AM
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Thats great man. Good luck. Warm up before you do your exercises, so you avoid to have weak or damaged muscels when you get older. When you start practising always write down the bpm from the end of the exercise. FOr example play the first box until you reach the point where your hands and body start to tense up. THen you stop. You will get nothing playing fatigued. Write down the bpm fore exampe - 120bpm. THis does not mean that you can actually play that fast, you can play in real life at about 100-110 comfortably after that, so bare that in mind. DOnt overdo it. Keep in mind the quality of the sound, and speed will come in time.
-------------------- - Ivan's Video Chat Lesson Notes HERE
- Check out my GMC Profile and Lessons - (Please subscribe to my) YouTube Official Channel - Let's be connected through ! Facebook! :) |
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