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May 14 2008, 05:16 PM
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Hola Lian,
I see that you have a very unique way of picking. Can you tell us about that? Gracias. Your lessons rock! |
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May 16 2008, 12:55 AM
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you must find a palm muting position to "mute" these unwanted sounds.
 when u start with a new technique it´s too difficult, but if u practice, you will play it very well in the end....  ________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________ visit my myspace to know about me My Lessons: Melodic Piece Here Repetitive Sweeping here Speed Metal Here Dimmu Borgir Style Here Luca Turilli Style Here QUOTE (Mark. @ May 14 2008, 01:39 PM)  Yeah I noticed that too, you hold your thumb a different way. If I hold my pick like that I cant give it much attack, cause otherwise I drop it Also your lessen are great! You havent made any lesson that I didn't like or that I didn't felt motivated to learn it ! I really love your style of playing, and if I ever get a band ( which seems very unlikely now because I dont know many other musicians ) I would make the same style of music as you do  See ya later, Mark.  so mark! thx so much for it! it was very kind man! ________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________ visit my myspace to know about me My Lessons: Melodic Piece Here Repetitive Sweeping here Speed Metal Here Dimmu Borgir Style Here Luca Turilli Style Here This post has been edited by Lian Gerbino: May 16 2008, 12:53 AM |
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May 17 2008, 11:56 AM
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yeah i use Jazz III dunlop too, they are really good (for me) ! but i think it's just because i'm use to it
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