Claudiostrat's Thread, for Gab's Army Options

[Gabriel Leopardi]

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[Gabriel Leopardi]

Hi Claudio!

Yes, this is getting better. The more melodic parts are much better now. You mostly need to focus on improving your vibrato and remember to use the other fingers to help the one that is doing pressing the fret.

During the next days of practice I recommend you to add these two exercises:

1- Practice your vibrato technique over this backing. Instead of playing the whole thing, try playing long notes with vibrato for some minutes. Put all your focus on it, pay attention to your left hand, the movement, the sound, and the use of other fingers to help the one that is doing vibrato. Emulate the instructor's vibrato. Practice with different fingers and notes.

2- Isolate the section that goes from 00:34 to 00:44 in your recent video. Work on it over metronome or backing as a loop.- Focus on timing.


For the next update here, I'd like to find 3 takes:

1. Your random vibrato practice.
2. The isolated section over metronome or backing.
3. A full take.


What do you think?

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[ClaudioStrat]

Hi Claudio!

Yes, this is getting better. The more melodic parts are much better now. You mostly need to focus on improving your vibrato and remember to use the other fingers to help the one that is doing pressing the fret.

During the next days of practice I recommend you to add these two exercises:

1- Practice your vibrato technique over this backing. Instead of playing the whole thing, try playing long notes with vibrato for some minutes. Put all your focus on it, pay attention to your left hand, the movement, the sound, and the use of other fingers to help the one that is doing vibrato. Emulate the instructor's vibrato. Practice with different fingers and notes.

2- Isolate the section that goes from 00:34 to 00:44 in your recent video. Work on it over metronome or backing as a loop.- Focus on timing.


For the next update here, I'd like to find 3 takes:

1. Your random vibrato practice.
2. The isolated section over metronome or backing.
3. A full take.


What do you think?

Hi Gabri,

sounds like a good idea, it usually helps when i focus on single parts thanks.

couple of questions:

has my vibrato deteriorated in this one? or is it more of less the same as before?

you know the 00:34 to 00:44 i have done in a loop many times. Is there anything particular you can point out on the timing of that one that you see I'm still missing? is it the triplet? the ascending part? or is it in the last part of the lick ? (or probaly both )

cheers,

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This post has been edited by ClaudioStrat: Feb 8 2021, 05:22 PM