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Hey Trey smile.gif No problem man, write me when you have the time wink.gif It's all good as long as you don't neglect your practice and playing in general!

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So I've been practicing the piece here and there but I've been frustrated because I realized my timing is awful.

I started trying to use a metronome but then realized that I can't even stay on beat with that. Is there any way you could make a video explaining how to use a metronome. 8 years of playing and I've never used one!

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Hey Trey, sure thing man smile.gif Stay tuned!

Here we go:

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Definitely will be practicing this so that you don't get angry! laugh.gif

But really, thanks for the video man! I'll be practicing this for sure and I'll put up a video so you can see.

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QUOTE (TreyDeschamp @ Jun 28 2013, 04:13 PM) *
Definitely will be practicing this so that you don't get angry! laugh.gif

But really, thanks for the video man! I'll be practicing this for sure and I'll put up a video so you can see.


Please do! The video communication between us two is very helpful on both sides, so, shoot as often as you can smile.gif

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So I have a few errands to run but after that I'll be doing this video. I'm not so worried about the 60 BPM as I'm worrying more about applying this at a faster BPM.

Gotta start somewhere though, right? wink.gif

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Of course you do smile.gif

Thing is, as long as you push things at a steady pace and don't get frustrated about not having the rhythm you would like to have in terms of how fast you evolve, you will get there smile.gif Slow and surefooted is always best!

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Here it is!

I wasn't too sure with the 8th notes and I didn't even try 16th notes!

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Hey Trey! Good job till the 8th notes smile.gif

Now, let's just focus on these, ok? I want you to try and feel 2 equal notes on each beat - but, not by playing the guitar - use your hands and clap them smile.gif If you are unsure, let me know and I'll do a vid for ya, k?

Slow is difficult as well - but this is where control is coming from wink.gif

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QUOTE (Cosmin Lupu @ Jul 1 2013, 02:38 AM) *
Hey Trey! Good job till the 8th notes smile.gif

Now, let's just focus on these, ok? I want you to try and feel 2 equal notes on each beat - but, not by playing the guitar - use your hands and clap them smile.gif If you are unsure, let me know and I'll do a vid for ya, k?

Slow is difficult as well - but this is where control is coming from wink.gif

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Sounds good. I'll get right to it!

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that's the spirit laddie!

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Cosmin! Long time no talk!

Glad to be back but more excited to start the process of working with you again! I think instead of picking up where we left off it would be more beneficial to rework my workout routine.

I want to get more accurate with my guitar playing while also building speed through alternate picking, sweeping, etc.

My reasoning for this is because I can always learn metalcore or any other style here but without accuracy in my notes I won't be able to play anything well. Who knows, may be after this journey I'll be the next Andy James laugh.gif

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Howdy Trey smile.gif Welcome back mate!

As I said in the previous thread, I have started a new program which I think would be beneficial to you - please take a look here: https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_fo...t=0&start=0 answer the questions and we can begin smile.gif You can write the answers here in the thread wink.gif

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Awesome!

Well then my answers are:

1. I have been playing guitar between 9-11 years (I can't remember my exact age but that is the general area).

2. I feel like I'm definitely not a beginner but I'm trying to get going in the intermediate level.

3. I have basic theoretical knowledge that I'd like to improve on. I can find note on the fretboard but they aren't committed to memory.

4. As of lately I haven't really touched a guitar since I've been busy with school and had to leave them at home to get in the swing of a new lifestyle. Now that I'm taking my guitar back to school with me I feel like I'll be able to dedicate anywhere from an hour to two hours for practice.

5. I was raised as a metal kid so I love shred guitar techniques like sweep picking and alternate picking but I'm also incredibly interested in the economy picking technique.

6. I would definitely like to improve my note accuracy and my speed. I'd also like to improve and build my use of alternate picking and sweep picking because a lot of the songs that I listen to use these techniques. This would greatly help me become a better lead guitar player. I would also like to improve my musical diversity. I'd like to break into the real of jazz playing because the style uses these same techniques a lot.

7. In my current experience as a guitarist I've jammed with some friends and recorded things here and there but never to the extent of it being noteworthy. I've been more of a home playing person.

8. Right now I have two main guitars:
-PRS Custom 24 SE
-ESP Alexi Laiho Signature Blacky
and then since I am at school I use Guitar Rig 5 as my amp system. I then use garageband to record into. I have more gear but these items are the ones that get the most use.

9. At a young age I was blown away by guys like Paul Gilbert (my Dad is a huge fan). As of lately the guitarists that inspire me now are Alexi Laiho, Michael Paget, Misha Mansoor, Synyster Gates, Tosin Abasai and Guthrie Govan.

Here are a few cover pieces and lessons that I've recorded over the past year for a visual/audio analysis:




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hey Trey!

Thank you for answering the questions mate! You have evolved a lot since we last talked, that's for certain!

I think we can go for developing your chops in musical contexts as a main aim, judging from what you told me and I would like to suggest the following approach:

Spending 5 hrs/ lesson (2 hrs/day - about 1 hrs for each lesson) in which you should:

- understand the theoretical concepts
- learn the lesson structure
- learn each part and reproduce it slowly with the metronome
- put all the parts together and practice them against the slowest available backing track
- work your way up tempo with the available backing tracks

Day 1-5:

https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Sweeps_Major_and_Minor/ - sweep basics to start with wink.gif

https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/Intervals-Etude/ - a little alternate picking treat, for you smile.gif To get ya out of the rut smile.gif Nothing straight forward here wink.gif

Day 6-7 - Revision (you practice the lesson, assuming you that you already know the structure and you can play it) - focus on timing, definition, clean playing, articulations and details! Recording - if you wish - and writing conclusions so that we may draw a line and see what have you learned in that week wink.gif

How does it sound Trey?

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I really like this plan better than the plan we were working with before. I feel like it is 100 times more focused!

I might have to spread these out over a little longer than a week because I really do want to understand these lessons and as someone with basic theory knowledge it'll be a little difficult at first trying to nail down concepts and understand what I am reading.

I also would like to try and produce most of the lessons that we work on as REC takes so that might add to the process but I'll be sure to keep this thread up to date (like I used to do) and make sure to ask you questions through out the process of learning.

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Heh! Very happy to see that this is working good for you mate smile.gif

By all means, it's very important to understand the theory behind what you are doing, so please let me know if there are any theory related questions and take your time if you think you need more than a week, but it would be interesting to keep it in max 2 weeks, so that you will pick up a faster pace of evolution smile.gif What do you think?

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QUOTE (TreyDeschamp @ Mar 15 2014, 02:47 PM) *
I really like this plan better than the plan we were working with before. I feel like it is 100 times more focused!

I might have to spread these out over a little longer than a week because I really do want to understand these lessons and as someone with basic theory knowledge it'll be a little difficult at first trying to nail down concepts and understand what I am reading.

I also would like to try and produce most of the lessons that we work on as REC takes so that might add to the process but I'll be sure to keep this thread up to date (like I used to do) and make sure to ask you questions through out the process of learning.

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QUOTE (Cosmin Lupu @ Mar 16 2014, 08:52 AM) *
Heh! Very happy to see that this is working good for you mate smile.gif

By all means, it's very important to understand the theory behind what you are doing, so please let me know if there are any theory related questions and take your time if you think you need more than a week, but it would be interesting to keep it in max 2 weeks, so that you will pick up a faster pace of evolution smile.gif What do you think?

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I most certainly can try!

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QUOTE (TreyDeschamp @ Mar 16 2014, 02:43 PM) *
I most certainly can try!


Please do and keep me posted wink.gif

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Hey man,

So the theory for the sweep picking is fairly straightforward but I'm getting a little confused on the theory for the inteval etude.

I get that it was written in the C Ionian mode (and all I really know is that it is an Ionian scale in C) but what exactly makes up the 3rds, 4ths and 5ths of the intervals that are in the tag line of the video?

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