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[geoboi]

Theory

You wrote:
4) "If you know these now, please tell me how does the D major scale look like - what are the notes making it up. (Use the w w h w w w h formula, starting from D) and tell me the notes making up the D major and D minor chords"

Answer-
D Major Scale is:
D(w)1, E(w)2, F#(h)3, G(w)4, A(w)5, B(w)6, C#(h)7.

D Major notes are:
D, F#, A.
D Minor notes are:
D, F, A.

Did the ear training on C note to metronome with vocal.

I seemed to have difficulty syncing sound with vid in Movie Maker, perhaps you can explain how to do it right.

Sure sounded better when I was playing it I noticed David uses his thumb to mute the bass strings, seems like a good idea I'll work on. I muted with my fingers and could not mute all the strings and depended on the pick to not hit the un-played string (didn't always work). I notice I have a habit of accentuating some strums instead of consistent play through plus being a little off. What else ya got .



Just an extra one I was working on before you handed me my project.





I can't get no Vibrato. I don't know what's up with this. I also demonstrated string bend as well, doesn't seem like the string is very reactive. I have my theory, what do you think.



This one really gave me fits. At the beginning of vid I show how I used to hold the pick. I held it between pads of fingers. In analyzing Ben I saw how he holds it and found the pick comes off the string better and also gives that scrape sound. You wouldn't think the pick knows the difference. Right now it's a little awkward but it seems more dynamic.



I think that's got it.

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This post has been edited by geoboi: Oct 26 2012, 12:43 PM