Hi,
You are one of my favorite players here at GMC and i wanted to ask :
1)
When you practice alternate picking how do you tell which is a comfortable speed? When i practice i start at a comfortable speed and increase the bpm by 5 and practice at that to see if i need to work on the previous speed more.
The reason for this question is because i don't know what my comfortable speed is.
Also instead of starting another thread in your gear section i want to ask seeing as you are a clear fan of the Ibanez Jems:
A) Is there a difference in the Jem555 and the Jem7V which you play?
would it be worth saving the extra money to buy the Jem7V?
Thanks,
B.T.W I love your ionian scale speedpicking lesson, its the main thing I'm practicing!
Hey man! Thanks for kind words m8!
Comfortable speed is easily judged by the number of mistakes you do while playing. If you can play at 100 triplets with no mistakes than it's your comfortable speed. If you go to 110 triplets, and see you are doing mistakes and can't keep right hand together with left hand that would be your limit until you get over it with practice So if you can play something nice and clean more than twice, than you can say it's your comfortable speed I guess it's something like that.
As for JEM - yeah, it's worth saving for JEM7 as it is much better than JEM555 quality wise. I saw a website of one JEM owner which compared his JEM555 and JEM7 after 1 year of playing each of the guitar. The JEM555 got worn off pretty fast while JEM7 kept it's "shape", frets, bridge and sound quality.
If you still plan to buy JEM555 than i would suggest you to go for some RG Prestige model instead. RG2550E would make a far better choice than JEM555. If you want a JEM badly than make sure you get a JEM7
Thanks for the reply it has cleared some things up i didn't understand before.
As for the Jem I'll have to come up with some more money
Trust me - JEM7 is worth some waiting
If you need anything else just post it here m8!
I see...
Thats where Andrew gets his knowledge on theory!
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