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Sep 3 2010, 09:14 PM |
dude, start with pentatonics and 12 bar blues, that'll give a lot of fun
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Sep 4 2010, 11:55 AM |
Yeah, I think that pentatonic and maybe simple minor scale would be good next step...
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Sep 11 2010, 11:24 PM |
By buddy somtimes comes over my house to play guitar. He's almost a complete begginer, iv taught him a scale and after 6 months of playing he's finally learned to play a chord after a lot of refusal (a power chord). So I do get to play a bit of lead now and then. But I mainly play rhythm 90% of the time tho. I like to try to improvise a rhythem for him too play lead over. The thing is i keep running out of idea's and keep playing the same stuff over and over again. Iv started to struggle to think up new chord progessions and ones i do come up with are mainly trail and error guess work. Any ideas how i could put the spring back into our playing? Learn some GMC rhythm lessons and use those as inspiration and play them for your buddy to improvise over? Try to use those progressions and/or to modify them. Its normal when jamming to get back to comfort zone - but your experimenting will lead you to some interesting places too. -------------------- For GMC support please email support (at) guitarmasterclass.net
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