Fatb0t Mtp Thread - Sonofdestiny Mentoree, Lets get rollin' |
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Jan 28 2009, 05:15 PM
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OK, I will work on it when I'm home. I only had 15 minutes after work before practice to get that done. Sorry man, I won't let you down though! Tonight I will work on it.
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Jan 28 2009, 05:21 PM
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Hahah don't worry!! For 15 minutes this is kickass.
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Jan 28 2009, 05:50 PM
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Were the chords correct, just the tempo off?
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What I would like is that the chords are in the same rhythm as I play them... otherwise it's really hard for me to play it correctly.
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Jan 28 2009, 06:52 PM
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PART IV:
Okay, so we need to work on our soloing ability.. The MTP syllabus suggests a very good AP lesson from Muris (which I'm working on myself). https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/solo-guit...picking-thirds/ You'd be amazed how this sounds to speed. Try to bang this one out... Also, we should start to expose you better to sweeping. Here's how I learned... It's a ghetto lesson from Pavel, with really crappy audio - but it worked for me. https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/solo-guit...weeping-lesson/ Learn the major and minor arpeggio shape, work with a metronome..I don't really expect you to master that lesson because it takes months and months to get accustomed to sweeping - but it's good to get started, learn the shapes, and improve your finger independence. This post has been edited by fatb0t: Feb 2 2009, 05:37 PM |
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Jan 28 2009, 07:02 PM
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Duuduuuuude!!
 I'm gonna do my best man. Wow.
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Jan 29 2009, 04:34 AM
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Second try..
Erm I don't have a bass or a bass vst... |
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Jan 31 2009, 11:19 PM
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I just saw that Guitar Pro thing you uploaded, I really like it. I will try to make some midi drums for behind that..
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Feb 2 2009, 07:46 PM
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Hey George,
I want to impart one other piece of knowledge that is guitar related but has nothing to do with playing  It has to do with setting up your guitar... I for years spent money on getting my guitar setup by the local music shop in my town. I was always unsatisfied with the job the guy did. One day there was a lesson on here from an old instructor about setting up your guitar.You can find the lesson here: https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/misc-less...ne-playability/ Pay particular attention to how he adjusts the intonation. Intonation - In - Tone --->in tune How I check my guitars intonation is fretting the 12th fret on the low E string. I check to see to if the note is sharp, flat, or perfect on my tuner. If the note is flat I move the saddle on the bridge closer to the fretboard. If the note is sharp I move the saddle on the bride further from the fretboard. Make sure you fret the note lightly on the 12th fret, if you press too hard it will make the note sharp and your adjustments will be incorrect. Also I advise you to use real decent tools...I once stripped a hex head on a friends Licensed Floyd Rose (it was made of crappy metal, but if I had the exact size hex wrench it would not have stripped I think) and we had to get a new one. Now before you adjust your guitars intonation you should adjust the guitars action to your liking. I personally like the strings as close to the fret board as possible without getting fret buzz around the lower frets. Also one thing I never mess around with is my guitars truss rod - I generally leave that to 'real' professionals because I can cause actual harm to my babies if I mess up and tighten it too much  It's also important to understand that on most guitars you'll never have the guitar's intonation perfect. Check your guitar and let me know how it fares... Further reading: http://www.fretnotguitarrepair.com/Electri..._Intonation.htm |
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Feb 2 2009, 08:35 PM
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Hehe okay, I will give it a shot. With extreme caution that is.
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Feb 2 2009, 08:48 PM
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You don't have to make any adjustments, just take a look to see if your guitars intonation is good, bad - whatever you know?
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