Neoclassical Solo For Beginners, Lesson By Emir Hot |
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Neoclassical Solo For Beginners, Lesson By Emir Hot |
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Jan 20 2019, 03:40 PM
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Original lesson: Neoclassical Solo For Beginners by Emir Hot
Hi all, Thank you for this nice lessons. I need some advice for improving. Edit: Thank you all for your feedback. I realized that my guitar is a little low in the mix after comparing my playing with Emir's playing, but I said let's give it a try and see how is my playing. I think the main reason why I am concentrated and not relaxed when I am playing is because I am not used being on the camera. I tend to make more mistakes when I am on the camera, and also I had to pay attention to start recording, stop recording, recording video with camera, recording audio with computer, and also playing, which is something I do very rarely. This post has been edited by Victor Simion: Jan 22 2019, 04:59 PM -------------------- |
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Jan 21 2019, 03:48 PM |
Hi friend!
Good job here! This lesson is one of my favourites for beginners because it combines interesting phrases with a lot of vibrato and bending here and there. You did a very good job with most of the licks here! The main thing that I would improve here is your audio mix. Your guitar is a bit low in the mix and it doesn't allow us to listen to details of your playing. Please remember to put your guitar a louder in the next videos. Regarding your playing. I have to say that your timing is precise in most of the parts, I only notice a small issue around 00:40 and 00:52, but nothing really serious. Your vibrato and bending techniques are correct, but sometimes I feel that you start your vibrato too early, and it makes your playing a sound like "nervous". Let the note sound first and then add vibrato gradually to embellish it. The next step here would be to stop thinking too much and start feeling more. I notice that you are very concentrated here, trying to play everything perfect and that makes you sound a bit rigid and not very expressive. The more you practice this one, the more natural will become and you'll start to put more emphasis on the sound and dynamics of each note. That will give this one much more feeling. By the way, you are doing a good job here. Keep on rocking! It's an 8. -------------------- My lessons
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Jan 22 2019, 07:11 AM |
Well played! I enjoyed listening to this quite a bit. As Gabe mentioned, your guitar should be the loudest thing in the mix as that is what we are trying to hear in order to grade it properly I'm sure this can be fixed in your next rec.
As for your playing, I'm impressed! You have very good technique here and your vibrato in particualr is impressive. It's not timid, shy, or shallow. It's wide, deep, and soulful. Score!!! I also noticed that you seem very intensely concentrated on your neck. Once you learn a piece of music, and learn it well, ideally you should not have to look at the fretboard constantly. Practice playing your next rec with your eyes closed, once you get it down, and see how much of it you can do without looking at your neck. Once you start playing live, you don't want to be stuck staring at your neck the entire gig. It's a good habit to avoid it if possible. Also, it gives you the chance to focus on the emotions you are trying to convey rather than just playing the notes. Overall, very well done and a solid 8 from me!! Todd Original lesson: Neoclassical Solo For Beginners by Emir Hot
Hi all, Thank you for this nice lessons. I need some advice for improving. |
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Jan 31 2019, 05:13 PM |
Pass: 7.75
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