Take 2: Neoclassical Solo For Beginners, Lesson By Emir Hot |
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Take 2: Neoclassical Solo For Beginners, Lesson By Emir Hot |
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Feb 10 2018, 10:57 AM |
Original lesson: Neoclassical Solo For Beginners by Emir Hot
Paid more attention to vibrato and changed the sound. Links to previous attempts at this lesson: https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/guitar_fo...showtopic=58947 This post has been edited by Josch: Feb 11 2018, 02:01 PM |
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Feb 11 2018, 10:14 PM |
Hi Josch!
It's awesome to compare this new video with the previous one. Each of the elements that we've marked on the previous take show important improvements on this take. At first, your tone is a lot better now, and sounds perfect for this style. You did it! Your vibrato is also a lot better now. It's more controlled and the vibration is gradual and more related with the backing. There is some room to make it a bit wider sometimes but it sounds natural, well done! Finally, your timing is also a bit better on this one but I feel that there are some of the phrases that could sound more connected with the overall groove. I'll give you and 8 now so you took this one form 5 to 8. Killer job mate. -------------------- My lessons
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Feb 11 2018, 10:53 PM |
And Using the PINKY!!!! Nicely done!! Your bends are good here and your overall technique is quite good as well. For starters you are sitting in classical position which allows greater reach for the hand IMHO. It's not for everyone, but I'm very glad to see it's for some It can really help one reach bits that were out of reach when playing "Side Saddle" on one leg. Eventually, it won't matter at all where you put your guitar, but during the first few years of study, I really suggest students try to use classical position. So SCORE on that.
Your playing is smooth and the timing is spot on. You are not lagging or rushing which is great to see. Also I don't hear a click track so it sounds like you are just playing to the beat. If there is a click which is just not part of the recording that's fine but I also strongly suggest folks learn to play to a drummer/drum vst using just their ears. It allows a player to play with and around the beat that playing to a click just does not encourage imho. You also have a strong right hand mute going which is great. I encourage that as well. Even if one is not muting, keeping the hand centered on the bridge allows for quick stops/mutes/etc. that are not as easy if one "floats" the hand above the trem. So yeah, well played!! Solid 8! I do think that you would be well served with a bit of work on your stretch/reach, which is fortuitous as I just completed a Quick Licks drill focused on that very thing! Here is a link #14 Alt Pinky! Alternate Picking and Pinky Power Todd This post has been edited by Todd Simpson: Feb 11 2018, 10:55 PM |
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Feb 13 2018, 04:15 PM |
Pass: 8
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