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Steel Panther Style, Lesson By Ben Higgins |
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Aug 19 2015, 11:51 AM |
Original lesson: Steel Panther Style by Ben Higgins
Hey guys, would like to ask a few questions if possible since I wasn't sure where to ask them. I'm quite aware that I could play this better but that brings me to the question: Should I strive to do the best take possible or should I do a take I'm happy with and wait for the feedback in order to be sure on what to work on? Hope that's ok, thanks This post has been edited by Rated Htr: Aug 19 2015, 11:53 AM -------------------- Currently Practicing
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Aug 20 2015, 04:26 PM |
Hi Rated, good playing on this one!
About your question, there is no an unique way for it, it depends on you. However, If you share a take too soon here, we will be able to identify problems at an early stage and you'll use your practice time more efficiently. So that's what I usually recommend, but the other way is also ok since you use more your mind to find out the problems. This take has two little issues to adjust. The first one is tuning. There must be something wrong with the second or first string because the open G and D chords don't sound clear. The other thing that I note is that you are not comfortable with the fast chord change that is repeated many times (at 00:18 for example). There is no trick there, just isolating it, and repeating the passage as a loop to feel more comfortable with the movements. Try to make the movements small but consistent. It's the only part that has technique issues, the other parts sound very good. Keep on the hard work! -------------------- My lessons
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Sep 1 2015, 02:58 PM |
Pass: 6.3
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