Gmc Lesson Plans, Don't know where to start? Can't find the lesson you want? Che |
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May 8 2008, 04:11 PM
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This is a very good idea, and thanks for recommending my lesson RIP Dime!
 that's very cool! 
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May 8 2008, 04:56 PM
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Beginner Guide --------------------------------------------------------- 1) Beginner Kick-Off David's Chord Lessons To get started you need some basic things, they an be found in the beginner Kick-Off. There we find a bit of theory, a bit on chords, a bit on solo's...just a bit of everything . This is very usefull because you'll need it all to get a strong basis Later on you can orientate on smaller parts, but now it's usefull to start wide. David's chord lessons will give you a basis on chords. You can mix these lessons, but it's very handy to learn how to do barre chords before you start on david's lessons. For me doing David's lessons wasn't needed, I knew enough chords after some years of playing. You don't need to learn all his lessons by hard, pick one out and start trying it. Don't get frustrated with the barre and F chord  2) Frusciante Style Frusciante Style 2 Mixolydian Beginner Get that shuffle! Tapping 1 Metronome lesson These lessons will keep you motivated and learn you some more basics. If a lesson has a fast run, just skip it. For now that's cool. The frusciante styl lessons realy got me, I loved them! Of course also because I'm a RHCP fan but still...They can realy help you. The mixolydian was a nice one to start with, but don't do the whole song if you find it to hard after a while. The shuffle lesson is a nice one to keep motivated, especialy the start is easy. The tapping lesson is a nice one to keep your basis wide, and also to let your family go "Aaaaah...." and your friends will say "How long have you been playing?". Metronome knowledge comes in very very handy after a while. It's good to practice with a metronome and this lesson shows you how. But anothing important thing is that this lessons teaches some theory on triplets and 32th notes (don't know what I'm talking about? Go to the lesson ) 3) These are examples of what you can play after you know the basics! Here the techniques work together and create something. The Jazz workshop uses chords you have learned with OToole's lessons, the metal lesson contains about everything you've learned , the blues licks contains some techniques learned from the mixolydian lesson like pull-offs and the simple melodies 2 lesson shows you how you, with your low level, can still make something beatifulI hope this has helped anyone, good luck with it!! Greetz, Kaz This post has been edited by kaznie_NL: May 8 2008, 04:57 PM |
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May 9 2008, 01:14 AM
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Updated the first post. And no, thank you Toni, you're the one that made the lesson!
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May 9 2008, 08:22 AM
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May 9 2008, 01:21 PM
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Wow, some great plans here already! Keep 'em all coming!
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May 9 2008, 04:14 PM
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Thanks for the comments...I'm happy now
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May 10 2008, 11:35 PM
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Tapping 1) Kris- Tapping Basics and Beyond Kris- Tapping Randy Rhoads Style Kris- Two handed tapping Kris- More Two hand tapping Before i came to GMC i only knew alternate picking and legato techniques, but when i came here and saw all these new techniques i never heard of i before and decided to watch videos of them. When i saw the tapping lessons i knew i had to learn this technique because it sounds cool and looks cool. So i found the most basic tapping lesson on the site to start with which is the first lesson i listed. These lessons give you the basic understanding of the technique, how to play it, and examples to get you started. After you can get the first lesson down you can move on to the next lesson and so on. After those lessons you can try these. Jeff- Melodic Tapping David- Classical Taps 2) Gabriel- Tapping Trond- Rythmic Tapping David- Tapping Licks without picks Juan- Tapping Muris- Tapping Muris- EVH style Now that you can play tapping at a beginner level (well if not dont go on until you can) you are going to want to get your chops goods. So now you need to practice excercises. Above i listed the lessons i learned to get my tapping very good. When working up the speed you should practice with the metronome! 3) Pavel- Slow solo Juan- Shred Tapping David- Metalhead Kris- GMC intro These lessons are for practicing songs (you could say) with tapping in them. It is good to intergrate it into your playing instead of just playing only tapping. If you mix different techniques you can get an interesting solo. Extra: After you learn these you can try a little different version of tapping called touch technique, its very a like but you play a backing with your left hand and tap a melody with your right hand. Here are some lessons related to it. Juan- Touch Technique Juan- Touch Technique Sus2 Apreggios Juan- Touch Technique Right Hand Juan- Polyphonic Tapping Note: I did not include every tapping lesson on the site. If you want to learn more you can do so. Its about how good you want to be at the technique |
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May 12 2008, 11:17 AM
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If you need any extra plans, just ask for it. We'll try to help
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May 23 2008, 03:56 PM
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Some of these lesson plans are really effective.
Can someone please do a blues lesson plan? (thats something many of us need to work on) Thanks -------------------- __________________________
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May 25 2008, 05:53 PM
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Great topic!!
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May 27 2008, 05:20 PM
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Somebody should do one on improvising
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May 27 2008, 05:36 PM
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The lesson plan for sweeping is great !
It's exactly what I'm doing now for improve my sweeping skill Thanks a lot for this topic ! Very useful
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