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Nov 25 2010, 09:36 PM |
Pick a lesson that you REALLY like !!!
That way you will want to learn it. If you focus too much on technical lesson then it may cause you a lack of motivations. |
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Nov 25 2010, 09:54 PM |
Try to challenge yourself whit somting, or learn a song for a friend or your mom or somting that can be a good motivation too!
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Nov 25 2010, 10:43 PM |
Get in a band or play with some other musicains and you will have a reason to push yourself and move forward...
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Nov 25 2010, 11:58 PM |
Dont sit down to do something just to get it done. Find your motivation
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Nov 26 2010, 12:41 AM |
Generally you need to pick a topic that really interests you and in which you want to progress (vibrato, bending, chicken pickin, tapping etc etc). You need to always have a higher goal. Depending on the lesson. If its a soloing lesson i major key. You should go through the lesson to learn some licks etc BUT your final goal need to be - to improvise your own solo utilizing licks ideas you learned over the same backing track! Then you will feel a lot of satisfaction if you can accomplish that. Of course you should learn as many licks as you can - that will greatly improve your playing and improvising skills. Just make sure to take everything from the lesson - study backing and all the texts, scales used, licks, techniques. Every lesson is there to teach you something new!
On the other hand if you feel unmotivated to play guitar, just take a break for a day or two and watch some concert dvds. Then get back to rocking! -------------------- For GMC support please email support (at) guitarmasterclass.net
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Nov 26 2010, 02:01 PM |
Get in a band or play with some other musicains and you will have a reason to push yourself and move forward... that's really good advice....also create your own stuff, that's totally different from playing other people's material. With two notes, 2 chords you can start doing music, experiment with rhythm, timbre, dynamics, instruments,etc -------------------- Visit my:
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Nov 27 2010, 06:27 PM |
I would agree with Daniel, and recommend that you try to do some of your own songs. This will help you get motivated into music a bit more. Without creating something new, based on the things you learned, you can risk to loose interest in music.
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