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Gary Moore meets Peter Green, Lesson By Guido Bungenstock
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Manu RASSE
Aug 18 2016, 03:55 PM
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Original lesson: Gary Moore meets Peter Green by Guido Bungenstock

Hi Guido, Gab, Ben Darius, Kris and all instructor and all GMCer

I worked this wonderfull lesson since 24 July.

It is difficult to find the good tone but I think of having done a good work about it.
Palm mute technic is my priority on this one.





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Gabriel Leopardi
Aug 19 2016, 04:26 PM
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Hi mate,

I've commented this one yesterday at the mentoring program. I have nothing to add here, just more great things to say about your playing and feeling on this one.

Congratulations friend!! smile.gif

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Ben Higgins
Aug 26 2016, 08:06 AM
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Wow this is really, really good. This has to be your most impressive REC take so far. Your playing has gained a new level of confidence and flow. That blues 'feel' thing we always talk about. You manage to get it on this lesson.

I love the tone as well!

I don't really know what else to add apart from to keep repeating how brilliant your take is. Excellent work.



*****NOTE. Fran, I accidentally voted a 9... it should be a 10. Are you able to fix that for me?*****

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Darius Wave
Aug 26 2016, 07:17 PM
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Watching your progress through all the time with real pleasure.

I can feel that the blues mood is taking over you more and more and you're getting really good at it. To honest I have no complaints on your playing aside from a little...just a little non-regular depth of vibrato while vibrating single note. I'm not sure you will understand me correctly. It's all about what happens around a single note - there are moments when your vibrato tend to go somewhere above or below the wanted pitch - it's not enough consistent pitch-wise.

Unfortunately at some level and particular style the tone is a skill itself - perfect match and control of tone with your finegrs is something that has to be judged as well if we speak of blues and similar dynamics-wise playing. You need to spend some time on more experiments with tone brightness and gain balance. You tone is a little too dark to keep huge contrast between soft and hard strokes. I know how hard it is to make it work perfect but at the same time I believe you got the the point where we need to even more demanding to make you reach the top smile.gif And...I'm sure you are capable of doing this smile.gif

First of all it would always be a difference between humbucker pickup adn single coil pickup. for this lesson single coil would be recommended. Humbuckers have solid and focused midrange but there is some kind of limitation in their treble end. Sometimes adjusting the eq we cross the line of harshness to get similar to single coil dynamics response. Then we cut jst a few percents of gain to find the spot where teh harshness comes out only when we hit really hard. It's worth trying to experiment with strat type of guitar for this particular lesson. I know Gary was a humbucker player but I'm refering to Guido's original take for this lesson.

It's time to pass on the "treble fear" causing loss of a lot of good brilliance in tone, just to cut some harshness. It's a different type of playing you do now and it will not harm you to have a brighter tone with lower gain amount(yes...even a bit lower than you have at the moment)

Of course those are my subjective observations and your take deserves appreciation and respect (given by all instructors BTW). But...since you "step on my field" I feel sort of responsible to "squeeze" you to your limits smile.gif

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Guido Bungenstoc...
Aug 31 2016, 03:55 PM
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Many THX for covering my lesson. MisterM! ;-)

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Fran
Aug 31 2016, 06:41 PM
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QUOTE (Ben Higgins @ Aug 26 2016, 09:06 AM) *
*****NOTE. Fran, I accidentally voted a 9... it should be a 10. Are you able to fix that for me?*****


I'll make sure to take that into account when I update the scores/wiki in a while, no problem Ben smile.gif


Pass: 9.7

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