Chops Builder Etude

by Kristofer Dahl

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- JaxN427th March 2020
  Great idea for a lesson and very useful... Arpeggio's and relative scales are what im looking at currently
- whammysam28th March 2020
  Very nice Kris.. And It also shows how the classical style of music sounds great at just about any speed (just not too hurried IMO ) personally, I always like to keep the classical lessons I have learned a bit on the slow side anyway, just so as to extra savour those intricate and quirky changes. Thanks m8!
- Kristofer Dahl28th March 2020
  QUOTE (JaxN4 @ Mar 27 2020, 11:48 PM)
  Great idea for a lesson and very useful... Arpeggio's and relative scales are what im looking at currently
  
  Awesome Jax, I am very happy to hear I hit the nail!
  
  Do let me know what bpm you reach 😅
- Ruva28th March 2020
  This is awesome. Would be awesome with distortion for a more metal/neoclassical approach aswell.
- Kristofer Dahl28th March 2020
  QUOTE (whammysam @ Mar 28 2020, 07:38 AM)
  Very nice Kris.. And It also shows how the classical style of music sounds great at just about any speed (just not too hurried IMO ) personally, I always like to keep the classical lessons I have learned a bit on the slow side anyway, just so as to extra savour those intricate and quirky changes. Thanks m8!
  
  Agreed, and I found myself working on much more important stuff at slow tempos. Muting control, tone, precis fretting finger placement! Thanks!! 👊
  
  QUOTE (Ruva @ Mar 28 2020, 08:52 AM)
  This is awesome. Would be awesome with distortion for a more metal/neoclassical approach aswell.
  
  Def would work. I am inspired to try this again, maybe with a more aggressive approach next time 🤘🏻
- Monica Gheorghevici28th March 2020
  Very beautiful etude!!! I always find very relaxing practicing in this way. Few years ago I started to compose my own etude (classical vibe and based on a combination between legato/staccato technique) and now seeing your video makes me want to finish that project.
- Kristofer Dahl28th March 2020
  QUOTE (Monica Gheorghevici @ Mar 28 2020, 06:03 PM)
  Very beautiful etude!!! I always find very relaxing practicing in this way. Few years ago I started to compose my own etude (classical vibe and based on a combination between legato/staccato technique) and now seeing your video makes me want to finish that project.
  
  Yeah - now that I have taken a break in my jam based practice sessions this seems to be the absolute best way to take the boring out of technique practicing. So I can def see myself doing more of these, and you should def finish that project!
  
  Thanks Mon 👊

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