GMC Mentoring Program
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- | + | === Mentoring Instructors === | |
- | Mentoring | + | Mentoring instructors: (at the moment Gabriel and Todd) are instructors who take care of forum feedback on a daily basis. This means our members can count on reasonably fast responses and regular care of their playing progress. In the past some other instrustors have been leading mentoring program as well... Darius and Ben for example, but at the moment they are not available due to their external duties. That's why you can see more instructors in the mentoring forum section. |
- | + | At the same time it's worth mentioning that many other instructors do visit the site quite often and you can always try to catch them through Private Message or at the boards...or just writting your question below the lessons. Even if some instructor is not available anymore, you can still count on feedback from any other instructor, because they will all see your activity and follow you to be able to help. | |
- | It is not necessary to have professional recording gear, to post a rec take. Phone video can be enough as long, as we can see both of your hands and we can clearly hear your guitar. Best solution in this case is to have all sound sources directed in the same direction. Otherwise phase cancellation will make your audio sound like with phaser on. | ||
- | + | === REC Instructors === | |
+ | ''Anyone'' can post a REC take of ''any'' lesson ''anytime'' at our REC boards. No need to be part of the Mentoring Instructors program. | ||
- | + | REC instructors are Darius, Ben and Gabriel. They are responsible for a regular care of REC section. They listen, watch and analyzeour member's take over their chosen lessons, and post their feedback. They also grade the take so you have an image of how far in the 1-10 scale you are for this particular lesson execution. | |
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+ | It is not necessary to have professional recording gear, to post a REC take. Phone video can be enough as long as Instructors can see both of your hands and they can clearly hear your guitar. | ||
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+ | No matter who leads your mentoring, you can choose from all the lessons, not only those from your mentoring instructor. |
Revision as of 17:40, 20 September 2016
GMC Mentoring Program
Information Updated as of 20/09/2016
Mentoring Instructors
Mentoring instructors: (at the moment Gabriel and Todd) are instructors who take care of forum feedback on a daily basis. This means our members can count on reasonably fast responses and regular care of their playing progress. In the past some other instrustors have been leading mentoring program as well... Darius and Ben for example, but at the moment they are not available due to their external duties. That's why you can see more instructors in the mentoring forum section.
At the same time it's worth mentioning that many other instructors do visit the site quite often and you can always try to catch them through Private Message or at the boards...or just writting your question below the lessons. Even if some instructor is not available anymore, you can still count on feedback from any other instructor, because they will all see your activity and follow you to be able to help.
REC Instructors
Anyone can post a REC take of any lesson anytime at our REC boards. No need to be part of the Mentoring Instructors program.
REC instructors are Darius, Ben and Gabriel. They are responsible for a regular care of REC section. They listen, watch and analyzeour member's take over their chosen lessons, and post their feedback. They also grade the take so you have an image of how far in the 1-10 scale you are for this particular lesson execution.
It is not necessary to have professional recording gear, to post a REC take. Phone video can be enough as long as Instructors can see both of your hands and they can clearly hear your guitar.
No matter who leads your mentoring, you can choose from all the lessons, not only those from your mentoring instructor.