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I didn't read through all of the posts, so I don't know if this has been said, but imo if either of your hands have to kind of clentch to play it, then its too fast for you. Practice at a slower speed till you have it mastered.
Also, a lot of times when im learning something new, I have to spend a while just figuring out how I need to do my alternate picking, to see what allows me to glide through it easier.I'm going to give you the keys to the Lamborghini
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Hey Len - let's do this thing!
Who's up for posting periodic videos of our progress?
Here's where I'm at on exercise 25. This is 145bpm. Guys - this contains nothing exciting at all aside from my awesome playing
As you can see - a lot's changed since my first video. Now I'm even more in need of a hair cut.Last edited by Cliff; 07-17-2011, 08:13 PM.My other signature says something funny
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Originally posted by len View Posti just downloaded his books via means i would would rather not discuss,i have a trip to columbus georgia for work comin up this week and i am going to join Cliff's club sans his wife's insperational help
Reached 148bpm for #25 tonite.
3 words (as Steve Vai said): Practice, practice, practice
Thanks Cliff for creating this thread.
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Good job Cliff! I will too post some clips once the laptop is back from service. Your thread has been inspiring me to practice. Something I never did!
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Cliff keep going looking good ....
wasn't there someThIng missing TwordS the end ? can't quite put my hands around iT .....ITS at the tip of my tounge :think::think:“But does it help with the blues rock chatter?"-Hellbat
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Oo, exercise 25 sounds familiar. I use that technique in a song called Rise. Solo starts at 1:50 ish. This song is being rerecorded incidentally, so a version with a more clear solo is in the works.
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Oh I read it alright, I was just playing dumb . Remember I said "this video contains nothing exciting at all".
"Oo, exercise 25 sounds familiar. I use that technique in a song called Rise." - awesome. Nice to hear the technique in context, but I especially like the rhythm on the main riff. What's going on with that syncopation? It reminds me a bit of the slow triplet in Mr Crowley.Last edited by Cliff; 07-18-2011, 11:28 AM.My other signature says something funny
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Remember I said "this video contains nothing exciting at all“But does it help with the blues rock chatter?"-Hellbat
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Originally posted by Cliff View PostNice to hear the technique in context, but I especially like the rhythm on the main riff. What's going on with that syncopation? It reminds me a bit of the slow triplet in Mr Crowley.
EDIT: Do you mean the echo-ish-ness of the bass and crash cymbals??
Forgive me for this, but the di di di dun crash dun dun dun dun dun di di di dun crash dun dun dun dun dun , sorry, non-technical musician lingo.Last edited by Twitch; 07-18-2011, 03:40 PM.HTTP 404 - Signature Not Found
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I think I spelt it wrong anyway . What I meant was, the four-note guitar riff for the verse - the timing on the fourth sustained note gives it an unusual character that I like. I thought maybe it was something a bit off-the-wall rhythmically. But I think I mentioned already how poor my sense of timing is.My other signature says something funny
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