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#31
01-27-2012, 05:55 PM
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 Yes Sir, that is pretty much what he said to me.
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02-02-2012, 06:55 AM
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| Hi, great that you posted your clip. You have great chops and smooth technic. I can hear you have played a lot of rock, I mean that in a positive way. Nothing fague. You start all your lines on the 1 of the first bar, fill them up with 8ths until somewhere into the third bar. There you end your lines. After a while that gets predictable, even you play fast triplets or whatever scale note's. Try breaking this concept i.e. play a long note in bar 1, or in bar 2. and stop in bar 2 or 4 or drag it over the 4 bars. The ear will get refreshed in its frasing. Hope it helps. Hans |
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