New Tim Lerch True Fire Channel Solo Guitar Sensei

[TLerch]

Hi Guys,
I have finally gotten my True Fire channel in shape and its live. The focus is on Solo Guitar and Accompaniment.
Please click the link and have a look Tim Lerch's Solo Guitar Sensei - Channels - TrueFire

All the best
Tim

[Doublea A]

Hi Guys,
I have finally gotten my True Fire channel in shape and its live. The focus is on Solo Guitar and Accompaniment.
Please click the link and have a look Tim Lerch's Solo Guitar Sensei - Channels - TrueFire

All the best
Tim

I plan on subscribing later today.


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[MarkRhodes]

Great news, Tim!
Looking forward to this.

[vashondan]

Would really like to learn a bit from Tim. Wondering what level of playing is necessary? What do ya say Tim?

[TLerch]

VashonDan,
The level is relatively high in general just because Solo Guitar is hard : ) but I have a Foundations section which is geared toward the lower end of the spectrum and has lots of very useful fundamentals. I will also create new material based on feedback from subscribers so it may be that over time I make more intermediate studies.

all the best
Tim

[rob taft]

Signed up yesterday. Looking forward to the sheet music for Body and Soul.

[frankhond]

Tim! Going through your solo pathways course now, it has opened so many doors! Thank you! I'll hop on the channel once I had a chance to get through some more of the course material.

[vashondan]

VashonDan,
The level is relatively high in general just because Solo Guitar is hard : ) but I have a Foundations section which is geared toward the lower end of the spectrum and has lots of very useful fundamentals. I will also create new material based on feedback from subscribers so it may be that over time I make more intermediate studies.

all the best
Tim

Thanks Tim. I’m going to sign up. You inspire me!


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[TLerch]

thanks guys, the channel is going really well and Its a great group of guys. I'm having fun with it for sure
Tim

[jayv999]

I think Ted Greene's chord symbols are much easier to read after you've learned the system - which is pretty simple. On the Ted Greene site you can learn how to follow them, or read from the Introductions to Chord Chemistry or Modern Chord Progression.

[Michael Neverisky]

Those grids give us an insight into how Ted was thinking, which is kind of cool. I've been reading standard notation since I was a kid so that's my comfort zone.

I will say that I find the camera work so good in the truefire courses that I seldom need to look at the notation.