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I better keep doing both, or my chops will fall apart! I wasn't referring to the Romaine comment, I was referring to you're suggestion to have the metronome playing on 2&4, only 4, or on one every 4...
The ones I recall was a like new super high end prs with the case and all cards and whatnot that went for $4500 several years ago. And back about 10 years ago there was a early, 1961 maybe. gibson sg...
The thing Romain was doing was the first beat of every four measures. Anyway, it sounds like you were asking a question to which you’ve already arrived at an answer. And also the post said...
The numerous times I've played "Solo Flight" in concert with a big band, I always practiced for it by playing with the recording, but I'm not talking about that here.
I had a Gibson with a sticky neck. I bought it new and used both the naptha trick and the 3M Scotch-Brite pads previously suggested. The abrasive pad dulled the finish, but it would gloss up again as...
They're not presented online played in perpetuity, so that would be impossible. It means a bit more work copying out the notes into MS, but once you've done one copy of the 59 note exercise (in this...
This really isn't the case with 16th note exercises at above the tempo of 200bpm. It's playing it back so fast that it reveals every weakness in your time/technique.. I find using the metronome to...
You can use CA glue even StewMac recommends this, but you have to wax off the fingerboard. In an ideal world the frets would just get hammered in or pressed nothing else used. On new FB is much...
After keeping the guitar out on a stand for several days, playing it daily, and wiping it down times a day with a clean microfiber cloth, I am thinking the situation is improving. I do think the...
Let me say that I'm talking strictly in terms of technical studies that have nothing to do with playing jazz. Many people have recommended not using the metronome as a crutch. In this case, you're...
I suppose, since the OP was talking about technical studies, and not learning a Charlie Christian solo, it might depend on the particular technical studies to which the OP refers, and what technique...
Everyone's in charge of arranging the tunes how they want. The tune will just be called. And there will be a suggested key, that's it.
Artur Lang Super early to mid 1960s
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