<r>Hey guys, a few weeks back i wrote a series about guitar chord inversions and i also added some etudes to each inversions so you can practice and see how the inversions go together.<br/>
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I hope you enjoy and practice them:<br/>
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I also liked Chris storey who used to play with all shall perish

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Pantera<br/>
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As i lay dying<br/>
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In flames<br/>
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At the gates<br/>
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All shall perish<br/>
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I am into metalcore, deathcore , groove metal and stuff like that.<br/>
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I also say its a pentatonic pentatonic.

You should mess around with it and see how it goes, the inovators in guitar music did the same

<r>Hey guys i would like to say that i have a web site and i wrote a 6 chapter and 57 page book that is designed especially for beginners.<br/>
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I chapter 1 i am talking about the learning process of guitar playing.<br/>
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It is very important in my opinion because by knowing and ...

<r>Hey guys i would like to say that i have a web site and i wrote a 6 chapter and 57 page book that is designed especially for beginners.<br/>
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I chapter 1 i am talking about the learning process of guitar playing.<br/>
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It is very important in my opinion because by knowing and ...

<r>Hmm i usually like to sing something first aned see how they react to it. <br/>
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I then i ask them do you like it, do you want to learn how to play it ? And they go like yeah shure <E>:)</E>).<br/>
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Then they see that it is not that easy but they struggle with it <E>:)</E><br/>
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You are right about the song incorporation into the practice routine.

I usually show some riffs that can help them master some techniques, being in a musical context helps them see mastering the riff more fun

Those are good tips.

I also recommend writing the notes on a piece of paper on each string with flats and sharps.

The easiest way is to learn the circle of fifths, take a piece of paper and write it 4 times a day and soon you will start to know this effortlessly, by the number of flats and sharps it has

<r><QUOTE author="Olly"><s>[quote="Olly"]</s>I know what time signatures are but they are a very grey area for me. I have been checking out some off the tutorials from youtube and I am still not really any the wiser.<br/>
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I get 4/4 time and I pretty much get 3/4 time but anything else I really ...

<t>I think you need to learn the notes because by doing that all your musical studies will become much easier.<br/>
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Take note that learning the musical notes is a process don't over do it.<br/>
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I recommend that you apply the following exercises:<br/>
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1. Take a sheet of paper and ...

<r>Hey guys i just wanted you to know that are wrote 2 part article series concerning sweep picking.<br/>
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The main problem about sweep picking is that most of us have a threshold speed limit. And we eventually get stuck at the same speed no matter the arpeggio shape.<br/>
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These 2 ...

I think the hardest thing was patience ).

The ability to take your time so that you can evolve altogether without having any gaps in your technique

<t>When changing chords a good idea is to change chords without playing them. <br/>
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Just move them slowly and try reapeating the process for aty least 10 -20 times on each chord change. <br/>
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Although it can sound boring, believe concerning memory muscle this is a very good exercises.<br ...

<r>Hey man if you are for free stuff, you should check out my 6 chapter and 57 pages ebook<br/>
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We all have been through building finger strenght.

My guitar teacher even told me that the first 6 months are hardest due to the finger strenght aspect

So don't worry if you practice daily you will make it .

Just have fun and enjoy the process

<r>Hehe, i started guitar at 17, because that's when is discovered it <E>:)</E> and my parents have nothing to do with music or playing an instrument.<br/>
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MY advice would be to see if he likes the guitar, if he want to play with it and stuff like that <E>:)</E>.<br/>
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Try to see if he is ...

<t>also i have joined the forum some months ago, do to work and school i have been unable to be an active member to i figured that i reintroduce myself to the guitar community.<br/>
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My name is Paul i have been playing guitar for 7 years, mostly metal and some classical music. I had bands ...

i mean that when you have some experience a guitar playing you can figure out if somebody else knows how to play his instrument, by the way he holds it.

<t>I am new to this forum but all i can say is that instructor clearly is a very good musician. <br/>
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When i first started playing guitar my teacher told me that every good guitar player can figure out if someone knows how to play guitar by the way he holds it. I didn't understood that until ...

<r>I like the way you see things instructor.<br/>
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When i teached students i usually focused on their goals and all of them were interested in learning how to play tabs and stuff like that.<br/>
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Personally i focused first on teaching them some relaxation exercises so they don't develop ...

Of course the message is to use a metronome... it is crucial for every musician, especially drummers, bass and guitar players.

<t>I will also post a question : What to do so you can always improve technique and ear so you never discouraged and you feel that you improve.<br/>
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I know the correct is practice, but the thing is how to practice ?<br/>
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I devote at least 15 20 minutes to developing my technique and ...