cromatics

start from slow 60 bpm, get comfy, at 16th notes, then when you happy with it, move up

dont concentrate soo much on speed, playing guitar is not a race. get your tone right is more imp.

but deep down in your heart. u still want teh speed

Who doesn't !

Guys! thoughts on Fernandes Sustainer? thinking of putting it into my Charvel. that beast got no sustain...

Here you go mate, ain't bad perhaps? lol

easy says,
buy a fernandes gtr w/ built in sustainer
worthier than u buy n install it in ur guitar

any1 here using tanglewood geetah?? hows the strat?

and ditch my beloved Charvel?

My current solo-ing axe is my Charvel. so i need something that can add its sustain without using a sustainer pedal which could be an option..

what happen if ur charvy got accidentally lobos when u korek the cavity..

funny enough i gave up on speed lol

i cant shred for f***s now

high five mate..

to TS, try to get the feel first before u go for speed. coz shredding without feel is like listening to those soulless hip hop songs.. sry if offended, i don't like them..

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Added on March 20, 2011, 9:24 pmnot gonna korek la.. i'll look for other options..

This post has been edited by Axel95: Mar 20 2011, 09:24 PM

I see....but what does it means get comfy at 16th notes? (theory noob) I only noe 16th note strumming haha...and any good idea of scale i can practice? ( Example: A minor penta or others... )

Thanks =D

16th notes are just notes played in a division of 16. so for each bar there are 16 notes, so in a 4/4 it would be like

e ||1-2-3-4; 1-2-3-4; 1-2-3-4; 1-2-3-4||

so for each beep on your metronome you play 4 notes, you can set your metronome to play 16th's so each *beep* is a single note. in sense it will be beeping 16 times.

if im wrong to correct me.

so once you get comfy with playing this, in time and properly, move up in speed.

And what scale will be suitable for that practice =D? So i set my metronome to how much bps?

Pentatonic or Blues scale

She makes me wanna get an electric guitar..YUI FOR THE WIN!


This post has been edited by JrMartian: Mar 21 2011, 12:33 AM

easiest scale? cromatics, coz you play 4 notes on a string. blues and penta has a mixture of different number of notes per string. in sense if you play alternate picking you want to play more notes per string instead of moving up and down. a penta only has two notes and if you can stretch 3 max per string.

songs to practice on, flight of the bumble bee. very typical chromatic run

i cant tell u how slow to set, it depends on your skill, but most start at 40 or 60.

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Someone open a new thread for v12?

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