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Call for livestream questions and topics
🕑 Added 2024-05-07 15:22:13 +0000 UTCHi everyone,
I hope you had a good weekend! Did you get some practice in?
As you have probably seen, I’m doing a livestream on Thursday. This is for patrons only.
What if you can’t make it because you’re too busy being a rock star? Or if the time zone doesn’t work for you? Fear not, the stream will be recorded and the video will be posted here later.
This means you don’t need to attend live to ask a question. Please ask your question right here in the comments section of this post. (This will also give me more time to think about my answer).
For example, Patreon supporter Vincent Hanna has asked for some tips on bar 149 of Creeping Death. I’ll try to help!
If you’re not comfortable using English, post your question anyway in your native language and I’ll use google translate to read it. I won’t be able to answer in your language but hopefully my guitar will do the talking for me!
Além disso, se você não for falante nativo de inglês, poste sua pergunta mesmo assim e usaremos o Google Tradutor para lê-la. Não poderei responder na sua língua, mas espero que meu violão fale por mim!
また、英語がネイティブでない場合でも、質問を投稿していただければ、Google 翻訳を使用して質問を読み上げます。 あなたの言語で答えることはできませんが、私のギターが代わりに話してくれることを願っています。
Además, si no eres un hablante nativo de inglés, publica tu pregunta de todos modos y usaremos el traductor de Google para leerla. ¡No podré responder en tu idioma, pero espero que mi guitarra hable por mí!
Кроме того, если вы не являетесь носителем английского языка, все равно задайте свой вопрос, и мы воспользуемся Google Translate, чтобы прочитать его. Я не смогу ответить на вашем языке, но, надеюсь, за меня скажет моя гитара!
另外，如果您的母语不是英语，请无论如何发布您的问题，我们将使用谷歌翻译来阅读它。 我无法用您的语言回答，但希望我的吉他能帮我说话！
또한, 영어가 모국어가 아니더라도 질문을 게시해 주시면 저희가 Google 번역을 사용해 읽어드리겠습니다. 나는 당신의 언어로 대답할 수는 없지만 제 기타가 저를 대신해서 말해줄 수 있기를 바랍니다!
Rock on!
Patrick
Comments
Robert Gansrow
This!
Jason Wojcik
The Bumblebee song is a great study on 16th note rhythm. Any other tips for not letting the pinky fly to great note qualites (evenly spaced notes for example)
Dave Witherspoon
Thanks for hosting this! Some of your lessons provide the backing track as a single mp3 which is great to jam along with. Others have the instruments separated into their own mp3 which makes jamming along more complex. Is there a particular reason for this and is it possible to combine the separate mp3’s into a single track? Thank you.
Jason Wojcik
I started learning "Flight of the Bumblebee" notes at 35 beats per minute and been gradually increasing the tempo before it gets sloppy or I break down somehow. Inevitablily, I will max out at 75% of the full speed. Do you have any tips on how to break through the barrier besides not stressing and creating tension? Or is it bad luck that I am an old crumudgen with slow twitch muscles?
Jason Wojcik
On "Flight of the Bumblebee" at measures 6, you play the B note on the E string. To, me that seems harder to play, especially at that tempo. I am curious to know the rational (if there is one) why those notes were chosen.
Chris Goudy
Hello! Love the YouTube Channel. I have learned so much from your videos. Keep up the amazing work! My question is, is there anything one can practice on the guitar while healing from an overuse injury? My fretting hand is out of commission while it heals from over use, but perhaps there are picking hand exercises where fretting is not needed? I’ve been practicing some muted strings stuff, but I’m looking for other ideas. Thank you!
