"Hey there from Greece!
You are a great player.I saw you in a video somewhere-super-picking!
Thanks!"
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Clint Birtzer left a comment for Courtney Hartman"Just found your playing on Youtube....You shred! There aren't enough girl flatpickers out there. Very nice to see one of your caliber. Awesome!
Clint"
Russ Barenberg left a comment for Courtney Hartman"Hi Courtney--thanks for connecting. I enjoyed playing when you were in Nashville--hope things are going well at Berklee.
Best,
Russ"
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- At 6:56am on March 24, 2010,
Andy Cambria said… - Yo yo yo!
- At 6:23am on March 27, 2010, Russ Barenberg said…
- Hi Courtney--thanks for connecting. I enjoyed playing when you were in Nashville--hope things are going well at Berklee.
Best,
Russ
- At 8:58am on June 5, 2010,
Jed C said… - Hey! It's the world famous - sister to Philpot!
- At 8:31pm on February 9, 2011, Clint Birtzer said…
Just found your playing on Youtube....You shred! There aren't enough girl flatpickers out there. Very nice to see one of your caliber. Awesome!
Clint
- At 1:06am on March 20, 2011,
Yiannis Gougourelas said… Hey there from Greece!
You are a great player.I saw you in a video somewhere-super-picking!
Thanks!
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Dylan Harper posted a discussionMusic Software
Can anyone suggest a good audio or music slow downer? I bumped into this software called Song Surgeon but I still want to compare other software maybe there is a better one out there or this could be a good one already.See More
Dylan Harper replied to Russ Norton's discussion best way to practice to learn bluegrass solo breaks"Consider also on using software that will help you do that bro, Everything that I learned I use the power of software that will help me learn anything about music. "
Making Sawdust replied to Russ Norton's discussion best way to practice to learn bluegrass solo breaks"Muscle memory, connecting chords with runs,,,,the program TabEdit.....(the real secret) and don't try to get fancy on breaks,,,just play the melody, most are real simple....once you start doing that, the hammer ons and pull off will just…"
Making Sawdust replied to Robert Naylor's discussion Camps (Kamps?)"Some day,,,for now will just catch Steve when he is doing a workshop in the hood........Tim and company don't seem to come east anymore.....
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Making Sawdust replied to Jim Samuel's discussion Starting Over - With Essentials in the group Flatpicking Essentials"Trust and believe,,,you must,,,,must....find a group to jam with......somewhere around you is a jam group...bluegrass, Oldtime, folk,,,and all, yes,,,all of the jams I go to whether they are called bluegrass or Oldtime, play just about everything…"
Robert Naylor posted a discussionCamps (Kamps?)
Anyone going to picking camps this spring/summer? Already signed up for Kaufman Kamp at the end of June (2nd week bluegrass). Tim May is one of the incredible list of flatpicking instructors.
Robert Naylor replied to Russ Norton's discussion best way to practice to learn bluegrass solo breaks"Let's try and pick a night in the next couple weeks. Wednesday's are out - lesson/jam night. Happy to send a song list I'm working from. Robert@trianglecf.org"
Russ Norton replied to Russ Norton's discussion best way to practice to learn bluegrass solo breaks"I'd love to jam with you, maybe pick up some pointers... I have a loop pedal that I hook to my amp so I can jam with myself...also I use loopy on iPad ..very cool app..been playing g scale in different positions, some YouTube lessons,…"
Robert Naylor replied to Russ Norton's discussion best way to practice to learn bluegrass solo breaks"More succinct version of my previous reply. The Miller/May books are working for me. I also work a few minutes daily on scales and folded scales in G, C and D with a metronome. I recently signed up for weekly lessons with a local instructor to stay…"
Travis posted a discussionPerformance Setup
Hey fellow pickers. Recently I have started playing solo gigs around San Diego where I live. As it continues to expand, I find the need to expand my setup more to control my playing volume between rhythm and picking. Watching the Pros, i have noticed that a lot of them use a volume switch of some type, either via a volume pedal or a stomp switch, to increase and decrease volume from the setup depending on the playing mode. Does anyone have any feedback they can share on these types of…See More
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