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Drills, Warmups and Practice Routine. Need a Recommendation
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Long-time player, trying to get back into it after many years of being on sideline. I am working my way through a bunch of Steve Kaufmann material (Learning to Flatpick DVD). Short of getting a teach…
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Jon, "I'm extremely new to the flatpicking world". That's a pretty aggressive practice schedule - but looks like an excellent approach for fast progress. You might want to jump ahead to Dan's #4 - it deals with most of the things on your list and mi…
I'm extremely new to the flatpicking world and just recently re-invigorated my playing as well here is my take.
I've dedicated around 30 minutes to an Hour to just work on technique, theory, etc... and use any spare time to play around on songs the…
John,
I joined some time back and had the same basic problem, how to go through the drill etc. Only been playing about 2 years but not much practice in the last 9 months due to work and moving back to NC from Florida. I'm a tarheel by birthLOL What…
As a long time sidelined player as well, I've been working with Dan Miller's Flatpicking Essentials 1-5, especially #4, I also picked up a couple of Ron Greene's Wheels. One for Rhythm guitar and the other for lead guitar. I usually work about 15 mi…
I am currently working through Russ Barenberg's, "Exploring the Fingerboard" series. So far it has been a great method to work on practicing understanding the fretboard. I then work whatever music I'm currently working on.
I'd strongly advise taking a look at our very own host Dan Miller's excellent "Flatpicking Essentials" series.
I have the 1st 3 volumes & they've helped me enormously.
Long-time player, trying to get back into it after many years of being on sideline. I am working my way through a bunch of Steve Kaufmann material (Learning to Flatpick DVD). Short of getting a teacher (not happening for now), I would love to find s…
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Steve, my office is across the street from Dusty Strings in Seattle and it turns out they have a D18GE in stock. I had not even noticed it but picked it up. The neck takes some getting used to (or probably for me the bigger adjustment is tied to a 1…
Extremely Tasteful!! Nicely played. Thanks for posting it..
Sorry to get a little off topic :-( I realized it once I clicked the Add Reply button..
I like what you said about being able to afford a 20 Dollar Hygrometer... if you can spend 4 grand on a box.. and you can't spend the little bit of money on the…
Great stuff !... Very atmospheric the way you play this tune...love it !!
Dedicated to those of us who are just getting started.
So what you are talking about here Jon, is not what I started the thread for( but it IS a nice aside!) You NEED to know what your humidity is at in your house were your axe lives. That is what the Hygrometer is for. There are all kinds of threads ev…
I've never had a gauge that I've used for any of my guitars, but what I have done which only costs a few dollars is to get a travel soap box and a sponge to use as a small humidifier that I keep in my case.
It's works really well and fits perfectly…
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