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- Favorite Flatpickers
- Doc, Clarence, Grier, Sutton, Byron Berline (I've got recordings to prove it), Bromberg, Barenberg, Kaufman, Rolly, Mike Whitehead, Mark Cosgrove, Brent Kinser, Bob Applegate, Chris Jones, Jim Hurst, Shadd and the list goes on and on.
- Favorite Flatpicking Tunes
- All of them
- Favorite Guitars
- Responsive guitars that have a good settup
- Tell us more about yourself (place a Bio here if you wish)
- I've been playing since I was eight. I build guitars and teach in Oviedo fl. I enjoy spending time with my wife and kids
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- http://mitchcorbin.com
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Bob
I have been working on your "hiding the metronome" exercise. I hid it first under the couch and then in a closet, but that doesn't seem to help my flatpicking skill at all. Is there another technique I should try?
Befuddled in Iowa...
Seriously - difficult is not the word, Thanks! When are you going to send me one of your guitars to test? Still using Carpathian spruce?
Thanks for the add. It was great to meet you at kamp this year.
Dan
Thanks for all the help. I spend lots of time on the Open E Patterns. Once I can play these at about 140, my little finger should be strong enough to play any of them both in the Open and Closed position. Great Instructor. I just downloaded Skype so I'm thinking about it.
Glad to see you here. Can't wait to see the new shop down in FL.
David
Best,
Yiannis
Hope you're doing fine there in Florida.Did you set up your new workshop?
Best,
Yiannis
Best, Mark
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