britishgeetah
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I need some good lessons/excersizes/songs on playing fast without having to play shred/metal/harmonicmin0rz style stuff...I mean like clean jazz runs and blues/country/bluegrass style stuff.
Other ways of learning sweep/picking speed without turning to shred-based excersizes?
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daemon barbeque
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Re: Other ways of learning sweep/picking speed without turning to shred-based excersi
Take Lessons man.Choose a professional.There is nothing better to take professional help ,since you can't learn wrong!So you will get to your target faster
Take Lessons man.Choose a professional.There is nothing better to take professional help ,since you can't learn wrong!So you will get to your target faster
Mr. B
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Re: Other ways of learning sweep/picking speed without turning to shred-based excersi
There are a lot of instructional books/dvds for bluegrass/country lead guitar available from places like Elderly Instruments, but you don't really hear many bluegrass players using sweep picking techniques. Troy Stetina's Speed Mechanics book/CD is still one of the best. You don't have to use distortion while playing any of it, as a matter of fact the examples on many of his tracks use a clean sound.
There are a lot of instructional books/dvds for bluegrass/country lead guitar available from places like Elderly Instruments, but you don't really hear many bluegrass players using sweep picking techniques. Troy Stetina's Speed Mechanics book/CD is still one of the best. You don't have to use distortion while playing any of it, as a matter of fact the examples on many of his tracks use a clean sound.
