Cordially Inviting You All To My First SynTV Stream!

[Calvin Phillips]

Love you my boy! Also, I see you're writing me on instagram some pretty heavy stuff. I'm trying to stay off social media as much as possible. Feel free to write me on here so we can chat

Yeah the message I sent were a week ago and I think I sent it in a PM already. I actually bought a new acoustic guitar a jumbo epiphone with a pick up. Cheaper but it sounded good to jam at the store shooting the shit with the group there. Always giving me a good experience there. I think I spend a good hour or tel sometimes just hanging out there.

 

[Ed Seith]

Thenar eminence!
WOOHOO!!!!!!!

I seriously thought this was Latin until I went to look up what it means. Dang.

 

[Brian Haner Sr.]

I seriously thought this was Latin until I went to look up what it means. Dang.

It's the first time in my life I had ever heard the term. lol

 

[TheRedMageGuitarist]

I seriously thought this was Latin until I went to look up what it means. Dang.

It's the first time in my life I had ever heard the term. lol

Yeah Holly is a massage therapist and she knows all about the sartorius and rectus femoris crap. Maybe it is Latin

 

[Ed Seith]

Yeah Holly is a massage therapist and she knows all about the sartorius and rectus femoris crap. Maybe it is Latin

True! Latin and greek are both used a LOT in science, and especially biology.

 

[Saphyra]

First of all, I'd love to thank @Radu-Cristian Perde for the endless back and forth private messages about helping me get this solidified. I've never streamed in this way before, and there's a lot more going on behind the scenes than I thought. So thank you Radu for being my training wheels with this, and for all of your hard work and support!

My stream is on December 30th at 7:00pm CST and it will cover the following:

-The importance of sitting in the groove and how to do it
-Playing against the backbeat
-Constructing strumming patterns and spicing up the dynamics in a song
-Anchor finger work for faster chord changes
-Practice technique for faster chord changes and fretting hand strength
-Building up the thenar eminence *thanks @Holly Vin Gruinelle for the correct muscle term!* for better barre chord strength
-Developing a practice schedule you can stick to
-Finger exercises for wider reaches

If you struggle with rhythm, are a beginner, or feel you have weak hands or difficulty changing chords, this will be a great stream for you! Looking forward to seeing you all! Much love!

Oh no I'll be sleeping during your stream it will be at 4 am in France I am sorry

 

[William B.]

Is this later like in some hours?

 

[Brian Haner Sr.]

I do not see this listed on the SynTV calendar. Is is still a go?

 

[Rad Synner]

I do not see this listed on the SynTV calendar. Is is still a go?

No she decided to cancel the stream

 

[Calvin Phillips]

I do not see this listed on the SynTV calendar. Is is still a go?

I suggest giving her a shout.

 

[Saphyra]

No she decided to cancel the stream

Oh no I am sorry :/

 

[Brian Haner Sr.]

No she decided to cancel the stream

: (

 

[Saphyra]

I don't like timezones if I could I would really like to see the stream

 

[Rad Synner]

I don't like timezones if I could I would really like to see the stream

Don't worry! We already have other streams in the work and we are trying to make it with the different timezones in mind! Keep an eye on following announcements!

 

[William B.]

thenar eminence

How do I make this rest? I've been doing stuff to make my hands stronger and this area seems hard to relax. Sometimes I get it on my picking hand but recently it's been my fretting hand.
Thanks in advance