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improv #9 in C
alternate picking II backingtrack improv
lesson 63 improv #6
Avenged Sevenfold - Sidewinder - Guitar Solo Acoustic
lessons 63 backingtrack improv
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Mariler

lesson 63 improv #6

My last improv for the challenge. I got a bit lost and there's some wrong notes, but I like some parts of the improv. Something good is that every day I need less previous practice to come up with some ideas I can develop (always from my beginner's skills) :)
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Nice, haha it's a long video 4:20. That's cool how you can keep going, have you tried playing a chord hit a few loose notes from it and do the same to the next chord? I tried it a few times, works pretty good.
Usually I'll start a power chord, cause I can move the shape almost anywhere. Your guitar sounds nice, maybe there's a little bit of chorus I hear. This practice sure does give a boost in coming up with stuff faster! I feel it too.
 
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William Byerley said:
Nice, haha it's a long video 4:20. That's cool how you can keep going, have you tried playing a chord hit a few loose notes from it and do the same to the next chord? I tried it a few times, works pretty good.
Usually I'll start a power chord, cause I can move the shape almost anywhere. Your guitar sounds nice, maybe there's a little bit of chorus I hear. This practice sure does give a boost in coming up with stuff faster! I feel it too.
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definitely the track was hard to follow to the end. The idea of using chords sounds really cool. I'm never sure which chords would fit, but definitely have to make some effort to learn where to find them in different positions of the fretboard.
I'm learning so much that I'm getting hooked on this challenge :)
 
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I try to start on the lowest notes first like only the low EAD and than move them around till it matches. Hit the chord once and play a few notes in that chord and continue. I think Stevie Ray Vaughan is cool cause looks like he just slides his hand back and forth. You can't really tell what he's playing by looking. From what I remember, haven't watched him in awhile. There's probably more who play(ed) like that.
 
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