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  1. Ed Seith

    Alternate Picking Exercise 3 – Lesson 41

    This one is called "Lick my Love Pump."
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    Comment by 'Ed Seith' in media 'SGS Collab'

    That last lick at the end is like the end of a chapter in a page-turner of a book. You're ready to put it down because you've reached a natural ending, but it left you wanting more, so you reach for the next chapter. What I mean is, that was a seriously tasty piece at the end there!
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    Comment by 'Ed Seith' in media 'SGS Collab - Blues Verse V2.0'

    Very clean. That chord you've got at :31 or so is really out there, but I kinda like it!
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    Comment by 'Ed Seith' in media 'SGS Collab - My Solo v2.0'

    Nice! Some cool tapping and shreddage and then you segue nicely into the chill section.
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    Comment by 'Ed Seith' in media 'Collab final scratch take 1 - Bridge Lead'

    Thank you thank you!
  6. Collab final scratch take 1 - Bridge Lead

    Collab final scratch take 1 - Bridge Lead

    We'll see how this fits in. For possibly the first time ever in a lead, I made a chart of the key I wanted to play in (A minor) and, here's the real trick - I stuck to it. I also tried to incorporate a MOTIF from the blues lessons; first in the middle, then to wrap up at the end.
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    Collab! New Update & Deadline!

    Okay, so this is going to be the "final scratch track," as it were? To make sure all the pieces will fit together before the final recording? Just confirming.
  8. Ed Seith

    Synyster Gates Custom S Loose Tremolo Bar

    I don't have one of these particular guitars, but the original Floyd Rose trems have a screw on the bar that secures it to the bridge. It sounds like you may be missing that screw?
  9. Ed Seith

    What are you currently listening to?

    The most perfect version of one of the best songs ever written
  10. Ed Seith

    Hello all.....

    Welcome! Good luck and enjoy!
  11. Ed Seith

    Picking issues

    Definitely. That thumb should be anchoring your pointing finger almost always.
  12. Ed Seith

    Picking issues

    Dan, you're kinda putting it in the wrong place, at least from how the first pic looks. That thumb should be close to under your pointer finger. If you're playing in 5th position, it should be under around the 5th fret. Moving it up that high is putting MORE pressure on the wrist, I would think.
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    Making Of "The Descending Dragon" and my finished song!

    Fuck that guy.
  14. Ed Seith

    Making Of "The Descending Dragon" and my finished song!

    even cooler than that, I do, as well. ;)
  15. Ed Seith

    Comment by 'Ed Seith' in media 'Sieze the Day Solo'

    @Brian Haner Sr. really needs to do a lesson on guitar faces.
  16. Ed Seith

    I'm getting there. Still more layers!

    I'm getting there. Still more layers!
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  17. Ed Seith

    2 years later and the growth is undeniable!

    That right there is absolutely undeniable proof of your hard work, and your appreciation for the direction and discipline the school and the community helped you find in yourself. Congratulations! So much amazing progress to be proud of!
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    Picking issues

    Channel all that hate into Nickelback and reach out to me or any of your friends here if you need support. You're not alone!
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    Beginners: Are you struggling with chord changes? This can help!

    I just wanted to add my $.02 to this. Pivot notes can help with some chord changes.
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    Size Pick Guitar

    I think it's very personal. I do find that a lot of speed players tend to use thicker, smaller, pointier picks. I started using Jazz Stubbies (the purple rounded ones) some time in the early 1990s. I began a quest for a new "permanent" pick probably 8 or 9 years ago, and nothing has fully...
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