More time to write a more explained post.
1. I myself am trying to make shorter videos but I feel it's hard to tell a story in a shorter improv and youre more doodling which is fine but I never just do a simple doodle. It's a working progress. I understand people have lives. Atleast they aren't 21 minutes long anymore. They could be...but I don't post those. Lol right now I'm basically trying to do similar to cj. I think his were a couple minutes to a few.
2. If you're pitch training it's hard to show progress in a minute or two. But again you really don't need to post everything.
3. I'll be active as long as people pitch in on mine. As long as people understand that I'm not trying to be defensive and am merely analyzing myself like I so life you have no issues to be afraid of. I'm at a point where if I'm playing a position or run wrong I should be able to catch it myself. Right now im trying to figure out how to play in intervals over chord changes. I'm doing this through arpeggio sweeps into alternate picking runs. The last 2 videos were getting into that.( I guess that isn't too difficult to make shorter. ) I feel it should go both ways. I'm always open to give my opinion.
4. My last thought. I've definitely been asking for help and haven't gotten much. (Been asking for chord progression suggestions). If you want a short 2 minute video. Give me something to do. You have heard what I'm.working on.
Refesher:
Bflat major chord family progressions. It can be essentially anything really. I haven't touched the modes yet. All I've done is memorize some of the caged positions. So you could suggest the caged positions I haven't tried yet. I've done a lot of a minor caged positions as they are easy to do for finger practice. They also match nicely with I believe g major shapes of their relative minors. (I'm not near my papers lol).
So here's what I'm asking for.
Example.
"Play a so and so progression using these caged shapes/mode positions/etc"
I'll definitely take in more of what you want if you can help motivate me to do what you want